Watch this bear's angling skills at the top of a waterfall, then learn why bears want to eat fish and when they do it.

Enjoy walking tours, fishing, hiking, ziplining, kayaking, hiking, dog sledding and more on a Princess cruise through Alaska.

From brown bears to beluga whales, explore the incredible wildlife that thrives in Alaska’s remote and roadless Lake Clark ...

The new Mulchatna predator control program, aimed at boosting caribou numbers, has the same flaw that caused judges to ...

From the Florida Keys to Alaska, our avid angler contributor shares his favorite fishing spots in the U.S. that offer extra ...

Brave the wilds of Alaska on this island of trails, where breathtaking mountain views await those who risk run-ins with wildlife in the Tongass National Forest.

The Haggin Museum will soon feature a national traveling, "A Life In The Wild." Here's what to know before you go.

Way up north in Alaska, Katmai National Park protects a vast landscape (over 4 million acres!) of volcanoes, tundra, lakes and Pacific coastline. The park is famous worldwide for its brown bears and ...

America is home to some of the most productive salmon waters in the world, with rivers, bays, and coastal regions that draw anglers year after year. These locations stand out for their strong runs, ...

Loop, YETI, Carhartt—they all have gear in colors and logos that represent your college team. Nothing wrong with showing a ...

Alaska has a secret, and it’s a big one – about 1.6 million acres big, to be precise. Wood-Tikchik State Park near Dillingham might be the largest state park in the entire United States, yet somehow ...