Winter Yellowstone Private Tour with Sage Lodge
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
4–8 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should be in moderate physical condition to handle walking and standing in cold environments.
Overview
Discover Yellowstone’s winter magic on an intimate, guided tour led by Sage Lodge. Witness geothermal wonders, spot wildlife against snow-blanketed backdrops, and experience the park’s serene frozen landscapes beyond the crowds.
Private Winter Yellowstone Tour
November - March | Half and Full Day Tours Available
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About This Adventure
Experience the wonders of Yellowstone National Park on a private tour led by expert naturalist guides. Discover stunning landscapes, diverse wildlife, and geothermal marvels at iconic locations like Lamar Valley and Mammoth Hot Springs. Enjoy a tailored adventure in the world’s first national park, making unforgettable memories in nature's playground.
Embark on a private tour of Yellowstone National Park with one of our skilled naturalist guides. See abundant wildlife, unique thermal features, & majestic mountain scenery. Points of interest include Lamar Valley, Mammoth Hot Springs, and Baronette Peak. Enjoy a personalized Yellowstone experience in the world’s first (and BEST) National Park!
TOUR OPTIONS INCLUDE: • Winter Wildlife Tour • Cross-Country Skiing 101 • Half Day Snowshoe or Cross Country Skiing Tour • Winter Wildlife &Trails - Wildlife & Choice of Snowshoeing or Cross-Country Skiing • Two Day Cross-Country Skiing Tour - please reach out to concierge to book • Expedition Yellowstone - please reach out to concierge to book
Please review our Winter Tours for detailed information.
Please be prepared to be outside the vehicle for varying lengths of time while wildlife watching. This may include some walking on raised wooden or dirt/ gravel or snow-covered trails. Layered clothing is highly recommended as the weather in Yellowstone National Park can change rapidly. Winter guests should plan to bring appropriate sun, wind, & rain protection to maintain comfort throughout the day. Warm, waterproof boots are highly recommended for all touring in the park.
If you do not see availability on the date you are looking for please contact our concierge team at concierge@sagelodge.com / 406-823-4020 for additional Yellowstone tour opportunities.
Adventure Tips
Dress in layers
Wear moisture-wicking base layers, insulated mid-layers, and a waterproof outer shell to stay warm and dry in variable winter conditions.
Bring high-quality binoculars
Enhance wildlife viewing opportunities in Lamar Valley with binoculars that help spot animals at a distance.
Protect your skin
Use sunscreen and lip balm to guard against sun reflections off the snow, even on cloudy days.
Plan for changing weather
Keep an eye on weather forecasts and be prepared for sudden cold snaps or snowstorms that can impact visibility and safety.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- You might see bison huddled against cold winds
- Watch for eagles soaring above Lamar Valley.
History
Yellowstone, established in 1872, was the world's first national park, pioneering conservation efforts and public appreciation for wild landscapes.
Conservation
Yellowstone’s ongoing preservation efforts focus on protecting native species and reducing human impact, ensuring its natural wonders endure.
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Adventure Hotspots in The closest major city that travelers might stay in while doing this activity is Bozeman, Montana.
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Insulated waterproof boots
Keep your feet warm and dry during snowy conditions while walking over varied terrain.
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Thermal gloves and hat
Protect your extremities from frostbite and maintain dexterity during cold outings.
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Camera with extra batteries
Capture Yellowstone’s winter landscapes and wildlife without worry about battery life in the cold.
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Sunglasses or goggles
Protect your eyes from snow glare, especially during sunny days.
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