moderate
6–8 hours
Participants should have a good fitness level capable of several hours of hiking over varied terrain.
Discover Wyoming’s breathtaking Grand Teton National Park on a private guided hiking tour from Pinedale. Experience stunning mountain vistas, wildlife encounters, and the serenity of untouched wilderness all in one day.
8 hours • Price for up to 4 guests • $150 each additional • Max 14
Experience the breathtaking beauty of the Grand Teton mountains on a private tour from Jackson. Enjoy comfortable transportation in a raised-roof van, gourmet picnic lunch, and the use of professional spotting scopes and binoculars. This unforgettable adventure is a highlight of any Jackson Hole vacation, perfect for nature lovers and families alike.
Pick up at a local Jackson hotel in our raised roof sightseeing van for an amazing day in the youngest mountains in the Rockies.
8 Hours
This Grand Teton private tour is often guests' highlight of their Jackson Hole vacation.
Transportation in our raised-roof sightseeing van or luxury SUV.
Use of professional spotting scope and binoculars for each person
Gourmet picnic lunch
Use of field guides, bird ID books, and kids' activity books
Running water bathrooms all-day.
Park entrance fees
Begin your hike early in the day to avoid the midday heat and enjoy cooler temperatures.
Carry ample water and take regular breaks to stay energized during your hike.
Weather can change quickly in the mountains; dress in layers to stay comfortable.
Maintain a safe distance from animals and observe quietly to spot more wildlife sightings.
The Grand Teton area was historically home to Native American tribes, and the name 'Teton' is derived from a French trapper's interpretation of a Native word.
Teton National Park emphasizes sustainability through trail maintenance, wildlife protection, and visitor education to preserve the area's natural beauty.
Sturdy hiking boots provide necessary support and traction on rugged trails.
Dressing in layers helps accommodate changing weather conditions in the mountains.
Sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat protect against intense mountain sun exposure.
Carrying essentials like water, snacks, and extra clothing comfortably.