The transition into summer brings extended daylight that creates new possibilities for wolverine photography. With the mid-summer sun providing almost 24 hours of light, you will find far more time for photographing wildlife and landscapes. Adult wolverines are typically busy foraging to feed their cubs, so feeding trips are regular and the probability of seeing a wolverine during summer is estimated at between 70–95%. Hides 11, 15 and 17–25 have eye-level windows installed, giving you the chance to capture intimate, eye-level shots of wolverines and other animals.
In September and October activity levels remain similar or may even increase, while the autumnal colours add a different visual character to the scenery. As you move through these months you will encounter the same wildlife behaviours against changing light and colour, offering varied photographic opportunities without any change to the basic viewing setup.
Why Visit
- Mid-summer near‑24‑hour daylight enabling nearly endless photography opportunities
- Summer wolverine observation probability 70–95% during feeding season
- Eye-level windows in hides 11, 15, 17–25 for intimate wolverine portraits
- Wolverine feeding trips regular in summer as adults forage to feed cubs
- September–October autumnal colours and scenery with similar or higher activity levels
What's included
- Guide
Tour available in your selected language
Additional information
Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Not wheelchair accessible
Bring your ticket with you to the attraction.