Alaska Wildlife... - Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center

JB 🐻 - Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center

Located an hour south of Anchorage, the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center is open year-round and offers unique wildlife encounters. Come in the winter season (from October through April) for a different view of the wildlife, like the moose, wood bison, reindeer, wolves, deer, muskox, and foxes (keep in mind, the black and brown bears keep a low profile this time of year, as they can be hibernating). The 1.5 mile loop is your snowy playground! The weather and the roads at AWCC are perfect for k

Interested in knowing your chances of seeing wildlife in Alaska during the winter? You probably won’t see hibernating bears or glimpse Alaska’s tremendous migratory bird life. But many moose roam Alaska’s winter landscape—including in city neighborhoods and parks, and in any brushy, low-snow area like the Palmer Hay Flats State Game Refuge. Ravens are common, too—especially inside cities, where they scavenge for morsels. Bald eagles remain in coastal areas, while flocks of black-capped chickadee

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