How to Check Rates and Book a Stay or Fishing Trip at Glacier Bear Lodge
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Glacier Bear Lodge in Yakutat, Alaska takes bookings through its own website, where you can review lodging, fishing trips, tours, and rates before reserving. The site provides a Book Now option and a Contact page, so you can either start a reservation directly or reach out with specific questions about accommodations or guided trips. Rates and trip details should be reviewed before you book, since pricing is not published in the source material provided here.
What You Can Book
Glacier Bear Lodge is a fresh and saltwater fishing lodge in South East Alaska, positioned as a base for fishing tours and glacier excursions. The site organizes its offerings into these bookable categories:
| Category | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Lodging | Guest rooms and on-site amenities |
| Guided Fishing | Fully guided fishing tours with expert guides, local knowledge, and equipment provided |
| Non-Guided Fishing | Self-paced fishing with freedom and flexibility to build your own trip |
| Guided Glacier Tours | Ocean vessels that get close to Alaska's glaciers, optionally paired with some fishing on the return to the dock |
| Tours & Rates | Trip and pricing information |
Lodging and On-Site Amenities
Guest rooms are described as featuring two new full-sized beds, full baths, a sitting area, and space to hang your gear after a day on the water. The lodge also lists:
- Bar and Restaurant — meals and drinks, with sporting events on a big screen TV
- Billiards room — for unwinding after fishing
- Pro Shop — on the second level of the main lodge, stocked with flies for the Situk River and merchandise
How to Check Rates and Book
- Go to the Glacier Bear Lodge website (glacierbearlodge.com).
- Review the Lodging, Fishing Trips, Tours, and Rates sections to compare what's available.
- Use the Book Now option to begin a reservation.
- If you have questions about a specific room, guided trip, or date, use the Contact page to reach the lodge directly.
The site does not publish specific prices in the material available here, so confirm current rates through the Rates section or by contacting the lodge before committing.
A Note on the Fishing
The lodge has hosted KSL Outdoors with Adam Eakle for salmon fishing on the Situk River, where the crew caught Coho and saw grizzly bears and bald eagles. The lodge quotes the experience as "an Alaska adventure unlike any we have ever done before." That's a useful signal if world-class salmon fishing on the Situk is your priority — but it doesn't substitute for checking current trip details and rates yourself.
Before You Book
- Decide between guided and non-guided fishing based on how much structure and local expertise you want.
- If glacier viewing matters to you, ask whether a glacier tour can be combined with fishing on the return leg.
- Confirm what's included in guided trips (the site mentions guides and top-notch equipment) and what you need to bring.
- Verify room configuration and amenities match your group size, since rooms are described with two full-sized beds.
For anything not covered on the site — availability, deposits, or trip-specific questions — the Contact page is the direct route.