moderate
2–3 hours
Participants should be comfortable walking or standing for extended periods outdoors.
Discover the breathtaking beauty of Grand Teton National Park with Wyoming Stargazing’s sunset tour. Watch as the mountains glow at dusk, spot wildlife, and enjoy a guided journey through one of America’s last wild landscapes—perfect for adventure seekers and nature lovers alike.
In the heart of Wyoming, Jackson offers a gateway to some of the most unspoiled landscapes on Earth, with Grand Teton National Park standing as a rugged masterpiece of jagged peaks, alpine lakes, and expansive wilderness. Wyoming Stargazing’s Grand Teton National Park Public Sunset Tour transforms this iconic scenery into a guided safari, giving visitors an authentic taste of the region’s natural grandeur during the golden hours of dusk.
Setting out in the late afternoon, guests embark on a journey through the park’s dramatic terrain—sharp granite ridges rise sharply against the sunset-lit sky while the Teton Range’s jagged silhouettes carve dramatic horizons. Along the way, expert guides share insights into the park’s geological history—tucked within the mountains are some of North America’s oldest rocks, forming a landscape that’s both primal and timeless. Wildlife sightings aren’t uncommon as elk, deer, and sometimes even bison make an appearance beneath the shifting colors of the sky.
What sets Wyoming Stargazing apart is their tailored approach, blending education and adventure. The tour offers a chance to see the park’s natural beauty and learn about its rich history in a relaxed, social setting. The evening concludes with a celestial show—you’ll witness the first stars appear as the darkening sky reveals the Milky Way stretching overhead, completing a memorable outdoor experience.
This tour provides a perfect blend of scenery, wildlife, and stargazing, making it ideal for anyone seeking an active, enriching outing in the Tetons. Whether you’re a seasoned outdoor enthusiast or a curious first-timer, Wyoming Stargazing offers a way to connect deeply with the environment while enjoying a truly personalized adventure that highlights the park’s most spectacular moments at sunset.
Temperatures can drop quickly after sunset, so bring layered clothing to stay warm.
Capture the stunning landscape and sky during sunset—a camera or smartphone with good low-light capabilities is ideal.
Getting to the meeting point ahead of scheduled time ensures a relaxed start and prime seating for sunset views.
Maintain a safe distance from animals and avoid sudden movements that could disturb them.
Grand Teton National Park was established in 1929 and has been a protected area for generations, with indigenous roots dating back thousands of years.
Wyoming Stargazing emphasizes Leave No Trace principles, ensuring that visitors minimize their impact on this pristine ecosystem.
Layered clothing keeps you warm during cooler evening temperatures and enables adjustment as the weather changes.
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Capture the stunning sunset and starry night sky to remember the experience.
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Comfortable footwear is important for walking on uneven terrains around the viewing area.
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Useful for navigating back after sunset in darker conditions, especially in winter.
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