Here is the Turnbull National Wildlife refuge: https://maps.northwestportal.com/outdoors/#11.23/47.425426/-117.540374 No guarantee that you will see a Moose, but we stayed at an Airbnb near Spokane that had a moose that hung out at the property (my husband saw it, but I didn't, unfortunately)

Yellowstone

I think it’s what they call meth heads in Australia

This is so cool! When's the last time we had a moose in this part of the state?

Northwest Trek

Still need(edit: nationalized) healthcare. But now that we have a hockey team, a riot might help.

Bullwinkle is lost???

Moose is seeking squirrel

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And Danger. If there’s any holiday shopping, Danger and Bon Bon. And L’Atelier and their liege waffles and chocolates…

There is also a gorgeous hike from Gazzam like down to the water. Beautiful on a dry day, maybe a little treacherous on a wet day.

Northwest Trek Wildlife park out in Eatonville. They have a free roaming area with moose, mountain goats, elk, bison, caribou, deer, and swans.

https://www.nwtrek.org/animals/free-roaming-area/

That’s what I came to say. It’s also a great place to see migrating and resident birds. I only live 1/2 hour away but I don’t go as much as I should

There's also been a salmon dropped by an eagle that caused a large outage... Eagle was trying to get his salmon back when they got on site.

What a weird question. Maine has a wild moose population of 70,000 while Washington’s is 5,000. Maine is an hour north of Boston. Why would you possibly be trying to see a wild moose in Washington when you have 14x the opportunity to see one within hours of you? New Hampshire and Vermont each nearly match Washington’s numbers in much smaller states.

If you want a better opportunity than Maine, go to Alaska?

From a safe fucking distance. Those bastards are enormous and will let you know it!

This means we’re Canada now right?

My grandmother lives in Anchorage and sends me pictures of moose on her door step on the regular

Only place I've ever seen a wild moose is Alaska.

There's this just today: https://www.reddit.com/r/Washington/comments/zgmsln/first_recorded_moose_sighting_ever_in_mount/

But in Washington, your best bet is to buy a ticket to NW Trek.

I deer hunted in north east Washington, republic specifically, saw a moose 40 yards from me, but just one moose, have put miles out there and couldn’t catch a glimpse of another one

https://www.king5.com/article/life/animals/first-recorded-moose-sighting-mount-rainier-national-park/281-b0f5ea04-a05d-4760-bff4-fd0e4e762c00

This is where the photo I posted came from, and has more details. A moose was recorded crossing I90 at Snoqualmie Pass in August, possibly the same one?

https://conservationnw.org/our-work/habitat/i-90/

Here is more detail and some history about the wildlife crossings.

Mount Spokane on the Kit Carson trail or Antoine Peak. Both in Spokane and places I have seen moose.

They have a moose named Aspen!

Oh, yeah, that's right. I forget the difference.

I love that place! Super cool visit, even if you don’t see moose.

I LOVE SEATTLE