easy
1 hour 20 minutes
Suitable for all fitness levels; minimal physical activity involved
Get an up-close look at critically endangered wolves on a fascinating tour at California Wolf Center in Julian. Learn about conservation efforts and witness wolves in their element—and support their future survival.
All Ages! • 1 Hr 20 Mins • Most Popular • For groups of 6 or less
Experience an intimate private tour at the California Wolf Center, where you and up to five friends can engage directly with ambassador wolves. Enjoy a tailored educational presentation on wolf conservation, explore at your own pace, and contribute to vital conservation efforts while witnessing these magnificent creatures up close.
1 hour 20 Minutes
Available Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday at select times, you’ll receive an educational presentation on the history of wolf conservation in North America while aiding in their conservation!
Support wolf conservation efforts with an unforgettable experience where you'll have the opportunity to see critically endangered wild wolves and learn all about them from an expert at our Conservation Facility on KQ Ranch Rd. Children 4 and under are free for all public tours.
Advance reservations are required before visiting our conservation facility. All visitors will need a vehicle to access our property. Sorry, we cannot accommodate drop offs, walk-up guests from K.Q. Ranch, or ride share services such as Uber or Lyft. We have ample parking in a dirt lot at our facility that is a short walk from our education center where the tour will begin.
Wolves are active regardless of weather; layering helps you stay comfortable throughout the tour.
Early arrival allows time for check-in and orientation before the tour begins.
Helpful for observing wolves and other wildlife from a distance during your visit.
Some parts of the facility may involve standing or short outdoor walks.
Julian was founded during the California Gold Rush and has a legacy of rugged outdoor life, which continues today through its conservation projects.
The center actively promotes habitat preservation for wolves and educates the public about the importance of predator coexistence.
Supportive footwear is recommended for walking around the facility's outdoor areas.
Dressing in layers ensures comfort regardless of outdoor conditions.
spring|summer|fall|winter specific
Helps observe wolves and distant wildlife more clearly.
Protects against sun exposure during outdoor portions of the visit.
summer specific