Acona the bobcat.

Acona the bobcat.

Living large at the Olympic Game Farm

This year marks the 50th anniversary of the Olympic Game Farm opening to the public. Pictured are a few of the larger animal residents who are usually seen from the window of a vehicle.

The facility operates by driving tours only, although the walking tour areas — petting farm, freshwater aquarium, reptile house, studio barn and observation tower — are slated to open in the summer.

The tour includes animals such as llamas, Tibetan yaks, zebras, Kodiak bears, Roosevelt elk, Sika deer and American bison.

Spring hours are from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily.

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For more about the Olympic Game Farm, 1423 Ward Road, visit olygamefarm.com or call 360-683-4295.

Belle and her well-worn path
Fum is a 26-year-old Kodiak brown bear.

Fum is a 26-year-old Kodiak brown bear.

Yuri is a 5-year-old brown bear.

Yuri is a 5-year-old brown bear.

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