One of the most recognizable areas in the entirety of Katmai is Brooks Falls, a spot bisecting the Brooks River and creating the perfect perch for bears to grab a snack.

Brown bears at Brooks Falls in Alaska apparently have turned salmon fishing into an art form. The accompanying slow-motion footage, captured by Michael Gallo, shows a bear so perfectly positioned ...

Once we reached the viewing platform, Brooks Falls came into view. Sure enough, a behemoth brown bear stood on the lip of the falls, staring intently down at the water and waiting to catch a leaping ...

Brown bears at Brooks Falls in Alaska apparently have turned salmon fishing into an art form. The accompanying slow-motion footage, captured by Michael Gallo, shows a bear so perfectly positioned ...

The Katmai brown bears are famous for standing at Brooks Falls, catching sockeye salmon in their mouths to fatten up for the winter. And they’re a huge draw for the park on the Alaska Peninsula ...

Nick Dale, a wildlife photographer, had the opportunity of a lifetime at Brooks Falls, Alaska. With his Nikon D800, he captured the moment and shared it with LatestSightings.com. Dale spent a week ...

A brown bear snags a sockeye salmon in mid-air on August 11, 2023 at Brooks Falls, Alaska within the Katmai National Park and Preserve. The bears feast in large numbers at the falls between July ...

(WTAJ) — Some very chunky brown bears are taking center stage at Brooks Falls in Alaska for the annual Fat Bear Week! Fat Bear Week is a single-elimination tournament that focuses on educating ...

Expect bear-watching in Alaska to cost between $900 to $1,500 per day. If you wish to stay overnight at Brooks Falls, Lake Clark Resort, Redoubt Mountain Lodge, or other Lake Clark/Kamai ...

Walking through rugged, snow-covered mountain peaks of the Alaska wild alone and looking ... Specifically, Brooks River Falls in Katmai National Park may be the single best place to see bears ...