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<blockquote data-quote="klein" data-source="post: 757765" data-attributes="member: 23950">I was in Hyder, Alaska (I drove there in September), can&#039;t remember the bear feeding time.It was morning, maybe 10 am.You drove to the creek, they had a US Ranger there for security reasons, and you can watch the bears feed from the salmon in the creek/river.After the Grizzlys ate, then the Blackbears would come out and feed.(Blackbears would patiently wait, until the grizzlys were done with breakfast).It was neat.But, yes, all along the stretches of road, you&#039;ll encounter bears, elk, moose, mountain goats, just to name a few animals.It&#039;s worth the experience.And if Old takes another couple along, then the motorhome rental even gets cheaper.If he just travels as a couple, they have nice raised roof camper vans to rent. They sleep up to 4, have fridge, stove, microwave, table, everything in it, and cheaper then the motorhome, and cheaper on gas, too.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="klein, post: 757765, member: 23950"] I was in Hyder, Alaska (I drove there in September), can't remember the bear feeding time. It was morning, maybe 10 am. You drove to the creek, they had a US Ranger there for security reasons, and you can watch the bears feed from the salmon in the creek/river. After the Grizzlys ate, then the Blackbears would come out and feed. (Blackbears would patiently wait, until the grizzlys were done with breakfast). It was neat. But, yes, all along the stretches of road, you'll encounter bears, elk, moose, mountain goats, just to name a few animals. It's worth the experience. And if Old takes another couple along, then the motorhome rental even gets cheaper. If he just travels as a couple, they have nice raised roof camper vans to rent. They sleep up to 4, have fridge, stove, microwave, table, everything in it, and cheaper then the motorhome, and cheaper on gas, too. [/QUOTE]

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