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The road to Long Draw Reservoir, Laramie River Road, and the State Forest are three places where your chance of seeing one is very high. They are also very close to one another. A couple of years ago we saw over a dozen along the road to Long Draw one evening.
The State Forest has a nice visitor center, they might be able to give you a specific location to check out.
Head up the Poudre Canyon and down into North park. Get there before dawn or just before dusk and you WILL see moose. Then just continue into Walden for lunch.
Last edited by waxthis; 07-23-2013 at 14:41.
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Actually 3 weeks ago on Highway 34 by Grand Lake and all around Grand Lake wife and I saw 8 moose in 2 days. 1 week ago saw 4 up there. A couple of days ago saw 2. Have a cabin up that way so go fairly often and this last month seems to be when they started showing up. Just look for cars pulled off the side of the road, we call them moosers.
My wife and I have seen moose on two occasions just be fore Walden when heading up to Steamboat, both times in July. Saw one on a back road near a irrigation canal east of Greeley once, kind of a weird place but there it was. Lots of moose in Yellowstone.
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I heard there were only 8-12 in Yellowstone. Can't remember if it was a legit source but I didn't see any up there last year... I did see a black wolf though.Originally Posted by wctriumph
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