Private Yellowstone Wolf & Wildlife Tour in Emigrant, MT
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
4–6 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should be in average physical condition comfortable with moderate walking on uneven terrain.
Overview
Discover Yellowstone's iconic wolves and wildlife on a private guided tour from Emigrant, Montana. Explore with experts and enjoy intimate wildlife encounters like never before.
Private Yellowstone Wolf & Wildlife Tour
6 to 8 Hours | All Ages | Lunch Included /CALL FOR GROUPS OVER 5
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About This Adventure
#Experience the Beauty of Yellowstone!
Rates
All Ages Welcome
Duration
6 to 8 Hours
About
With this tour we’ll have you up early for your best opportunity to spot & watch wolves in the Yellowstone ecosystem. Enjoy a Yellowstone sunrise while in route to discover some of Yellowstone’s abundant and diverse wildlife. Yellowstone is home to the largest concentration of mammals in the lower 48 states (67 species to be precise).
Our guides keep close tabs on where the action is. While there’s certainly “no guarantee” when viewing wild animals in Yellowstone’s free ranging environment, we will do our best to show you all that we can. You will have the possibility of seeing many of Yellowstone’s animals including, wolves, bison, elk, pronghorn antelope, mule deer, moose, mountain goats, black bears, grizzly bears, coyotes, foxes, just to mention a few. Yellowstone is also home to many raptors, waterfowl, and small birds. (Seasonal exceptions apply).
We provide an early morning snack that’s complete with a hot beverage of your choice to help get you going. Later in the day, we will enjoy a sack lunch while observing wildlife.
What to Bring
- Comfortable clothing
- Comfortable shoes
- Don't forget your camera! -Wear layered clothes in the winter Snow shoes are available with prior notice for short hikes
What's Included
- Snacks, drinks and a picnic lunch
- Binoculars and spotting scopes *Snow shoes upon request for groups under 7 participants
Adventure Tips
Bring binoculars for better wildlife viewing
Wolves and other animals can be distant, so quality binoculars greatly enhance your experience.
Dress in layers for changing mountain weather
Mornings can be chilly, but afternoons warm quickly; layering allows you to adapt comfortably.
Keep a safe distance from wildlife
Respect all park rules by maintaining distance to protect both you and the animals.
Carry water and snacks
Although the tour includes breaks, having water and snacks on hand helps maintain energy levels.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Gray wolves
- Bison
History
Yellowstone is the first national park established in 1872 and hosts a pioneering wolf reintroduction project starting in 1995.
Conservation
The area emphasizes protecting native species and habitats, supporting ongoing research into wolf populations and ecosystem balance.
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Recommended Gear
Binoculars
Essential for observing distant wildlife clearly without disturbing them.
Waterproof hiking boots
Helpful for navigating wet and muddy trails common in spring and other seasons.
spring specific
Weatherproof jacket
Protects you from sudden rain, wind, and cold mountain conditions year-round.
Camera with zoom lens
Ideal for capturing close-up wildlife shots and Yellowstone’s stunning scenery.