moderate
2 days
Participants should be comfortable walking on uneven terrain and standing for extended periods.
Discover the rugged beauty of Yellowstone and Grand Teton on a two-day wildlife adventure. Spot bears, moose, and geysers while learning about these iconic parks from expert guides. An unforgettable journey into Wyoming’s wilderness awaits—read on to learn more!
May - October • Up to 9 people • Public Group Tour • Ages 6 and up ONLY
Experience the breathtaking beauty of Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks on a two-day wildlife tour. Encounter diverse wildlife, including moose and grizzlies, while exploring stunning landscapes and geothermal wonders like Old Faithful. With expert guidance and ample opportunities for wildlife sightings, this adventure promises unforgettable memories in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.
DAY 1: GRAND TETON AND YELLOWSTONE WILDLIFE: We will start early for early morning wildlife sightings in Grand Teton National Park. We'll view the beautiful Upper and Lower Falls of Yellowstone and then head North towards Lamar Valley. You will have a great chance of seeing moose, elk, bison, grizzly bear, black bear, wolf, coyote, eagles and much more as we tour through the northern part of Yellowstone!
We'll hunker down in Cooke City, Montana for the night.
DAY 2: YELLOWSTONE WILDLIFE, HYDROTHERMALS, AND OLD FAITHFUL: Your second day of touring will primarily focus on the major wildlife (wolves and grizzlies) in Yellowstone interior and the famous Yellowstone geyser basins including visits to Fountain Paint Pots and Old Faithful. This early start day will give us the absolute best chances of showing you bear and wolf activity. The tour returns to Jackson Hole, Wyoming.
Weather can change quickly; packing layers ensures you're comfortable in varying conditions.
Binoculars will significantly enhance your ability to see distant wildlife clearly.
Wildlife sightings often depend on calm observation—chatter and sudden movements can scare animals away.
Some geothermal areas can be damp and steamy; sturdy footwear helps keep you comfortable.
Yellowstone, established in 1872, is the world's first national park, set aside for preserving its geothermal wonders and diverse wildlife.
BrushBuck Wildlife Tours emphasizes low-impact tourism, promoting responsible wildlife viewing and environmental awareness.
High-quality binoculars are essential for viewing wildlife at a distance.
Layered clothing allows you to adapt to changing temperatures throughout the day.
Trails can become uneven and muddy; supportive footwear keeps you comfortable and safe.
Capture close-up photos of wildlife and geothermal features during the tour.