Top 7 adventure things to do in Homer

1. Bear spotting and halibut fishing tour from Homer

Four hours from Homer Harbour to Chinitna Bay in Lake Clark National Park — guided bear viewing followed by halibut fishing if conditions allow.

2. Guided tour of Chugach National Forest and Seward sites

Half-day tour by minibus — explore Chugach National Forest, historic homestead, and Primrose Lake with senior-friendly stops for photos and beachcombing.

3. Bear viewing tour in Katmai and Lake Clark National Parks

Full-day tour — flight to Katmai and Lake Clark National Parks for grizzly bear viewing and photography opportunities.

“Trent was fantastic! He was punctual, responded to our questions, and made the experience enjoyable. It was an incredible trip and a wonderful experience overall. I highly recommend it!”— pratikshyab2021

4. Brooks Falls bear viewing day trip from Homer

Float plane ride from Homer to Katmai National Park, guided bear viewing at Brooks Falls or self-exploration, experience Alaska's wildlife and landscapes.

“The pilot was highly professional, and we felt completely safe during the flight. The pricing was much more affordable compared to other agencies. We will definitely return to use their services again.”— mmdavoudi

5. Beach horseback riding adventure in Homer, Alaska

Two hours along the beach — horseback riding with views of Kachemak Bay and opportunities for tide pooling, suited for riders of all skill levels.

6. Beach horseback riding experience in Homer

Two hours along Kachemak Bay's shoreline — ride your own horse with options for tide pooling and wildlife sightings, suitable for all riding levels.

“I can't wait to return! Cody was incredibly knowledgeable and ensured our group felt secure. We had a fantastic time, and the horses were exceptionally well-behaved. The views were unbeatable, making it the most scenic ride I've ever experienced.”— Morgan O

7. Grewingk Glacier Lake hike in Kachemak Bay State Park

Easy to moderate hike through old-growth forests to Grewingk Glacier, wildlife sightings possible, turquoise lakes along the way.

“The staff at Coldwater Alaska, including those in the office and the water taxi service, are both friendly and professional. The water taxis that my wife and I used appeared new and were well-maintained. Some might consider the beginning of the Saddle trailhead hike to Grewingk Glacier a bit steep, but the path eventually levels out, leading to breathtaking views of the lake and glacier that shouldn't be missed. If you are in the Homer area, this is an essential experience.”— J2640ZOleonardd