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National Park Access and Bear Viewing
Private Access to Alaska’s Most Iconic National Parks
From Tordrillo Mountain Lodge, explore three extraordinary national parks by private floatplane—where remote landscapes, abundant wildlife, and unforgettable bear viewing come together in one seamless luxury adventure. There are also abundant opportunities for world-class fishing on the many rivers and lakes in each park.
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The Journey Begins at the Lodge
Flying in our de Havilland Turbine Otter is an experience in itself. Built for the Alaskan wilderness, this aircraft offers both capability and comfort—allowing guests to access places few will ever reach. Seating up to 10 guests, each journey departs directly from Judd Lake, just steps from the lodge.
From this remote basecamp, guests unlock access to three of Alaska’s most remarkable national parks—each offering a completely different perspective of the wild.
Private Floatplane Access
Up to 10 Guests
Three National Parks
Return to the Lodge Each Evening
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An Extraordinary Bear Viewing Experience
Few wildlife encounters compare to witnessing Alaska’s coastal brown bears in their natural habitat.
From the salmon-rich rivers of Katmai to the remote coastlines and valleys of Lake Clark, guests have the opportunity to observe bears up close—feeding, fishing, and moving through landscapes untouched by crowds.
This is not a standard tour. It’s a privately guided experience designed around access, timing, and the freedom to explore beyond fixed itineraries.
Katmai National Park
Wake early at the lodge, enjoy breakfast, and step onto the Otter waiting at the dock. From there, embark on a two-hour flight over the dramatic volcanoes of Spurr, Redoubt, and Iliamna—either cutting through Lake Clark National Park or following the rugged coastline toward Katmai.
Spend the day exploring one of the most wildlife-rich regions in Alaska. Watch bears feast on salmon along the coast, visit the iconic Brooks Falls, or land on a remote volcanic lake where you can step directly onto shore and explore on foot.
On the return, fly through the legendary passes of the Alaska Range before arriving back at the lodge for dinner and a peaceful evening on the lake.
Flight Time: ~5 hours
Total Experience: ~10 hours
Denali National Park
Depart north from the lodge and follow the spine of the Alaska Range into one of the most dramatic alpine landscapes in North America.
Fly into the Kichatna Spires—towering granite walls rising thousands of feet straight out of the glaciers—resembling a raw, untouched version of Yosemite. Continue across the Yetna and Kahiltna Glaciers, with views of Denali’s climbing routes and basecamp.
