Private Sundowner Dinner in Grand Teton National Park | Jackson Hole Sunset Safari Dinner
Difficulty
easy
Duration
3–4 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels; mostly seated and short, flat walks to the dining spot
Overview
A private chauffeured dinner that stages a safari-style meal at sunset in Grand Teton National Park. Perfect for small celebrations, the Sundowner pairs field service, local narration, and dramatic mountain light.
Private Sundowner Dinner in Grand Teton National Park | Jackson Hole Sunset Safari Dinner
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The vehicle slows and the world sharpens: a jagged crown of granite peels light away from the valley and the driver nods toward a low bench of sage where the table is already set. You step out and the air, thin from the valley floor at roughly 6,200 feet, tastes like cold late-afternoon. A Sundowner cocktail arrives before the sun reaches the spine of the Tetons, and for a few quiet minutes the range takes on a personality — patient, uncompromising, and oddly ceremonial.
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Adventure Tips
Dress in layers
Temperatures drop fast after sunset at 6,200 ft — bring a warm midlayer and windproof shell.
Bring a park pass
Confirm whether the operator includes Grand Teton park entry; otherwise purchase a pass in advance to avoid delays.
Light management
Use only red or low-intensity lights if needed — bright lights disturb wildlife and other guests.
Declare dietary needs early
This is a curated field meal; notify the operator of allergies or restrictions when booking.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Elk
- Moose
History
This valley was shaped by the Teton Fault and used seasonally by Shoshone peoples; 19th-century ranching later defined the human landscape around Jackson Hole.
Conservation
Operators follow leave-no-trace principles and minimize light and noise; guests should pack out any non-biodegradable waste and keep distance from wildlife.
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Recommended Gear
Warm jacket
Essential for chill after sunset at elevation.
fall specific
Binoculars
Helps spot distant wildlife and pick out details on the Teton skyline.
summer specific
Headlamp with red filter
Useful for safe walking to and from the vehicle while minimizing light pollution.
all specific
Camera with low-light capability
Captures sunset colors and mountain silhouettes as light fades.
all specific