Wildlife watching at Grays Lake National Wildlife Refuge

Two children looking at a herd of elk from the bed of a carriage in a snowy landscape with mountains in the background

Moose, deer and occasionally elk can be seen in the Grays Lake area. Birding is popular through spring and summer, nearly 200 species have been recorded on the refuge. The public roads that encircle the refuge provide good vantage points for viewing wildlife on the refuge and on adjacent lands.

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