
moderate
6–9 hours
Should be in good physical condition to be outdoors for extended periods with some light walking.
Explore Yellowstone’s northern range with a private wildlife biologist guide, focusing on wolf packs, bison herds, and other iconic animals. This full-day safari blends deep wilderness insight with comfort and hands-on viewing tools.
The morning air in Yellowstone’s northern range is brisk, the sky a sharp canvas above sprawling valleys where bison graze like ancient sentinels and wolf packs move with deliberate purpose. Here, the wild asserts itself quietly but unmistakably. This private wolf watching and wildlife safari ventures deep into Yellowstone’s heart, a landscape sculpted by volcanic fire and time, where geothermal vents hiss and rivers dare you to keep pace with their relentless flow.

Wildlife is most active at dawn and dusk; plan a 5-6 am pickup to maximize sightings.
Yellowstone weather can shift rapidly; bring warm layers to stay comfortable during early morning chills and midday sun.
Prepare for short family-friendly hikes over uneven terrain; trail shoes with good grip are recommended.
Though scopes are provided, your own optics and camera can enhance the experience and preserve memories.
Yellowstone was the first national park established in 1872, designed to protect its unique geothermal features and diverse wildlife.
Strict park policies limit human impact to protect fragile ecosystems and maintain natural wildlife behaviors.
Adjustable layers keep you comfortable as temperatures fluctuate throughout the day.
Support and grip are crucial for light hiking on forest and uneven boardwalk surfaces.
Though scopes are provided, personal binoculars help with close views on the move.
Capture the dynamic wildlife and vast landscapes without disturbing the animals.