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members save up to 30% off on RV Essentials Camping Among the Wildlife GREAT STOPS FOR SAFARIS, PHOTOGRAPHY & MORE by Erin Peters What could be better for wildlife watchers and photographers than to see free-roaming animals in their natural habitats? Discover animals in their natural habitats during your next camping trip. 1 2 Salish Sea, Washington The Salish Sea is a marine ecosystem that spans the United States-Canada border and includes both Seattle and Vancouver. It’s one of the world’s largest and biologically rich inland seas. Encompassing Puget Sound, the San Juan Islands, it’s home to endangered southern resident killer whales. Boat tours leave from Anacortes, Washington and get close enough to the orca for visitors to hear them puff air from their blow holes. And Salish Sea Expeditions supports STEM and inspires youth to connect with the marine environment through boat-based scientific and hands-on learning and critical thinking. 3 Stay: Elma RV Park, Elma, Washington - Come for the small-town hospitality and nearby fishing, hiking and kayaking. Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming Moose, grizzly, black bears, moose, elk and bison can be seen peacefully grazing in the park’s meadows. Sixty-one species of mammals are found in the park’s habitats of alpine, coniferous forest, sagebrush flat and wetland. This colossal park lies in the heart of one of the largest, intact temperate ecosystems in the world. Moose-Wilson Road is one of the more popular drives for spotting wildlife. Forested areas harbor mule deer, elk and black and grizzly bears. Oxbow Bend is another prime spot among wildlife watchers, boasting numerous species of birds, such as bald eagles, trumpeter swans and osprey. Try booking a tour with a company that offers half-day or multi-day wildlife safaris to get the most of your adventure. 4 5 Stay: The Longhorn Ranch Lodge and RV Resort, Dubois, Wyoming - No rig too big, with waterfront sites. Many sites are on the shore of the Wind River or along tranquil ponds. Glacier National Park, Montana It’s called the Crown of the Continent for a reason. Featuring alpine meadows, deep forests, waterfalls, about 50 glistening glaciers and 200 sparkling lakes, it’s a photographer’s paradise. Montana is home to some truly majestic creatures. It’s home to 18 national wildlife refuges. Fish for walleye, smallmouth bass, or northern pike on the lake in the town of Fort Peck. The park service counts 66 different types of mammals, including grizzlies (look for them in and around Lake Mary), lynx, cougar and elk. Take a four-day drive through the Bitterroot Valley where you can ski, hike, see wildlife and soak in natural hot springs. Stay: West Glacier RV Park & Cabins, Discover one of the most beautiful travel destinations in North America and stay just steps away to the entrance. 20 GanderOutdoors.com For more wild destinations, visit RVs.com/WildlifeCamping MEMBERS SAVE 30% 1 Porta-Pak Tank Deodorizers, 10-Pack #69990, 23913 Reg. $11.99 | Members Sale $7.97 MEMBERS SAVE 30% 2 Elemonate Grey Water Tabs #37792 | Reg. $8.99 | Members Sale $6.27 MEMBERS SAVE $30 3 Clam Quick-Set Escape 6-Sided Screen Shelter #243636 | Reg. $329.99 | Members Sale $299.97 MEMBERS SAVE 20% 4 Compact Folding Utility Cart #281979 | Reg. $64.99 | Members Sale $51.97 MEMBERS SAVE 20% 5 HWH Hydraulic Oil #20763 | Reg. $5.99 | Members Sale 2 for $9.00

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