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Explore Yellowstone National Park's winter wildlife

By Rosemary McClure, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
11:09 AM PST, December 28, 2007

Hear the call of the wild this winter in Yellowstone National Park on a four-night mini-adventure dubbed the Winter Wolf Discovery. Led by a naturalist, participants explore the frosty terrain of the Lamar Valley, where Yellowstone's wolves are often spotted. Other animals likely to be seen are bison, elk, coyote, bighorn sheep and pronghorn.

The package starts at $545 per person, double occupancy, including lodging at Mammoth Hot Springs Hotel and some meals. For more details, call the Yellowstone Assn. Institute at (307) 344-5566. Other winter packages in Yellowstone start as low as $109 per person, double occupancy, for a two-night stay. Info: (866) 439-7375 or see www.travelyellowstone.com.

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