Interesting to see all these Yukon animals so close. And if you are lucky they may have some baby animals too. More

This preserve is a great place to see the wildlife of Yukon, they have a great collection that in regular conditions it will be really hard to see. More

The preserve is set up to easily walk in about 2 hours. The majority of animals enjoy your visit and are very near the fence. There are so many animals to visit in their own environment which changes as you go through the preserve. More

The preserve was very quiet when we were there; we were the only visitors. We had a fabulous walk through the preserve, took about 2 and a half hours though it can be done quicker. We were all struck by how healthy the animals appeared...there were many bison and mule deer, the moose were few and distant, lots of mountain... More

A great setting to take a walk and view wildlife of the north. Staff were friendly and informative. We saw a cool looking building that is for taking care of animals but we could not get inside. More

well looked after, friendly, the grandkids enjoyed it alot. More

Very informative and great to see wildlife you probably wouldn't see if left to your own devices. You can walk, ski or bus around - so everyone is catered for. More

I love to walk around and see the animals. Especially in June when you can see all the babies More

This is not suppose to be a zoo, but a wildlife preserve. Instead it seemed very zoo like. The animals were kept in large enclosures instead of in cages, but they were still on display and didn't seem to have much of a wild environment in which to roam. The tour, by bus, was fine, but was about twice as... More