Salmon Run

In August, sockeye salmon reach their spawning grounds in the tundra, culminating a lengthy and strenuous trek from Bristol Bay. This journey spans over a month, traversing the Alagnak River, passing through Kukaklek Lake, and ultimately arriving at their birthplace to spawn. Concurrently, Coastal Brown Bears indulge in a feast of sockeye salmon, seizing every opportunity to eat, and sometimes roam the tundra for blueberries and crowberries.

Our camp, nestled beside quaint lakes, offer convenient proximity to these spawning sites, enhancing your wilderness experience.

What We Provide At Our Camp

1. A 3 or 4-person North Face tent for each guest.
2. 4-inch thick ExPed MegaMat.
3. Inflatable ExPed Mega pillow.
4. STARLINK internet.
5. Solar charging.
6. Electric fence.
7. Private bathroom facility.
8. 3 meals a day. (Breakfast: hardboiled eggs, oatmeal, granola) (Lunch: sandwiches and snacks) (Dinner: home cooked Spaghetti, Chicken Noodle soup, Beef Stroganoff, Beef Stew, Curry and Chili)
9. 1 or 2 experienced Naturalist guides with Certificates in CPR/First Aid and wilderness first responder.
10. Dome-5 North Face gathering tent for eating and getting out of the weather.
11. Bug zappers.
12. Lantern.
13. Bear resistant storage for food and scented items.
14. Coffee.

What We Do Not Provide At Our Camp

1. Sleeping bag (recommend sleeping bag rated to 15 degrees).
2. Chest waders (in order to keep costs down we recommend you bring your own, so you have a proper fit).
3. Special dietary foods.
4. Cost of flight to and from camp.
5. Personal water bottles.
6. Trekking poles.