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The Fish Creek Bridge Wildlife Observation Site has become a world-class destination for viewing grizzly and black bears as they feed on salmon spawn runs from mid-July through early September. Situated in Tongass National Forest 4 miles (6.4 km) north of Hyder on Salmon River Road, this is the only bear viewing site in Alaska that is accessible by road. An elevated boardwalk runs along Fish Creek, allowing for leisurely and safe opportunities for unobstructed sightings. Ample parking, plenty of benches and informative graphic panels add to the enjoyable experience of this day-use recreation area. Forest service personnel are on hand from 6AM to 10 PM to answer questions and ranger programs are held in the evenings. Shuttle van service is provided by the Grandview Inn in Hyder and Seaport Limosine in Stewart for those who don't wish to drive or park large RVs or trailers.

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