Montana Grizzly Encounter
80 Bozeman Hill Rd.
Bozeman, MT
59715
406-586-8893
Hours
*All proceeds go to the care of our Grizzly Bears and our educational mission.
Open FREE to all School Groups!!!
Call for booking.
Spring Hours: 10AM - 6PM Daily
Summer Hours: 9AM - 7PM Daily
Fall Hours: 10AM - 6PM Daily
Winter Hours: 10AM - 4PM Thursday - Sunday
Rates
Adults: (13 and older) $7
Children: (4-12 years) $5
Seniors: (65+) $6
Under 3: Free
*All proceeds go to the care of our Grizzly Bears and our educational mission.
Open FREE to all School Groups!!!
Call for booking.
Spring Hours: 10AM - 6PM Daily
Summer Hours: 9AM - 7PM Daily
Fall Hours: 10AM - 6PM Daily
Winter Hours: 10AM - 4PM Thursday - Sunday
Rates
Adults: (13 and older) $7
Children: (4-12 years) $5
Seniors: (65+) $6
Under 3: Free
Welcome to Montana Grizzly Encounter; a Grizzly Bear Rescue & Education Sanctuary in Bozeman, Montana. Founded in 2004, it provides a spacious and natural home for rescued grisslies. At the same time it provides a place where the public can come and learn about grizzly bears as they watch the majestic animals "up close" in a beautiful mountain setting.
All of our bears were born in unfortunate captive situations and could NEVER be released into the wild. The bears have been rescued from often inhumane captive situations all over the U.S.
We give the bears the best possible life here at the sanctuary. We give people an opportunity to see and understand this awesome creature safely, up close with no cars of cages to obstruct the view. The Grizzly Encounter is open to school groups free of charge and each year thousands of children learn about grizzly bear safety and conservation.
All of our bears were born in unfortunate captive situations and could NEVER be released into the wild. The bears have been rescued from often inhumane captive situations all over the U.S.
We give the bears the best possible life here at the sanctuary. We give people an opportunity to see and understand this awesome creature safely, up close with no cars of cages to obstruct the view. The Grizzly Encounter is open to school groups free of charge and each year thousands of children learn about grizzly bear safety and conservation.
