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We took the N Elk Refuge road, located in the back of town up by the foothills of the refuge. It was just before dusk, and there were several herds of elk feeding. as we drove down that road, it passes by the original Miller...More
This tour exceeded my expectations. It is amazing to get so close to big herds of Elk. Great photo opportunities and knowledgeable guides make this a very good experience.
The Visitor Center in Jackson has an incredible sleigh ride on the National Elk Refuge. The horses are beautiful and the sleigh is cherry red and bright. The driver and guide is so very knowledgeable about the elk and area. We took the last sleigh...More
more elk than you have seen in your lifetime. only drawback is that in april the seem to migrate to the center of the valley. if you dont have a powerful zoom on your camera it will be hard to see them. if you drive...More
There is no way to describe the bugling of the elks during their fall rut. It is truly the call of the wild. To experience this you must be there in September. Bring some binoculars. These are magnificent animals and for those of you that...More
It was exciting to be up close to the elk and to learn about them from the knowledgeable guide who took us out into the refuge. To be so close to the elk was a real treat!
closeup viewing of the males and females. we got on a horse drawn open ~straw~ cart thru tis reserve. great for closeup pictures
Visited the National Elk Refuge today, Saturday, March 31. This is a must if visiting the Jackson area during winter and early March months. Dress warm. You will head out to the Elk herd by a horse drawn wagon or sleigh. Today was windy so...More
Just made it in early March and there was enough snow for the sleigh ride. Great scenery, got to see 2 Eagles and of course plenty of Elk. Guide took us up close. It is definitely colder out in the Refuge than in town. They...More
We drove through the Elk Refuge but the elk were fairly far from the road so we couldn't see them too well. There were some bighorn sheep up on the mountain too as well as trumpeter swans in a pond. We decided to go ahead...More
