Best Place to see Moose in U.S

The legendary Denali National Park is Alaska's flagship park, and not without reason. It hosts impressive scenery and it has the famous Mt.Denali. Mt.Denali rises up to a sprawling 20,308 feet. Mt.Denali is the highest point in North America. Denali National Park overall has spectacular scenery and an abundance of hiking trails. It also has extremely nice campsites, particularly Wonder Lake, which is the closest you can get to the mountain without climbing it. But another great feature of Denali is its abundance of wildlife, which attract many people to Denali National Park.

Denali National Park has an abundance of grizzly bears. The way to see grizzly bears is on the bus ride though the park. You can see grizzlies hunting, resting, their cubs playing, etc. The bears have been known to walk on the road and even fight in the park, all viewed from the bus. People have seen up to 7 grizzlies on a bus drive, several of them being cubs. I talked to a bus driver who had been driving that year for two months, and he only went on two or three rides without seeing a grizzly. The bears are often far away, so bring your binoculars and telephoto lenses. Though black bears are present, they are seldom seen. Wolves were once in abundance in Denali National Park and spotted on almost every drive, but many who strayed outside the park were killed. Now, only 60 wolves remain in the park and they are seldom seen. Our bus driver said he had been driving that year for two months and had only seen wolves twice. One rare animal that resides in Denali National Park in a healthy population is the lynx. Though sightings are rare, they are probably more commonly observed in Denali National Park then anywhere else in the world.

Whit so much predators in Denali, there has to be prey. Denali has an abundance of an endangered animal. This animal is the dall sheep. They were once almost hunted to extinction in the park. Dall sheep are part of how the park was made. A man who fell in love with dall sheep told the government to make the area a national park, which they did. The past few years have been bad for the sheep though. The most abundant animal that we saw in Denali National Park was the caribou. We had 7-8 sightings, though they were only individuals. Caribou are relatively abundant in Denali and are frequently seen. They are the large mammal you are most likely to see. Moose also live in abundance of Denali National Park. We had two sightings. They are not as common as caribou, but still can be seen. Look in all bodies of water and go in the morning or evening for best viewing.

Glacier Bay National Park is located on southeast Alaska's and is one of Alaska's best national parks, and not without reason. It has an abundance of tall and impressive glaciers, spectacular scenery with beautiful blue waters, and some of the best sea kayaking on the planet. Glacier Bay National Park also has lots of great remote hiking trails and backpacking routes. For those seeking an essence of the wild and remoteness, Glacier Bay National Park is the place to go. It is described by many to be like walking in prehistoric times. Not only does Glacier National Park hold these things, but is also holds an abundance of wildlife, both predator and prey.

Glacier Bay National Park has an abundance of bears, both black and grizzly bears. This habitat is well suited for them because of the remoteness and the abundance of salmon and other prey. To see bears you should go on a boat tour or go sea kayaking. Bears often come down to the beach to fish salmon and do other things. People have reported daily sightings of grizzlies and black bears. They have seen up to 22 bears in 12 days! Unknown to many people, wolves are rather abundant in Glacier Bay National Park and seen frequently. They are often spotted on the beach with their playful pups. Wolves have also been seen fishing salmon here on occasion. People have reported multiple sightings of them, usually while sea kayaking and sometimes on boat tours. People have seen wolves and grizzlies fighting and wolves and grizzlies feeding on a whale carcass. There is an abundance of predators in Glacier Bay National Park.

With an abundance of predators, there has got to be an abundance of prey. Glacier Bay National Park has one of the healthiest salmon runs in Alaska, attracting predators like bears, wolves, and eagles. It also has several moose, with people reporting daily sightings of these magnificent animals and their calves. There are also mountain goats in Glacier Bay National Park, an animal that is not too common in Alaska. People have reported daily sightings of these animals.

Kenai Fjords National Park is a gem of a national park located on the Kenai Peninsula. It has several glaciers and fjords. Kenai Fjords National Park also has tours where you can hike on the glaciers. The park is home to the famous and large Exit Glacier. It has beautiful mountains and blue water. But Kenai Fjords National Park also has tons of wildlife.

Kenai Fjords hosts populations of grizzly bears and black bears, all though sightings of black bears are far more common. both types have bears have been spotted frequently all over the park. Moose are also frequently spotted in Kenai Fjords National Park and people have reported daily sightings of moose and their calves. One highlight of Kenai is the boat tours out of the nearby town Seward. on these tours you get to see puffins, eagles, whales, and many other animals. But the main highlight of Kenai Fjords National Park's wildlife viewing is the mountain goats. There are a large number of herds in the area which are frequently spotted.

Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming is known for its fantastic and scenic Teton range. But not only does it have that, it also has tons of wildlife.

The Grand Teton has a huge population of bears. Black bears are spotted very frequently. One person saw seven different black bears all within walking distance. They are in high number and are very frequently photographed. Grizzly bears are also very common They are spotted frequently on specific roads. Cubs are also frequently spotted. Some people have been to Yellowstone and Grand Teton and have only seen bears in the Grand Teton National Park.

Moose are very common in Grand Teton National Park, much more so than Yellowstone. They are spotted very frequently wallowing in the bodies of water like swamps, marshes, and ponds. Many people spot moose here more commonly than Yellowstone.

Other wildlife highlights include a large number of elk, wolves, and bison. Many people say that general game like moose, elk, and bison are sighted more here than in Yellowstone. But its wildlife, so you never know.

Glacier National Park is Montana's best and most famous national park. Living up to its name, Glacier National Park has lots of glaciers. It also has many beautiful snow-capped peaks and beautiful lakes, making it very attractive to landscape photographers. Many say it has the best hikes in the United States of America. But not only does it offer beautiful landscapes and breathtaking hikes, it also offers great viewing of one of America's most sough after and feared predators: the grizzly bear.

Glacier National Park has one of the highest if not the highest densities of grizzly bears in the continental United States.This high density makes the bears easy to spot.They are frequently spotted with their cubs. The highest density of bears reside in the Many Glacier area, where grizzlies are frequently spotted due to high density and habituation. They are often far away. People have reported daily grizzly bear sightings in the Many Glacier Area of Glacier National Park.

Other highlights of Glacier National Park is towering glaciers and mountains. It also has beautiful lakes and very good hikes. Other wildlife highlights include a good population of black bears, which are also spotted frequently in the Many Glacier Area. Another highlight is a large population of moose. Glacier National Park is probably the best place other than Maine to see moose in continental United States. They are frequently spotted in all the marshes in the park. Another very impressive highlight is the large population of wolverines. There are 45 in the park, which is an extremely high density for a park of Glacier National Park's size. The Highline Trail is claimed by some to be the best place to see wolverines in the world.