grizzly and wolf discovery center

两日有效的成人票11刀，有熊和狼还有一些鸟类，建议一碗九点开门活在了选择其他熊多的时间，门口有当天的时间表。还有一些熊知识的讲解也不错。

A great opportunity to learn about the Apex Predators in Yellowstone Park! There is heaps of information on Bears and Wolves, and their habitats and history. Plenty of viewing Space if there is quite a few people.National Geographic videos on inside and a museum area to finish off. This is a must see and great way to get up close to the animals without feeling like your in a small zoo packed with tourists.I was very impressed.

Wow! Great place for kids. We took our grandson there for Keeper Kids where they actually go into a bears habitat and hide food for the bears to find. He had the best time. Very friendly staff and employees. A must do with kids.

This was recommended to me on my trip and I highly recommend this as a priority attraction as well. You will not be disappointed. Very nicely managed and a memorable experience to share later.

Gotta visit this place when in W. Yell. Terrific staff, well tended animals, super store and just plain fun a and informative.

The Discovery Center is well worth a visit! The staff are incredibly informative! And the animals are well taken care of. The bears and birds are a sight to see but the wolf sanctuary will blow you away! They have a connection to the IMAX, the movies are a bit outdated, so stick to the Center and make the most of it.

This is an interesting place to see grizzly bears and wolves interacting with each other. The employees are very knowledgeable and there to answer any questions you might have.Their are times posted for feeding the animals and which bears will be out for viewing. There is large signs and photos of each bear to help you identify which ones you are viewing.You can watch them feed the animals and hear about them via cell phones. If you visit during the winter, there is warming huts with windows to keep you more comfortable. There is a snack bar that is closed in the winter.Large gift shop on site.

The wolves and the bears were amazing! I wish we would have had more time to spend there and watch them. Very informative.

The center is not very big, but they give you a 2 day pass. Proceeds from the gift shop support the center. The Grizzly and Wolf exhibits are informative and the animals are amazing to see.

Our group was amazed at what they didn't know about bears and wolfs. What a great learning experience, (life saving information.) Every hiker needs to know what the Grizzly and Wolf Discovery Center teaches. Also, if you own a home or cabin in the woods, you need to visit "The Grizzly and Wolf Discovery Center. It is a "must."

This was located across the street from where we stayed. We saw tons of bison in the park but no bears or wolves. This was not only good for viewing but educational in an interesting way. They put some food up in a tree and we saw just how quickly a bear could climb a tree when motivated to do so.

I spent an afternoon here in Feb 2015 and enjoyed every minute of it. As the name says, there are grizzlies and wolves here. The animals are here as an alternative to euthanasia by the Forest Service. These animals had unfortunately become so accustomed to foraging in human inhabited areas that they would return time and again, even after several attempts to relocate them into the back country. So rather than allow them to be killed, this center houses them in a permanent arrangement. The love and care that is put into providing for the animals is very evident by the quality of the facility and the attentiveness of the staff.So despite my misgivings about animals in captivity, this is an opportunity to see and photograph the animals in a humane caring environment. The Center is a work in progress, with improvements planned well into the future, and will be carried out as funding permits. I would highly recommend a visit here, and plan to spend a few hours as the feeding schedules change and different animals are available at different times. I believe there are other animals, like raptors, available during warmer months, but as I was there in the middle of winter, wolves and bears were the main attractions.

This is an amazing place - every visit could be different - and the ticket is good for two days so you can always see something new the next day. It is NOT A ZOO - it is a refuge for injured or displaced wolves, grizzlies and birds of prey - and at the same time educating the public. You can see the animals up close and in an appropriate environment. The guide was very informative and patient with questions. And even in cold weather, you can go in one of the buildings and watch the animals through the windows. We were so glad we went and can't wait to bring our grandchildren.

This is a must see at feeding times! The bears and wolves are so cool to watch and see how they get fed and find their food. 10:15 am and 3:00 pm roughly are their feeding times- that's when to make plans to go!

We went to the Discovery Center for the benefit of our seven year old granddaughter. She loved it and so did we. The naturalists were so informative and every bit of the center was amazing!