easy
3–4 hours
Moderate fitness recommended, but suitable for most ages and abilities
Discover the winter magic of Grand Teton National Park on a guided snowshoe tour. With expert guides and stunning scenery, it’s an unforgettable way to experience Wyoming’s snowy wilderness.
4 hours • Nov - April • Up to 7 people
Experience the breathtaking beauty of Grand Teton National Park on a guided snowshoeing adventure tailored to your energy level. Explore serene landscapes, learn about winter ecology, and enjoy high-quality snacks amidst stunning scenery. With small group sizes and expert guides, this unforgettable journey promises both education and excitement in a winter wonderland.
The Day We’ll get an early start to make the most of our time in Grand Teton National Park. Depending on the group’s interests and desired energy level (see description below), we’ll chose from one of our favorite snowshoeing destinations in Grand Teton National Park. We have access to snowshoeing locations in the park that are flat, rolling, open or heavily forested. If we are treated to a sunny bluebird day then we will enjoy traveling out in the open right below the majestic Teton Mountains. If the snow is falling, we will choose a location with a bit of cover. The stillness of the snowy forest when walking 5 feet above the ground is truly a special experience. Throughout the program your guide will present your group with a variety of high quality snacks to enjoy during your stops. As we explore the park’s backcountry, we’ll keep watch for animal signs, interpreting tracks and unique habitats. Your knowledgeable guide will share interesting facts about snow science and winter ecology to complete your experience in this winter wonderland. No previous experience is necessary to enjoy a day on snowshoes. We like to say “If you can walk, you can snowshoe” and your guide will happily share some tips and tricks to make the activity more efficient. These programs are offered as small groups with a maximum of 7 participants.
Choose your ideal Energy Level: (We will match guests that share a similar activity level) When booking this program as a mixed group you have the option of booking it as a leisurely or moderate paced trip. We offer private programs that can cater to any activity level.
Leisure: This type of tour will focus on taking advantage of teaching moments to learn about winter ecology and interpret animal signs. We’ll have plenty of time to stop and take photos and we’ll be moving at a pace where you can easily hold a conversation with friends.
Moderate: Our moderate tours will move at a slightly faster pace, focusing on covering a little more ground so that we can experience more of the backcountry.
Aerobic: We offer the aerobic energy level for any of our tours that are booked privately. Aerobic style tours are great for our guests who are in top physical condition and don’t mind breaking a sweat. We’ll focus these tours on covering as much ground as possible and experiencing the depths of the backcountry.
What's included
What to Bring
Wear moisture-wicking base layers and insulated outerwear to stay warm and dry.
Using trekking poles will help with balance on uneven snow-covered terrain.
Drink plenty of water before and during the trip to stay hydrated in cold weather.
Sunshine reflects off the snow, so protect your skin from UV rays.
Grand Teton National Park was established in 1929 and has long been a refuge for wildlife and outdoor enthusiasts.
Jackson Hole Eco Tour Adventures follows eco-friendly practices, emphasizing minimal impact and wildlife protection.
Keeps you warm and dry during cold, snowy conditions.
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Provides warmth beneath your outer layers.
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Specialized footwear for walking on snow.
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Protect eyes from snow glare and wind.
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