moderate
3–4 hours
Participants should have moderate physical fitness and be comfortable walking in snow for extended periods.
Step into the winter wilderness of Yellowstone with a private snowshoe safari guided by experts. Experience the park’s icy beauty, spot wildlife, and enjoy a personalized adventure that reveals the hidden magic of the melting snow-covered landscape.
The winter landscape of Yellowstone National Park transforms into a pristine wonderland, drawing adventurers looking to see its rugged beauty from a fresh perspective. Just outside Cody, Wyoming, Yellowstone Safari Company offers a private snowshoe safari that invites guests to immerse themselves in this icy wilderness alongside expert naturalists. As you gear up in durable snowshoes, your guide leads you through scenic routes tailored to your interests, whether you’re chasing wildlife sightings or marveling at shimmering ice formations on the park’s iconic geothermal features.
Winter in Yellowstone brings a quiet serenity—frozen lakes, snow-dusted pine forests, and occasional visits from elk, bison, or elusive wolves. Your guide shares insights into the park’s winter ecology, revealing how wildlife adapts to these cold months while pointing out unique geological formations like steaming geysers cloaked in frost. This private tour not only offers tailored routes but also the chance for a leisurely picnic amidst stunning vistas, making the experience both intimate and exhilarating.
Yellowstone Safari Company stands out by focusing on personalized experiences that deepen your connection to the landscape. Their knowledgeable guides bring the park’s stories to life, ensuring every trek feels exclusive. With a commitment to preserving the area’s natural beauty, they prioritize low-impact tourism, making this a responsible way to enjoy one of America’s most revered wilderness areas.
Whether you’re an avid snowshoer or a curious beginner, this adventure provides a balanced mix of adventure, education, and solitude—a perfect way to discover Yellowstone in winter. Guided by professionals passionate about sharing their backyard, visitors walk away with vivid memories and a sense of connection to the park’s wild heart.
This tour is ideal for those who seek a quiet, immersive experience away from crowded trails—an unforgettable journey through winter’s untouched landscapes, right from Cody.
Wear moisture-wicking base layers, insulating mid-layers, and waterproof outerwear to stay comfortable in changing weather.
Snow and ice can be unpredictable; use trekking poles and tread carefully on icy patches.
A pair of binoculars enhances wildlife viewing opportunities during the safari.
Keep energy levels high with water and quick snacks, especially during longer treks.
Yellowstone, established in 1872, was the first national park in the world, protecting a vast array of geothermal wonders and diverse ecosystems.
Yellowstone Safari Company emphasizes sustainable tourism practices, minimizing environmental impact while sharing the park’s beauty with visitors.
Keeps feet warm and dry on snow and ice, essential for comfort and safety.
winter specific
Allows you to adjust to changing temperatures during the trek.
winter specific
Protects extremities from the cold and wind.
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Protects against glare from snow and UV rays.
winter specific