Wildlife Tours with Grizzly Country in Grand Teton

Grizzly Country Wildlife Adventures offers an immersive full-day wildlife tour that puts guests at the heart of Grand Teton National Park’s living landscape. Located at 645 Deer Dr, Jackson, WY, this operation specializes in close, respectful encounters with iconic Wyoming wildlife under the careful guidance of seasoned naturalists. The 12-hour Full Day Grand Teton Tour is designed for those eager to experience the park beyond its scenic overlooks and trailheads, providing a rich narrative woven through the terrain and its inhabitants.

Grand Teton National Park sits just north of Jackson, with soaring peaks, deep valleys, and expansive lakes defining this corner of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. This tour navigates key wildlife corridors and historically important sites like Pilgrim Creek—a place intimately tied to grizzly bear 399, one of the park’s most storied bears. Guests on these tours regularly spot moose, bison, elk, and occasionally bears, all observed through a lens of deep respect and scientific knowledge.

What sets Grizzly Country apart is the caliber of its guides. Whether it’s Michael, Alex, Michelle, or Frankie, each bring a sharp expertise and heartfelt passion, backed by years in the field. Their stories blend natural history, ongoing conservation efforts, and personal anecdotes to create an experience that’s both educational and memorable. Guests share details of wildlife sightings around the Snake River, Jackson Lake, and Oxbow Bend, alongside insights into the geological and cultural layers of the park.

The tours aren’t just sightings—they are educational journeys, packed with details on the park’s formation, native species behavior, and the delicate balance of this high-mountain habitat. Comfortable transportation and locally sourced picnic lunches complete the day, grounding a wilderness experience in thoughtful hospitality. This is more than a trip; it’s a chance to witness the raw pulse of Wyoming’s wild while supporting a company committed to conservation and sustainable tourism.