Sunset Wildlife Tour in Yellowstone Lamar Valley, and Slough Creek area
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
3–4 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness level recommended, comfortable walking and standing for extended periods.
Overview
Join Silver Gate Guides for a captivating Sunset Wildlife Tour in Yellowstone's Lamar Valley and Slough Creek. Watch for elusive animals as the park transforms at dusk and enjoy stunning sunset views that make this adventure truly special.
Sunset Wildlife Tour in Yellowstone Lamar Valley, and Slough Creek area
Starting at $500 for 2 people • For all ages! • 4-5 Hours • Private Tour
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About This Adventure
Embark on a private Sunset wildlife adventure in Yellowstone's stunning Lamar Valley and Slough Creek. Enjoy personalized itineraries, expert guidance, and top-notch optics for wildlife viewing. Indulge in delicious refreshments as you immerse yourself in nature's beauty, creating unforgettable memories with up to five guests in your own vehicle.
Join us for an epic Sunset wildlife adventure!
Duration
4 - 5 Hours
Pricing
1 -2 People $500 3 People $650 4 People $800 5 People $950
About
Our Sunset Tours into Lamar Valley and Slough Creek in Yellowstone National Park are private and can be arranged for up to 5 guests per vehicle. The tour includes beverages, sandwiches, and dessert.
Additional details will be shared when you book a tour.
OPTICS: Swarovski or Vortex Binoculars and Spotting Scopes are provided for all guests.
What to expect
- Your own private guide & vehicle
- An itinerary custom-made for you by your guide
- Focus on wildlife experiences and knowledge sharing
- Change your mind for any reason up to 14 days in advance. No-Risk Booking.
Cost
- Starting at $500 for One/Two People + $150 for each additional person.
Adventure Tips
Dress in layers and bring binoculars
Evening temperatures can vary, so layering is key, and binoculars help you spot distant wildlife.
Arrive early for the best viewing spots
Getting to your meeting point a bit early ensures optimal wildlife observation and photography opportunities.
Stay quiet and patient
Wildlife is sensitive to noise, so keeping quiet enhances your chances of seeing animals in the wild.
Bring a camera with a good zoom lens
Capturing wildlife from a distance requires a camera capable of zooming in without disturbing animals.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Gray wolves
- American bison
History
Yellowstone's Lamar Valley has historically been called 'America's Serengeti' due to its abundant and diverse wildlife corridors.
Conservation
Silver Gate Guides emphasizes eco-friendly practices, respecting wildlife habitats and supporting Yellowstone's preservation efforts.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Warm layers and insulated jacket
Keeps you warm during the cooler evening temperatures and variable weather conditions.
winter specific
Binoculars
Allows you to see distant wildlife clearly and enhance your viewing experience.
Camera with zoom lens
Captures wildlife and sunset moments without disturbing the animals.
Bug spray and sun protection
Protects against insects and sun exposure during warmer months.
summer specific