Montana Grizzly Encounter is a grizzly bear rescue and educational sanctuary.See more
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Oct 6, 2024
Given recent controversies about private zoos and wild animal rescues, we didn't know what to expect, but were pleasantly surprised by our experience at Montana Grizzly Encounter. The facility take… Full review by nickpnyc
Oct 4, 2024
This was wonderful! Got to see a bear just being a bear while Connor, our guide, explained everything you would want to know about bears in an engaging and entertaining manner. The staff shows how … Full review by ATravelerNotTourist
Sep 28, 2024
Very informative information about bear safety and hibernation. Up close but with a moat and barrier for protection. Super cute bear. We got to see max ! He was adorable. Gift shop had cute th… Full review by Randy G
I don’t believe you would need an advance ticket. There is quite a bit of room. I would verify they winter hours of operation. Spring (May 1st): 10am - 5pm Thursday - Monday …
I don’t believe you would need an advance ticket. There is quite a bit of room. I would verify they winter hours of operation. Spring (May 1st): 10am - 5pm Thursday - Monday Summer (June 1st): 10am - 6pm Wednesday - Monday Fall (September 1st): 10am - 5pm Thursday - Monday Winter (November 1st): 10am - 4 pm Thursday - Sunday. Adults– 13 and Older $10 Children– 4-12 $8 Seniors– 65+ $9 Under 3– Free Military Discount– $1 off (with valid ID) Season Passes Available
With all the controversy surrounding private zoos and fake sanctuaries, I want to know the animals are truly well cared for before I visit. How can you guarantee me and other visitors this?
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Last year was worthwhile. I was there last year and they take really well with their animals. Hopefully it is the same as last year. I hope that I was of help. Robby G.C.
What time of day do they switch the bears or what time is the best to visit?
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When I visited, the bears each stayed out about 45 minutes. The interim period (when no bears are out) varies depending on what the bears want to do. If they don’t want to go out …
When I visited, the bears each stayed out about 45 minutes. The interim period (when no bears are out) varies depending on what the bears want to do. If they don’t want to go out they don’t make them— which I appreciated.
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