There are 8 eagle nests at Kukak Bay;
not all are in use each year. |
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Our boats have ramps that drop
right onto the beach,
so you can get on
and off
the boats easily. |
As a potential bonus your float plane pilot may be able to fly past Mt. Sharatin
(weather permitting) on Kodiak Island while en route to the lodge, so watch for the herd of 35 mountain goats that lives
there.
No matter when you visit, you can expect a
wildlife experience of a lifetime. Bears
are the stars of this wilderness stage, with fox, sea otter, seal, killer whales
and even an occasional moose in their respective supporting roles. |
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Wildlife
(click on most photos to enlarge) |
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Baby Seagull. |
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Katmai Wilderness Lodge attracts
serious photographers from around the world. |
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For more information or to make a reservation: Click here to e-mail us: katbears@ptialaska.net Phone: 1-800-488-8767 or 907-486-8767 Fax: 907-486-6798 Mail: P.O. Box 4332 Kodiak, Alaska 99615 |
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A porcupine pays a
visit.
Note the height of
the fireweed. |
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Tanner (Snow) Crabs |
Kayaks available for the
more adventurous guests.
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Immature Bald Eagles
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