
easy
1 hour
Suitable for all fitness levels as the tour involves mostly stationary viewing and light walking
Discover the Gibbon Conservation Center in Santa Clarita, California, home to the rarest apes in the Western Hemisphere. This 1-hour private tour offers a rare glimpse into gibbon conservation, education, and care.
For all ages! • 1 Hour Private Tour • Maximum Group Size of 30 Guests
Discover the Gibbon Conservation Center, a unique haven established in 1976, dedicated to the conservation and study of gibbons. Home to the rarest apes in the Western Hemisphere, it offers educational opportunities and non-invasive research, while actively participating in global conservation efforts and species survival plans. Experience gibbon care like never before!
Discover the Gibbon Conservation Center, a unique haven established in 1976, dedicated to the conservation and study of gibbons. Home to the rarest apes in the Western Hemisphere, it offers educational opportunities and non-invasive research, while actively participating in global conservation efforts and species survival plans. Experience gibbon care like never before!
Gibbons are sensitive to noise; maintain a calm and quiet demeanor during tours to avoid disturbing the animals.
Light walking and standing are part of the tour; comfortable shoes will enhance your experience.
Tours proceed rain or shine, so stay hydrated and use sunscreen, especially in warmer months.
Feel free to take photos but disable flash to avoid startling the gibbons.
Founded in 1976 by primatologist Alan Richard Mootnick, the GCC is a pioneering center focused on global gibbon conservation and breeding efforts.
The Center actively supports international rescue operations and participates in Species Survival Plans to preserve endangered gibbon populations worldwide.
Ideal for walking around the Center’s grounds during the tour.
Protect your skin during outdoor portions of the tour.
summer specific
Stay hydrated throughout your visit.
Capture memories, but use no flash to respect the animals.