Discover Arctic animals at the world’s northernmost wildlife park
The world’s northernmost animal park, the Polar Park, is home to countless Norwegian animals, including bears, wolves, lynx, deer, and musk ox.
Stretching over 270 acres in the Salangsdalen valley, the park puts great emphasis on animal welfare, with all animals afforded large roaming areas to simulate as natural an environment as possible.
There’s a lot to see, making it the perfect place for a day trip. Guided tours are also available and offer visitors the opportunity to venture into the enclosures and even get involved with feeding certain animals.
The world’s northernmost animal park, the Polar Park, is home to countless Norwegian animals, including bears, wolves, lynx, deer, and musk ox.
Stretching over 270 acres in the Salangsdalen valley, the park puts great emphasis on animal welfare, with all animals afforded large roaming areas to simulate as natural an environment as possible.
There’s a lot to see, making it the perfect place for a day trip. Guided tours are also available and offer visitors the opportunity to venture into the enclosures and even get involved with feeding certain animals.
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