Explore Yellowstone’s Winter Wilderness: Half Day Snowshoe Tour from Jackson, Wyoming
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
3–4 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for anyone in good physical shape comfortable with moderate winter hiking.
Overview
Discover Yellowstone National Park’s serene winter landscape on a guided half-day snowshoe tour from Jackson, Wyoming. Experience steaming geysers, frosted forests, and wildlife tracks in this unique seasonal adventure.
Half Day Yellowstone Snowshoe Tour - Big Sky
Up to 20 people • 4 hours • Rental equipment included • Ages 6+
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About This Adventure
Experience the enchanting beauty of Yellowstone in winter on a four-hour snowshoe tour. Perfect for all skill levels, you'll glide through serene landscapes, discover wildlife tracks, and learn from expert guides about the park's rich history and nature. Embrace the tranquility of one of the world's quietest places!
Explore Yellowstone in its Most Magical Season!
Duration
Four Hours
About
Traverse through the snow and experience the peaceful beauty of a western winter! Designed for all skill levels, our snowshoe tours offer you a relaxing opportunity to travel through our nation’s first National Park. Travel along beautiful rivers, through wooded wonderlands, and over wildlife tracks. With limited motorized access and a generous annual snowfall serving to absorb residual sound, Yellowstone becomes one of the quietest places in the world. Come see, and hear, the serenity that such an environment allows. On the trail, our guides will share their expert knowledge with you, pointing out local flora and fauna, teaching you the Park’s history, and telling you their favorite stories. Come explore with us!
Adventure Tips
Dress in moisture-wicking layers
Avoid cotton to stay dry and warm as you snowshoe through cold, snowy terrain.
Bring waterproof boots
Keep feet dry and comfortable while trekking through snow and slush.
Use trekking poles for balance
Poles help stabilize footing on uneven snowy ground and reduce fatigue.
Start early to catch optimal conditions
Morning snow is usually firmer and less slushy, making for easier travel.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Elk
- Gray wolf
History
Yellowstone, established in 1872 as the first national park, preserves unique geothermal features that steam year-round, even under heavy snow.
Conservation
Winter tours minimize environmental impact by staying on designated routes, preserving fragile plant life and thermal features during harsh conditions.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Waterproof insulated boots
Protects feet from cold and moisture during snowshoeing.
winter specific
Layered synthetic clothing
Allows temperature regulation and moisture control on winter trails.
winter specific
Warm hat and gloves
Essential for protecting extremities from cold conditions.
winter specific
Insulated water bottle or thermos
Keeps beverages warm and hydrated during cold hikes.
winter specific