The Grizzly Maze

The Grizzly Maze is a rugged, remote wilderness area in southeastern Alaska, known for its dense forests, steep terrain, and diverse wildlife, especially grizzly bears. It covers about 350 square miles, offering a challenging environment for outdoor enthusiasts like hikers, hunters, and scientists. The area's harsh climate and unpredictable weather add to its reputation as a difficult and dangerous place to explore. Due to its remote location, it remains relatively untouched, providing valuable habitat for bears and other wildlife, but visitors must be well-prepared and cautious due to the potential risks.