You will gaze in wonder at the panorama which unfolds from sea level to the top of nameless 4,000' mountains. Each wonderfully long summer day offers time for renewal and revitilization. The ancient residents found their strength here, as have modern residents, Michael and Diane McBride. Daily activities are determined by you. The friendly experienced staff of trained naturalists share the country with you at your pace.
Trails radiate from the lodge and invite exploration.
Or fly with a veteran bush pilot by floatplane to a mountain lake and fish for rainbows. The Katmai Coast is an unlikely destination for a tourist boat. But skipper Michael Parks, and first mate Lydia Rabottini, along with owner John Rogers, have been running the Waters for years along the coast of Katmai. Built for the U.S. Army 50 years ago, the Waters is a heavyset 70 foot tugboat with thick wooden beams built into its rising lines. John spends summers exploring the coast and bears of Katmai with individuals seeking a unique Alaska adventure.