We Have Answered The Call at Call of The Wild!

Hey All!

While driving through northern Michigan, we made a stop at Gaylord's renowned roadside attraction, The Call of the Wild. The building is unmistakable, with its faux-mountain facade and vibrant mural easily visible from the highway. Although the site offers go-karts and mini-golf, we chose to explore the museum.

The staff was incredibly friendly, greeting us with an entertaining scavenger hunt to accompany our tour. The interior resembles a cave and houses a vast collection of taxidermied animals. In a clever interactive feature, each exhibit includes a horn-style telephone that you can pick up to hear the animal's sound. Even though I'm not usually a fan of taxidermy, I found the concept quite engaging. It's a delightful blend of vintage peculiarity and classic roadside charm—definitely a cool experience and well worth the visit.

Welcome to Call of the Wild!

It's Time To Answer The Call!

We Now Make Our Journey For The Call Of The Wild!

Each Station Has Telephone That Looks Like A Horn Where You Can Hear What Each Animal Sounds Like

We Found Rocks!

I Believe This Is What You Call A Turkey In Bowling....

It Feels Like Were In A Taxidermy Ice Cave

We Now Continue The Journey

There is a Theater Where Talking Animals Are On The Screen

Don't Feed The Ducks

Looks Like The Bear of Bad News.... I Will Walk Myself Out

These Are Super Squirrels

Education on the Great Lakes

It's Like A Never Ending Tunnel

It's A Polar Bear!

The Exit Approaches

We Made It!

That's All For Now!

Thanks For Reading!

As Always, Keep On Coast 'N'