National Elk Refuge
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675 E Broadway Ave, Jackson WY 83001
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June 2023
We did not see any Elk at all. When we headed out, surprisingly we saw a dozen or so big horn sheep. If they stand still, it is difficult to notice them in a driving car.
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June 2023
Beautiful place however, we did not see any elk. I believe we were too late in the season only animals we seen were a couple deer and some squirrel’s. We took a side-by-side through the park and put on 50 miles all together. Overall still a beautiful place. Just a bummer about the wildlife.
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June 2023
What’s not to like about the Elk refuge? We didn’t take the tour but drove around the back side. The elk were all right in the middle of the refuge so we didn’t get a good look at them. But, there was a bunch of mountain goats climbing the cliffs and just relaxing in the grass.
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From National Elk Refuge
The National Elk Refuge is one of over 560 National Wildlife Refuges in the United States. The National Wildlife Refuge System is managed by the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service.
Located in Jackson, WY, the National Elk Refuge is the winter home for the iconic Jackson Elk Herd. During the winter season, people from around the world come to see these charismatic animals. However, there are more than just elk on the Refuge. Seasonally, the Refuge is home to elk, bison, eagles, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, trumpeter swans, and much more!
Visitors to the Refuge are encouraged to drive the scenic Refuge Road to look for wildlife and enjoy the serenity of nature.
For more information about the National Elk Refuge, please visit our website.
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Jackson, Wyoming
