easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; includes walking on uneven terrain
Join Hole Hiking Experience for an unforgettable wildlife discovery tour at sunrise or sunset in Grand Teton National Park. Witness elk, moose, and bears in their natural habitat with expert guides, all while capturing stunning moments in this iconic landscape.
In the heart of Jackson, Wyoming, just outside the shimmering peaks of Grand Teton National Park, Hole Hiking Experience offers a chance to witness some of the most majestic creatures in their natural habitat at dawn or dusk. Their Sunrise and Sunset Wildlife Discovery Tours guide visitors into the early morning light or the peaceful evening glow, when animals like elk herds, moose, and bears are most active. The surrounding park’s diverse habitats—ranging from lush meadows to dense forested areas—serve as a perfect backdrop for these scenic wildlife encounters. Naturalist guides lead guests through this wilderness, sharing insights into animal behaviors and local ecology, all while keeping safety and conservation in mind. During the tour, amateurs and seasoned wildlife enthusiasts alike have opportunities to capture stunning photos of wildlife against the backdrop of the rugged Teton Range, with provided refreshments and educational materials enhancing the experience. This trip is a standout for those seeking a genuine connection with nature in a landscape steeped in natural splendor and history. Since Grand Teton National Park was established in 1929, it has become a sanctuary for big game, making these guided tours a distinctive way to appreciate its ecological richness while respecting its fragile environment. Ideal for visitors looking for a full sensory immersion in Wyoming’s wilderness, these trips provide both adventure and insight into the area’s remarkable biodiversity, making each outing memorable and meaningful.
Temperatures can vary significantly between dawn and dusk, so dress in layers for comfort.
Enhance your wildlife viewing experience with optical tools to see animals from a distance.
Wildlife is most active during dawn and dusk, so plan to be on time for the best sightings.
Keep a safe distance and follow guiding instructions to protect animals and preserve the landscape.
Grand Teton was designated a national park to preserve its stunning mountain scenery and diverse ecosystems, established in 1929.
Participating guides emphasize minimal disturbance to wildlife and promote Leave No Trace principles to protect the wilderness.
Keeps you warm during early morning or evening cold snaps.
winter specific
Provides support and traction on varied terrain.
Perfect for capturing wildlife moments from a distance.
Protects against insects during warm months.
summer specific