People come to Alaska to experience the wild and see wild animals.
Wild things are here, but they're seasonal.
A grizzly bear does some salmon fishing on a remote beach a few miles from Elfin Cove, Alaska. Brown bears have a shoulder hump, straight claws and sometimes a concave face - and they're massive, up to 1,500 pounds. The place to see brown bears is Pack Creek at the Stan Price State Wildlife Sanctuary on Admiralty Island . One of the best places to see black bears is Anan Creek Wildlife Viewing Area, accessible by boat or floatplane from Wrangell. Dall sheep dot steep slopes and cliffs throughout Southeast.