Winter Wildlife & Scenic Tours at Grand Teton
Difficulty
easy
Duration
4 hours
Fitness Level
Good general fitness recommended, comfortable walking on snow-dusted terrain
Overview
Experience the breathtaking winter landscape of Grand Teton and get up close with local wildlife on this private guided tour. Perfect for wildlife lovers and adventure seekers alike.
Grand Teton: Private Winter Tour
$690 • Up to 6 People • 4 Hours • Private Tour
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About This Adventure
Experience the enchanting winter beauty of Grand Teton National Park on a guided four-hour tour. Spot local wildlife like bison and moose while enjoying breathtaking scenery. With provided binoculars and delicious meals, you'll capture unforgettable moments at iconic locations like the Elk Refuge and Snake River.
Duration
4 Hours
About
The Grand Teton Winter Tour highlights the silvery Winters of this park. A personal guide will drive your group throughout the park as they look for our local critters (e.g. bison, wolves, moose, elk, bighorn sheep, etc.), while showcasing the best spots for scenic photography. Vortex binoculars will be handed out to each guest so that up-close details won't be missed.
This tour includes breakfast sandwiches/burritos (for a morning tour) and sandwiches or salads (for an afternoon tour). All national park entrance fees are also included.
Prominent stopping points include the Elk Refuge, Snake River, Kelly Warm Spring, and Elk Ranch Flats where guests will get the opportunity to walk around and take pictures.
Adventure Tips
Dress in layers
Wear thermal layers, waterproof outerwear, and sturdy boots to stay comfortable in cold weather.
Bring binoculars
Enhance wildlife spotting with provided binoculars; don’t forget your own if you have them.
Early start recommended
Wildlife is most active during dawn and early morning hours.
Stay warm during stops
Use hand warmers and bring extra hats/gloves for breaks.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Bison
- Moose
History
Grand Teton National Park was established in 1929 and has a rich history of conservation and mountaineering.
Conservation
The park actively promotes wildlife preservation and sustainable tourism, ensuring the wilderness remains pristine.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Warm layered clothing
Keep comfortable and dry while walking in cold conditions.
winter specific
Waterproof boots
Important for traction and keeping feet dry on snow and ice.
winter specific
Binoculars
Vital for spotting wildlife from a distance.
Camera with zoom lens
Capture photos of the scenic landscape and wildlife.