Grizzly & Wolf Discovery Center

We came down from Texas for a winter mountain getaway and absolutely loved our visit to the Grizzly & Wolf Discovery Center. It was such a unique experience getting to see the wolves and grizzly bears up close in a beautiful, natural setting. The staff was knowledgeable and clearly passionate about the animals and conservation. It was the perfect addition to our Yellowstone trip and something we’ll definitely remember!
Casandra Strey

We were here in November when the town was pretty dead. We opted to visit fine there wasn't much to do. It's a small center with only a few animals but I felt the price was spot on for what you see. They have quite a bit of info on the animals to be more informed. If you're in the area I'm sure you could spare an hour to visit.
J P

This small AZA accredited facility focuses exclusively on Yellowstone's wildlife. Which means the climate and foliage in the spacious enclosures is perfect for simulating the animals' natural environment! The zookeepers also provide foraging and enrichment opportunities throughout the day so the animals are actively engaging with their habitats and using their brains. Though it is a little zoo, if you stay for longer than an hour you will see at least the bears receive fresh foraging opportunities as they rotate through the display habitat throughout the day. There are outdoor and warmed indoor viewing spots if you visit in winter. The educational content provided by the staff was great - more Yellowstone guests could benefit from hearing and seeing firsthand why it's so important to keep wildlife unhabituated to humans! The admission price gets you in for 2 days so it's a great deal. You can visit after or before you enter Yellowstone National Park two days in a row. If you are a photographer, the bear habitats are backlit in the morning, and the wolf habitats across from them are backlit in the evening.
C Morrow

We did the Behind the Scenes Tour with Gretchen and had a blast! The staff takes excellent care of the animals, and it was very cool to learn more about that process and history of the facility. Go visit and do the tour and you will not be disappointed.
Tom Smitz