Other unique animals also live in this alpine-tundra terrain, including yellow-bellied marmots and pika.Īlthough mountain goats are often visible from the road, a hike is sometimes required to actually see the mountain goats in person. In addition to seeing mountain goats, biologists will be available to answer questions and provide information about the animals at the viewing event. Found only above the timberline, it’s an ecosystem seldom seen in Southern Utah. This event was set to allow attendees to explore the 11,500-foot elevation alpine-tundra ecosystem the goats live in. to noon near Big John Flat on the Tushar Mountains in Beaver County. The free event had been planned for Saturday, Aug. Come see mountain goats in the wild this August at an event hosted by the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources, location and date unspecified | Photo courtesy of DWR, St.

GEORGE - Due to a road closure the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources has canceled an event in August to see mountain goats.

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