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Bear Creek Weir, Seward

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#7 of 10 in Nature in Seward
Water Body · Hidden Gem · Nature / Park
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  • A local in Seward told us to check this place out. It's one of the structures where they monitor the almon population. Staff were friendly and informative, explaining every step of the process. It... 
    A local in Seward told us to check this place out. It's one of the structures where they monitor the almon population. Staff were friendly and informative, explaining every step of the process. It...  more »
  • You can spend as little or long as you want here. We ended up going twice. Seeing the immense amount of salmon swimming in the water and making giant leaps was something I’d never seen in real life... 
    You can spend as little or long as you want here. We ended up going twice. Seeing the immense amount of salmon swimming in the water and making giant leaps was something I’d never seen in real life...  more »
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  • The family and I had seen hundreds of sockeye salmon. There were commercial fishing companies that were taking salmon even tho they fisherman were not allowed to catch any. Seams unfair, but overall it was awesome to see all the fish.
  • This is a great place to view salmon. The park ranger at Exit glacier told us to come to this place to view salmon. In July this is the season for sock eye salmon. We followed the Google maps directions and it took us to just the right place. It's easy to miss the place but keep an eye for Bear creek weir sign. This sign is outside a small wood cabin. On the left side of that cabin there is a stream where salmon flows. It was such an experience to watch them - running against the water flow and jumping at the point where water level changes to get to the next level. Nature is truly magical. Make sure you do check if this is salmon season at this place before coming.

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