Sign up for a tour now by emailing or calling 1-86. Watch for the white-tailed deer, turkeys, bald eagles, owls, trout and other wildlife that frequent the property. Those wanting to stretch their legs will enjoy the beautiful, wooded nature trail that winds its way around the 22-acre RMEF property. The Center is open year round and admission is free! The Visitor Center is located at the Foundation headquarters just off of Interstate 90 at the Reserve Street exit. It has a lighter color and a broader neck and shoulders than the Roosevelt Elk and can grow larger antlers, which is also reflected in the much higher trophy rating requirements. Other highlights include an impressive display of trophy elk mounts and our gift shop featuring Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation clothing and merchandise, wildlife art, calendars, and more. The Rocky Mountain Elk is located in the Silver Ridge Peaks reserve in the Rocky Mountains.
Along the way, you’ll hear elk bugle, test your knowledge of wildlife, identify animal tracks, feel the weight of an elk antler, and enjoy wildlife conservation films. Discover the diverse wildlife that calls elk country home, explore the role they all play in conserving habitat, and connect with the rich heritage that makes the outdoors so important to so many of us. Fun and interactive, their exhibits invite you to learn more about elk, elk country and the role the RMEF plays in conservation. The Visitor Center is more than just a museum it‚ an experience that reveals the beauty, diversity and importance of elk country across North America. Step into Elk Country at the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation’s Elk Country Visitor Center. One of the best places to see them is at. Roosevelt Elk are less likely to wander than nomadic Rocky Mountain Elk, but they remain invisible, and when pressured by hunters, Roosevelt Elk tend to hunker down in the dense Pacific forests they call home. Find facts, such as the number of acres of elk habitat the RMEF has conserved or enhanced, the number of RMEF members and chapters across the country, and much more. The demeanor of Roosevelt Elk seems to be similar to white-tailed deer than Rocky Mountain Elk. The mission of the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation is to ensure the future of elk, other wildlife, their habitat and our hunting heritage.
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