Guided hunts have taken place on this ground since the 1920s, and the lodge itself dates to 1937. It has just the right mix of comfort and remoteness, with horses, helicopters and glaciers close at hand.

Every hunt here is a combo hunt. We build it around the animal you want most, and you’ll have the chance to take more than one species along the way.

The lodge is rustic luxury in the heart of the Alaska Range. You’ll hunt right from the main lodge or from remote log cabins scattered across hundreds of miles of untamed country, some of it so untouched the animals have never seen a person. It’s fair chase, spot-and-stalk hunting at its best: guides glass from high lookouts, sometimes spotting game five or six miles away, and the horses put even those animals within reach.

A second camp on Kodiak Island is home to the Kodiak brown bear, the largest brown bear in the world and one of the most prized trophies anywhere. You’ll stalk in the shadow of ancient volcanoes, whether it’s spring, when the big bears come out of their dens in May, or fall, when you hunt them up close along the salmon streams in October. The guides here have hunted Kodiak since the early 1980s, and plenty of ten-foot bears have come out of this camp. Sitka blacktail deer round out the hunt.

Family members can fish, view wildlife and take scenic flights.

Based out of a 9,000-square-foot lodge on a big lake in Southwest Alaska, this outfit hunts more than 750,000 acres of exclusive country reached by float plane, wheel plane, boat and raft. Choose a fully guided hunt with a registered Alaska guide, or, for experienced hunters, a DIY drop camp for moose or black bear.

Moose. Alaska-Yukon moose across mountains, tundra, swampy flats, river valleys and coastline during the September rut, when big bulls often come charging in to the call. Hunts mix calling, spot-and-stalk and floating rivers from remote spike camps. Expect long days and demanding pack-outs.

Peninsula brown bear. The Alaska Peninsula has the highest bear density on the planet. In spring, you’ll glass open mountainsides as bears leave their dens; in fall, you’ll hunt salmon streams and berry-covered hillsides, using wind and terrain for a careful stalk.

Interior grizzly. Grizzlies in the mountains and river country of southwest and southcentral Alaska, where numbers are at historic highs and some areas allow up to two bears a year. It’s a spot-and-stalk hunt that rewards patience more than pure toughness.

Black bear. Numbers are so high you’ll often spot several bears from a single ridge. Hunts work river corridors, salmon runs and berry-filled alpine ridges, from the lodge or a spike camp. Early June and August are best, and baiting is available in June with advance notice.

Wolf and wolverine can be added to your hunt.

Where you’ll stay. Hunt right from the comfort of the main lodge, from a remote cabin, or from a tented camp deep in the backcountry. We’ll match the setup to your hunt.

Fish for king salmon, halibut and trophy steelhead in the clear waters right outside the door, or take a float plane fly-out to remote rivers. Guides and captains are great with beginners and seasoned anglers alike.

Back at the lodge, chefs prepare five-course dinners, there’s a full bar and a big wine cellar, private hot tubs, and a spa with a Himalayan salt room, sauna and yoga. Non-angler packages, whale watching and helicopter eco-tours make it a great trip for couples.

Packages are custom built around you. Mix saltwater days on the ocean with freshwater days on remote rivers, and fish with a rod and reel or a fly rod, whichever you love most.

Fish for king, silver and sockeye salmon on the famous Kenai and Kasilof Rivers, run offshore for halibut, or drift glacier-fed water near Cooper Landing for rainbow trout in the 10-pound class. Guides supply the gear and know the spots.

Home base is a family-run lodge of handcrafted spruce log cabins with full kitchens, plus a big sauna, hot tub, fitness room and community fire pit. Your catch is processed and frozen on site, so it’s ready to fly home. It’s road-accessible and great for families and groups.

Packages are custom built around you. Split your days between saltwater halibut trips and freshwater salmon and trout on the rivers, and fish with a rod and reel or a fly rod, whichever you love most.