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featured tour — ALASKA: THE FINAL FRONTIER + ST. PAUL ISLAND PRE TRIP

June 2o - July 3, 2024 — St. Paul Pre trip: June 16-20, 2024

ONly TWo spaces available!

Welcome to the last frontier of North American birding! We are excited to begin our adventures to Alaska at Red Hill Birding. The Great Land (Aleut translation of Alyeska) is like nowhere else in the United States both in terms of immensity and abundant wildlife. We will enjoy spectacular scenery and mammals, all while seeking out some of North America’s most-wanted birds.

Our pre-trip to St. Paul, the largest of the Pribilof Islands, will have us visiting some of the largest seabird and fur seal colonies in the world while searching for migrants and vagrant birds from Asia.

We now have TWO spaces open on this tour that originally filled up in record time. This is the perfect opportunity for a couple or two solo travelers to join us on this incredible tour.



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