Look for bald eagles along rivers and near lakes throughout the Forest. In the Jackson area, along the Gros Ventre and Snake Rivers are good areas to search for eagles. Elk live throughout the Bridger-Teton National Forest during the summer. In winter they move to lower elevations. The best opportunities for winter viewing are from roadsides adjacent to elk feedgrounds, scattered throughout northwest Wyoming.
Winter usually finds moose in riparian areas.
Along the Buffalo Fork and Snake Rivers are good areas to spot moose, also the Willow Flats-Oxbow Bend area of Grand Teton National Park. In winter, they migrate to low elevation areas with little snow accumulation, mostly on the southern end of the Bridger-Teton.