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Mountaineer Full Day Hiking Tour with Hole Hiking Experience in Jackson - Jackson

Mountaineer Full Day Hiking Tour with Hole Hiking Experience in Jackson

Jacksonmoderate

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

8 hours

Fitness Level

Hikers should be in good physical shape, comfortable with variable terrain and mileages up to 14 miles.

Overview

Join Hole Hiking Experience for an adrenaline-fueled full-day hike through the majestic mountains around Jackson, WY. Whether summiting peaks or discovering alpine lakes, this guided adventure offers stunning scenery and personalized guidance.

Jackson, Wyoming

The Mountaineer - Full Day Hiking Tour

Moderate to Strenuous | Full Day

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About This Adventure

Embark on an exhilarating 8-hour hiking adventure in the stunning mountains around Jackson Hole, guided by a naturalist. Customize your journey to summit a peak or discover a hidden alpine lake, with trails ranging from 9 to 14 miles. Experience the breathtaking beauty of Wyoming and Idaho's diverse landscapes.

Starting at $930 | Moderate to strenuous


Overview

  • Trip Length: 8 Hours
  • Rating: Moderate to Strenuous
  • 8 AM – 4 PM

Cost

  • 1-3 people $930
  • 4-5 people $1,295
  • 6-7 people $1,655

Spend a full day hiking with a naturalist guide in the mountains surrounding Jackson Hole. Get into the backcountry with the opportunity to summit a peak or reach a remote alpine lake. Distances vary from 9 to 14 miles with varying elevation gain and trail conditions. As with all of our tours, this hike is customized to your activity level and interests.


What to Bring

The high-elevation mountains and valleys of Wyoming and Idaho can bring a full range of weather on any given day of the year. It is not uncommon to see a 40 degree temperature change either. Layered, non-cotton clothing and appropriate outerwear is the key to staying comfortable in the mountains. Also note that freezing, windy weather can occur even in July and August especially at higher elevations. For your comfort and safety, please follow this list carefully. If you have questions, don’t hesitate to consult with us. And be sure to bring your camera!

We provide: Naturalist guide, transportation, drinking water, snacks and lunch, binoculars, guidebooks, complimentary children’s activity book for all youngsters, backpacks or waist packs and rain ponchos, if needed.

You bring: Proper-layered clothing for a full day in the mountains. Plan for cool and windy conditions at higher elevations. Be sure to wear sturdy hiking shoes. We provide rain ponchos but if you are planning an all day trip, personal rain gear is nice to bring.

Adventure Tips

Start early to catch wildlife

Wildlife is most active in the early morning, so beginning your hike early enhances your chances of spotting animals.

Stay on designated trails

Treading carefully on marked paths helps protect fragile alpine ecosystems and keeps your route safe.

Bring layers for changing weather

Mountain weather can shift quickly; packing flexible clothing ensures comfort throughout the day.

Hydrate regularly

The high-altitude environment can lead to dehydration—drink water steadily to stay energized.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Mule deer
  • Bald eagles

History

This region has a rich history of mountain guides and early settlers who mapped these rugged trails over a century ago.

Conservation

Hole Hiking Experience emphasizes leave-no-trace principles, ensuring these wild places remain pristine for future generations.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Hiking boots

Essential

Sturdy, well-fitting boots provide ankle support and traction on uneven terrain.

Layered clothing

Essential

Temperature changes demand adaptable clothing for comfort and safety.

Daypack

Essential

A small pack holds water, snacks, layers, and personal items conveniently.

Water bottle or hydration system

Essential

Staying hydrated is crucial during high-altitude hikes.