Wildlife & Snowshoe Tours with Hole Hiking Experience
Difficulty
easy
Duration
4 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for individuals with basic fitness; minimal prior snowshoe experience needed as guided instruction is provided.
Overview
Combine wildlife viewing with a snowshoe trek in Grand Teton National Park on a private tour led by experienced naturalists. Spot elk, moose, and more while traversing serene winter landscapes.
Wildlife Tour + Snowshoe Sampler
All Levels | 4 Hours
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About This Adventure
Embark on a unique 4-hour private tour in Grand Teton National Park, blending wildlife viewing with an immersive snowshoe experience. Spot majestic animals like elk and moose while a knowledgeable naturalist guides you through diverse habitats. Enjoy the tranquility of snowshoeing, connecting deeply with nature in this unforgettable adventure.
Overview
- Trip Length: 4 Hours
- Rating: All Levels
Private Tours Offered Daily
Cost:
- 1-3 people $630
- 4-5 people $945
- 6-7 people $1,255
Excludes park entry fee - $20 per person or park pass
This unique expedition begins at 8 AM or 1 PM and combines wildlife viewing with the snowshoe sampler in Grand Teton National Park. Spot wildlife in their natural setting as your local naturalist shares the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. Visit habitats of bighorn sheep, elk, moose, deer, coyote, fox, eagles, Trumpeter swans and much more. After time spent exploring mixed habitats with optics, you will journey into the forest to look for animal tracks and sign and connect to the landscape on snowshoes.
What to Bring
For your comfort and safety, dress for the weather and temperatures- we suggest warm layers (non-cotton) with a waterproof outer layer, hat, gloves, and insulated waterproof boots. Temperature changes can vary greatly and winter weather can be windy and cold. Hand and toe warmers can be helpful. Bring sunglasses or goggles for protection from the sun, even on cloudy days. Boots and clothing can be rented locally. Please inquire.
We provide: Naturalist or biologist guide, interpretive materials, transportation, optics, snowshoes, gaiters, ski poles, snacks, waistpack, bottled water and warm beverages.
You bring: Hat, gloves and neck gaiter. Be sure to dress in layered clothing with a waterproof outer layer. Wear warm, waterproof boots if snowshoeing. Hand and toe warmers can be helpful. Boots and clothing can be rented locally. Please inquire.
Adventure Tips
Dress in layers for variable winter weather
Temperatures can fluctuate widely; wear moisture-wicking base layers and insulated waterproof outerwear.
Bring sunglasses or goggles
Snow glare can be intense even on cloudy days, so eye protection is crucial.
Use provided snowshoes and poles properly
Ensure your guide fits you correctly for safe and comfortable snowshoeing over uneven terrain.
Carry snacks and stay hydrated
Cold weather can mask dehydration; drinking water and light snacks help maintain energy.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Moose browsing near willow thickets
- Bighorn sheep moving across rocky outcrops
History
Grand Teton National Park was established in 1929 to protect the dramatic Teton Range and the surrounding ecosystems, forming a vital piece of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.
Conservation
Tour operators emphasize low-impact travel and wildlife respect, supporting ongoing preservation efforts in one of America's most sensitive winter habitats.
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Recommended Gear
Insulated waterproof boots
Keeps feet dry and warm during snowshoeing through snowy terrain.
winter specific
Warm hat and gloves
Protects against cold and wind exposure typical in Grand Teton winters.
winter specific
Layered moisture-wicking clothing
Helps regulate body temperature and manage sweat during physical activity.
winter specific
Sunglasses or snow goggles
Reduces glare from snow and improves visual comfort on bright days.
winter specific