Wildlife Tours
Frozen footprints crossing a snowfield
� © Peter Volf Photography
With its close proximity to Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Park,
Jackson Hole is a prime departure point for wildlife viewing / photography tours.
The Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem covers 14 million acres, including seven national
forests and three national wildlife refuges.
Over 40,000 large mammals inhabit the region. During
winter, some animals migrate to warmer areas. Others, such as bears, ground
squirrels, and marmots hibernate instead. Numerous species, such as bald eagles,
bison, mule deer, moose, coyotes, and elk, simply perservere through the long winter
months until spring arrives. Winter is an excellent time to observe and photograph wildlife
in this spectacular "winter wonderland"! Several companies offer guided wildlife tours.
Featured Listings: (add your listing)
Outdoor Adventure's Wildlife Safaris
Experience the "Hole Safari" in Jackson Hole w/private guide observing & photographing incredible scenery & wildlife. We also offer wolf safaris in Yellowstone during winter.
(800) 642-8979
Hole Hiking Experience - Snowshoe & XC Skiing
See remote Teton Park locations accessed by XC skis or snowshoes for the best winter experience and wildlife viewing opportunities.
(866) 733-4453
Wildlife Expeditions - Connecting people to Nature
Yellowstone and Grand Teton Park Tours. Close-up viewing of wildlife, customized vehicles, half-day, full & overnight trips. Tour & activity packages.
(888) 945-3567
Wildlife Tours Listings: (add your listing)
National Elk Refuge Sleigh Rides by Bar T 5
A horse drawn sleigh takes you on a tour of the National Elk Refuge to view elk up close. Beautiful views of the Tetons - great activity for all ages.
(800) 772-5386
Jackson, WY Weather
Currently Outside 77FScattered clouds. Pleasantly warm. |
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YNP Adventure Tours
Incredible wildlife and scenery are waiting around every corner in Yellowstone!
