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Chilkoot Wilderness et observation de la faune - Départ de Haines

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Voyez si vous pouvez apercevoir des pygargues à tête blanche, des phoques communs et des ours bruns au cours de cette visite de 2,5 heures au parc d'État de Chilkoot Lake. Suivez votre guide naturaliste expert dans divers sites pittoresques du parc.
Ville: Haines
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  • Les bébés et les jeunes enfants peuvent monter dans un landau ou une poussette
  • Animaux d'assistance autorisés
  • Des transports en commun sont disponibles à proximité
  • Sièges pour bébés spécialisés sont disponibles
  • Convient à tous les niveaux de forme physique
  • Les enfants doivent être accompagnés d'un adulte
  • Un minimum de 2 personnes est requis pour que la visite se déroule
  • Au moment de la réservation, veuillez indiquer le nom de votre bateau de croisière ou de votre hébergement à l'hôtel afin que nous sachions où vous rencontrer pour la visite.
  • Cette visite nécessite une certaine quantité de marche sur des surfaces inégales et rocheuses.
  • Les fauteuils roulants motorisés ou les scooters ne sont pas acceptés.
  • Masques faciaux requis pour les voyageurs en public zones
  • Masques faciaux requis pour les guides dans les espaces publics
  • Désinfectant pour les mains disponible pour les voyageurs et le personnel
  • Distanciation sociale appliquée tout au long de l'expérience
  • Régulièrement zones à fort trafic désinfectées
  • Équipement /équipement désinfecté entre chaque utilisation
  • Véhicules de transport régulièrement désinfectés
  • Guides tenus de se laver régulièrement les mains
  • Régulier contrôles de température pour le personnel
  • Contrôles de température pour les voyageurs à l'arrivée
  • Politique de maintien à domicile payée pour le personnel présentant des symptômes
  • Paiements sans contact pour les pourboires et les suppléments
À quoi s'attendre
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Haines
Visit a true naturalist’s paradise - Haines, Alaska. Haines boasts some of the most pristine wild country in Southeast Alaska. Your expert naturalist guide will share their knowledge of this area’s unique wildlife, plants, and ecosystems.
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Chilkoot River
In May, June and July, the wildflowers are at their peak and eagles are busy caring for their young on the nest. Beginning in late July, the river fills with migrating salmon, while brown bears come down to the river’s edge to feed. As the number of salmon in the river increases, the likelihood of seeing bears down along the river increases, with a good probability of bear sightings from early August through late September.
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Chilkoot Lake State Recreation Area
As you drive through the park, your guide knows the best places to stop for scenery and the possibility of wildlife spotting. Your guide is equipped with a powerful spotting scope to bring the wildlife in close, and your guide will help interpret the behavior of the various wildlife and explain how the animals fit into the Chilkoot’s complex ecosystem. Make sure you bring your camera to take advantage of the numerous photo opportunities.
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Fort William H. Seward National Historic Landmark
Fort William H Seward overlooks the Port Chilkoot Cruise Ship Dock. Built by the US Army in 1904, the fort has a storied past and is now privately owned and maintained featuring a number of outdoor art installations, restaurants and shops. Pass through on your way back to your ship.
5
Haines
Visit a true naturalist’s paradise - Haines, Alaska. Haines boasts some of the most pristine wild country in Southeast Alaska. Your expert naturalist guide will share their knowledge of this area’s unique wildlife, plants, and ecosystems.
6
Chilkoot River
In May, June and July, the wildflowers are at their peak and eagles are busy caring for their young on the nest. Beginning in late July, the river fills with migrating salmon, while brown bears come down to the river’s edge to feed. As the number of salmon in the river increases, the likelihood of seeing bears down along the river increases, with a good probability of bear sightings from early August through late September.
7
Chilkoot Lake State Recreation Area
As you drive through the park, your guide knows the best places to stop for scenery and the possibility of wildlife spotting. Your guide is equipped with a powerful spotting scope to bring the wildlife in close, and your guide will help interpret the behavior of the various wildlife and explain how the animals fit into the Chilkoot’s complex ecosystem. Make sure you bring your camera to take advantage of the numerous photo opportunities.
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Fort William H. Seward National Historic Landmark
Fort William H Seward overlooks the Port Chilkoot Cruise Ship Dock. Built by the US Army in 1904, the fort has a storied past and is now privately owned and maintained featuring a number of outdoor art installations, restaurants and shops. Pass through on your way back to your ship.
9
Haines
Visit a true naturalist’s paradise - Haines, Alaska. Haines boasts some of the most pristine wild country in Southeast Alaska. Your expert naturalist guide will share their knowledge of this area’s unique wildlife, plants, and ecosystems.
10
Chilkoot River
In May, June and July, the wildflowers are at their peak and eagles are busy caring for their young on the nest. Beginning in late July, the river fills with migrating salmon, while brown bears come down to the river’s edge to feed. As the number of salmon in the river increases, the likelihood of seeing bears down along the river increases, with a good probability of bear sightings from early August through late September.
11
Chilkoot Lake State Recreation Area
As you drive through the park, your guide knows the best places to stop for scenery and the possibility of wildlife spotting. Your guide is equipped with a powerful spotting scope to bring the wildlife in close, and your guide will help interpret the behavior of the various wildlife and explain how the animals fit into the Chilkoot’s complex ecosystem. Make sure you bring your camera to take advantage of the numerous photo opportunities.
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Fort William H. Seward National Historic Landmark
Fort William H Seward overlooks the Port Chilkoot Cruise Ship Dock. Built by the US Army in 1904, the fort has a storied past and is now privately owned and maintained featuring a number of outdoor art installations, restaurants and shops. Pass through on your way back to your ship.
13
Haines
Visit a true naturalist’s paradise - Haines, Alaska. Haines boasts some of the most pristine wild country in Southeast Alaska. Your expert naturalist guide will share their knowledge of this area’s unique wildlife, plants, and ecosystems.
14
Chilkoot River
In May, June and July, the wildflowers are at their peak and eagles are busy caring for their young on the nest. Beginning in late July, the river fills with migrating salmon, while brown bears come down to the river’s edge to feed. As the number of salmon in the river increases, the likelihood of seeing bears down along the river increases, with a good probability of bear sightings from early August through late September.
15
Chilkoot Lake State Recreation Area
As you drive through the park, your guide knows the best places to stop for scenery and the possibility of wildlife spotting. Your guide is equipped with a powerful spotting scope to bring the wildlife in close, and your guide will help interpret the behavior of the various wildlife and explain how the animals fit into the Chilkoot’s complex ecosystem. Make sure you bring your camera to take advantage of the numerous photo opportunities.
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Fort William H. Seward National Historic Landmark
Fort William H Seward overlooks the Port Chilkoot Cruise Ship Dock. Built by the US Army in 1904, the fort has a storied past and is now privately owned and maintained featuring a number of outdoor art installations, restaurants and shops. Pass through on your way back to your ship.
17
Haines
Visit a true naturalist’s paradise - Haines, Alaska. Haines boasts some of the most pristine wild country in Southeast Alaska. Your expert naturalist guide will share their knowledge of this area’s unique wildlife, plants, and ecosystems.
18
Chilkoot River
In May, June and July, the wildflowers are at their peak and eagles are busy caring for their young on the nest. Beginning in late July, the river fills with migrating salmon, while brown bears come down to the river’s edge to feed. As the number of salmon in the river increases, the likelihood of seeing bears down along the river increases, with a good probability of bear sightings from early August through late September.
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Chilkoot Lake State Recreation Area
As you drive through the park, your guide knows the best places to stop for scenery and the possibility of wildlife spotting. Your guide is equipped with a powerful spotting scope to bring the wildlife in close, and your guide will help interpret the behavior of the various wildlife and explain how the animals fit into the Chilkoot’s complex ecosystem. Make sure you bring your camera to take advantage of the numerous photo opportunities.
20
Fort William H. Seward National Historic Landmark
Fort William H Seward overlooks the Port Chilkoot Cruise Ship Dock. Built by the US Army in 1904, the fort has a storied past and is now privately owned and maintained featuring a number of outdoor art installations, restaurants and shops. Pass through on your way back to your ship.
21
Haines
Visit a true naturalist’s paradise - Haines, Alaska. Haines boasts some of the most pristine wild country in Southeast Alaska. Your expert naturalist guide will share their knowledge of this area’s unique wildlife, plants, and ecosystems.
22
Chilkoot River
In May, June and July, the wildflowers are at their peak and eagles are busy caring for their young on the nest. Beginning in late July, the river fills with migrating salmon, while brown bears come down to the river’s edge to feed. As the number of salmon in the river increases, the likelihood of seeing bears down along the river increases, with a good probability of bear sightings from early August through late September.
23
Chilkoot Lake State Recreation Area
As you drive through the park, your guide knows the best places to stop for scenery and the possibility of wildlife spotting. Your guide is equipped with a powerful spotting scope to bring the wildlife in close, and your guide will help interpret the behavior of the various wildlife and explain how the animals fit into the Chilkoot’s complex ecosystem. Make sure you bring your camera to take advantage of the numerous photo opportunities.
24
Fort William H. Seward National Historic Landmark
Fort William H Seward overlooks the Port Chilkoot Cruise Ship Dock. Built by the US Army in 1904, the fort has a storied past and is now privately owned and maintained featuring a number of outdoor art installations, restaurants and shops. Pass through on your way back to your ship.
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Haines
Visitez un véritable paradis pour les naturalistes - Haines, Alaska. Haines possède certains des pays sauvages les plus vierges du sud-est de l'Alaska. Votre guide naturaliste expert partagera ses connaissances sur la faune, les plantes et les écosystèmes uniques de cette région.
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Rivière Chilkoot
En mai, juin et juillet, les fleurs sauvages sont à leur apogée et les aigles s'occupent de leurs petits au nid. À partir de la fin juillet, la rivière se remplit de saumons migrateurs, tandis que les ours bruns descendent au bord de la rivière pour se nourrir. À mesure que le nombre de saumons dans la rivière augmente, la probabilité de voir des ours le long de la rivière augmente, avec une bonne probabilité d'observation d'ours du début août à la fin septembre.
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Zone de loisirs d'État du lac Chilkoot
Pendant que vous traversez le parc, votre guide connaît les meilleurs endroits où s'arrêter pour admirer le paysage et la possibilité d'observer la faune. Votre guide est équipé d'une lunette d'observation puissante pour rapprocher la faune. Votre guide vous aidera à interpréter le comportement des différentes espèces sauvages et vous expliquera comment les animaux s'intègrent dans l'écosystème complexe de Chilkoot. Assurez-vous d'apporter votre appareil photo pour profiter des nombreuses opportunités de photos.
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Site historique national du Fort William H. Seward
Le Fort William H Seward surplombe le quai des navires de croisière de Port Chilkoot. Construit par l'armée américaine en 1904, le fort a un passé riche en histoires et est maintenant une propriété privée et entretenue avec un certain nombre d'installations d'art en plein air, de restaurants et de boutiques. Traversez en revenant à votre navire.
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Commentaires (23)
ellen r
Jul 2022
Great trip. Our guide, Kathy, was very knowledgeable about the area and very personable. You can tell she was a teacher! High recommend this low key trip.
Réponse de l'hôte
Jul 2022
Kathy has been guiding here for many years and she has much to share. She is mostly working in our office these days so it is nice for her to get out and guide now and again. I will be sure to share this review with her.
KayTurk
Jul 2022
I would rate this tour a negative One if I could. The ad is very misleading. The tour guide stated she had never seen a bear on this tour, ever. She grew up in Haines. The tour consists of a drive to a lake to take a picture. Unable to venture on your own. “Stay by the bus”. Same thing with a stop on the road to “look” at a river. We saw one bald eagle, one loon. Bald Eagles are spotted atop buildings and houses in town. That’s it. So… DO NOT waste your time or money on this so called “Wilderness tour”. False Advertising.
Réponse de l'hôte
Jul 2022
Thank you for sharing your thoughts about this tour. There is a saying in business that “the customer is always right. “ So I have to agree with you that this was a terrible tour for you. It was terrible because the tour did not meet your expectations. But your expectations were not reasonable. There is another saying in business known as “caveat emptor” which is defined as “ the principle that the buyer alone is responsible for checking the quality and suitability of goods before a purchase is made.” Part of traveling responsibility is reading the tour description of any tour that you purchase. The tour description for this tour clearly states that ““Depending on the time of year that you visit, you are more likely to see different animals. In May, June and July, eagles care for their young in the nest and wildflower blooms peak. Migrating salmon arrive towards the end of July, filling the river and enticing brown bears to the water to feed. From early August through late September, bears are frequently spotted.” Your statement that our guide, who grew in Haines, has never seen a bear on this tour is simply untrue. Bear are frequently seen when the pink salmon are running, and any local person in Haines knows this. All you have to do is read the numerous 5 star reviews of this tour on TripAdvisor and you can see that our guests often see bears beginning in August. If you want to bear sightings guaranteed, there are other tours where the bears are in enclosures and you will definitely see them. In Haines, Steve Kroschel’s Wildlife Center has a bear in an enclosure. In Sitka there is the Fortress of the Bears tour where bear are guaranteed. Perhaps these tours would have been a better choice for you. You state that you were “unable to venture on your own.” This is true. Safety is our primary concern on all Rainbow Glacier Adventures tours. In an area like Chilkoot lake that is frequented by brown bear, we would be irresponsible to let you venture on your own. If you had wanted to go on your own, you could have made your way to Haines and rented a car. Then you would have been free to venture in bear country on your own. But on our tours, we require guests to stay by the vehicle, so that they can gather together and retreat to the vehicle if a bear approaches the group.
Tom_L
Jun 2022
Kate was a wonderful guide with personal service with a smile. She took us on short hikes that were very easy with plenty of photo options.
Réponse de l'hôte
Jul 2022
I'm so happy to see this positive review for our tour and for our guide, Kate. Kate is new to our company this year and brings enthusiasm along with a commitment to learning and sharing. Kate is studying pre-law at Loyola University and speaks fluent French. She has a passion for Alaska and its natural history and we are glad to have her join our team.

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