JACKSON HOLE, WY
Grand Teton Wildlife Tours in Jackson, WY
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Spend the day enjoying some of the best wildlife viewing in the United States in Grand Teton National Park. Leaving from Jackson Hole, Wyoming, our Grand Teton day tours are led by knowledgeable wildlife biologists, who will guide you to hot spots for viewing bison, pronghorn, elk, moose, osprey, bald eagles, bears, wolves and more throughout the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.
You will learn how the park was formed and other history as you take in its immense beauty and see why it has been preserved. Our top guides will also explain the geology behind the formation of the spectacular Teton Mountain Range and point out incredible wildlife along the way. Be sure to come with questions to test our guide’s knowledge and expand your own.
A must-see for your trip to Jackson Hole, our small group or private wildlife tours at Grand Teton National Park cover all the logistics for once-in-a-lifetime wildlife viewing and a lasting memory for you and your family. Experience Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks on our expert-led wildlife tours that showcase the beauty of these national parks and the wild animals that call them home.
For enthusiasts of photography tours, our National Parks tours provide ample opportunities to capture the majestic Snake River winding through the Jackson Hole valley with the stunning backdrop of the Grand Teton mountains. During certain seasons, we also offer a special sunset tour for spectacular lighting conditions.
Experience the National Elk Refuge on select winter tours – another amazing wildlife viewing opportunity in the Jackson Hole area!
If you’d like to book a private tour for your group, you can do so by purchasing 5 adult seats. If your group is larger than 5 people, there may be additional fees. Please call us at 307-413-9300 to learn more and make arrangements.
ADULT PRICE
$315
CHILD PRICE
$300
DEPARTURE
7am
DURATION
8 Hours
SEASON
May - November
Group Grand Teton Tour
Private Grand Teton Tour
Included
Not Included
Cancellation Policy
48-hour cancellation policy for a full refund.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Wildlife Tours
Why should we choose your Grand Teton wildlife tours instead of exploring on our own?
Our day tours through Grand Teton National Park offer an unparalleled wildlife viewing experience that can’t be matched by self-guided exploration. With expert naturalist guides who know the hidden gems of both Grand Teton and Yellowstone national parks, you’ll maximize your chances of spotting incredible wildlife in their natural habitats. The Snake River corridor and adjacent meadows provide some of the richest wildlife viewing opportunities in the Jackson Hole valley.
What makes your Grand Teton wildlife tours different from other Yellowstone tours?
Unlike other Yellowstone tours that rush between attractions, our Grand Teton wildlife tours allow you to slow down and truly appreciate the natural wonders of this pristine ecosystem. Whether you’re an avid photographer seeking the perfect shot of a bull moose at dawn or a family hoping to spot a grizzly with cubs, our private tours can be customized to your interests.
When is the best time to see wildlife in Grand Teton National Park?
Each season offers different wildlife viewing opportunities in Grand Teton National Park. Spring brings newborn wildlife and migrating birds returning to the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. Summer features abundant elk, moose, and bears actively feeding throughout the park. Fall showcases the elk rut with bugling bulls, while winter provides opportunities to visit the National Elk Refuge where thousands of elk congregate against the stunning backdrop of snow-covered mountains.
Can we visit both Grand Teton and Yellowstone national parks on your tours?
Many visitors to Jackson Hole wish to experience both Grand Teton and Yellowstone national parks during their stay. Our expert-led wildlife tours can be combined with our Yellowstone tours for a comprehensive exploration of the region’s natural wonders. The road connecting these two magnificent national parks provides scenic views of the Teton Range and opportunities for wildlife viewing along the way. Ask about our multi-day itineraries that showcase the best of both parks with accommodation arrangements handled for you.
Are your tours suitable for photography enthusiasts?
Our wildlife tours are perfect for photography enthusiasts of all skill levels. The dramatic landscapes of Grand Teton National Park, with its jagged peaks rising above the Snake River, create a stunning backdrop for wildlife photography. Our guides know the best locations and times for capturing that perfect shot of a moose feeding in a misty morning pond or the alpenglow on the Tetons during a sunset tour. We position our vehicles for optimal viewing and provide ample time at each location to ensure you return home with memorable images of your Jackson Hole adventure.
What kinds of wild animals can we expect to see in Grand Teton National Park?
Grand Teton National Park is home to an incredible diversity of wild animals, including larger mammals like bison, elk, moose, black and grizzly bears, wolves, and pronghorn antelope. You may also spot smaller mammals like fox, coyote, beaver, and marmots. The park is also rich in birdlife, with osprey, bald eagles, trumpeter swans, and numerous other species. Our expert guides know where these animals are most likely to be found throughout the changing seasons in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.
Do you offer private tours of Grand Teton National Park?
Yes, we specialize in private wildlife tours of Grand Teton National Park that can be customized to your group’s specific interests. Whether you’re focusing on photography, birding, or general wildlife viewing, our private tours allow for a more intimate experience of the park. Private tours also provide greater flexibility in timing and locations visited, maximizing your chances for incredible wildlife viewing in the Jackson Hole valley.
How does visiting the National Elk Refuge enhance our Grand Teton experience?
The National Elk Refuge, located just outside Jackson Hole, provides a complementary wildlife viewing experience to Grand Teton National Park. During winter months, thousands of elk migrate to the refuge, creating one of the most spectacular wildlife viewing opportunities in North America. Our winter tours often include visits to the National Elk Refuge, allowing you to observe these magnificent animals up close while learning about their crucial role in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.