Brooks Falls

Brooks Falls is a waterfall in Katmai National Park and Preserve, Alaska, where salmon leap over a 6-foot drop to reach their spawning grounds, attracting large populations of brown bears. The falls are famous for the high concentration of bears, with up to 25 bears seen at one time in July, and up to 18 in September. The site has a rich history, with archaeological human remnants dating back 9,000 years, and was once a popular spot for hunting and sport fishing. However, with the ban on hunting and controlled viewing, bear numbers have quadrupled, and the site is now primarily known for its bear and salmon populations.learn more on wikipedia