Wolfdog Sanctuary – Self Guided
Guaranteed departure. This tour runs as scheduled with no minimum group size — book with confidence, it won’t be cancelled for low numbers.
Overview
The self-guided tour is a great way to experience the Yamnuska Wolfdog Sanctuary at a slower or faster pace because you can take as long as you want. You can walk all of our paths to see the sanctuary and observe our packs from outside of their enclosures. Along the way, you can stop and read the educational signs that are placed throughout this Yamnuska Wolf Sanctuary to teach you interesting and key facts about wolves and wolfdogs.
During this tour, you can also join for daily Wolfdog Wisdom Sessions at 11:30am, 1:00pm, 2:00pm, and 3:00pm . These sessions are included with your admission to see, learn, and experience even more. Joining a program would allow you to ask questions and get an even more in-depth look into the life of the wolfdogs.
This tour provides a general admission into the sanctuary and is a great tour option for large groups, school groups, and any last minute visits to this Alberta wolf sanctuary.
Please note that there is no interaction with the wolfdogs on this tour. The Wolfdog Sanctuary Interactive Tour is recommended for anyone interested in this option.
Highlights
The best parts of the tour for most people include the following:
Up-close wolfdog viewing
Self-guided Sanctuary Walk included
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Included
- Wolfdog Sanctuary Walk
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Booking Terms
- Children must be 6 years and older.
- This tour is wheelchair accessible.
- No smoking is permitted on the sanctuary grounds (this includes the parking lot).
- Please do not bring your own dogs to the Sanctuary, in your car or otherwise. This is a health and safety issue and greatly upsets the wolfdogs.
- Photo ID may be required for identity verification.
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