Alaska Big Wildlife Tour
2023 Itinerary
The Alaska Big Wildlife Tour is a naturalist and conservationist top pic attraction while visiting Anchorage, Alaska.
The tour starts right after we pick up from your hotel and head towards the scenic Seward Highway. This road is considered to be America’s most beautiful and scenic road, crossing mountain passes and majestic valleys.
Along the way we will try to spot moose, eagles and other wildlife
The Zig zagging along the Turn-again Arm offers the breathtaking beauty of Cook Inlet Bay and the Chugach State Park mountains.
It’s a stunning route where you can witness Alaska’s spectacular range of nature, including
green forests, blue skies, seas, clear waters of numerous rivers, snow and glaciers.
Approximately 45 minutes on the Seward Highway we arrived to the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center.
The center opened to the public in 1993. It is located on 140 acres at the southern edge of Turn-again Arm and the entrance to Portage Valley.
The center’s mission is to provide care and rehabilitation for injured and orphaned wildlife and to provide wildlife education and awareness.
Animals that are unable to be released or survive in the wild are given refuge in the center’s spacious habitats.
Here people can safely get close, observe and photograph some of Alaska’s largest land animals, including moose, bison, elk, deer, caribou, bears muskox, small mammals and birds of prey.
During spring and summer, visitors can often witness the rehabilitation of orphaned baby animals of various species. After an informative visit through the park with the largest of Alaska’s wild animals, your tour will return to Anchorage. Allow up to 4 hours round trip from Anchorage for this tour. (tour times are approximate).
Minimum age 6 years old. Families traveling with children 6 years or younger should inquire about a private tour.
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