challenging
4–6 hours
Participants should be in moderate physical condition, comfortable with hiking and water activity.
Discover the wild side of Yellowstone with an exclusive canyoning adventure that blends exhilarating descents with wildlife spotting. Experience the canyon's rugged beauty and observe animals in their natural environment like never before.
Embark on a unique private outdoor adventure exploring Yellowstone's wildlife through canyoneering with Tied To Nature. This experience combines adrenaline-pumping canyon descents with opportunities to observe some of Yellowstone's iconic animals in their natural habitat. As you navigate through stunning rock formations, waterfalls, and hidden passages, you'll encounter elk grazing in remote valleys, stunning views of mountain streams, and the chance to spot elusive creatures like bison and mountain goats. Guides will share insights into the area's rich ecological history and point out signs of wildlife along the way, making this trip both exciting and educational. The adventure is perfect for those looking to combine physical activity with wildlife observation in a scenic, less-visited corner of Montana. Whether you're an experienced canyoner or a beginner eager to learn, this private tour offers personalized attention, safety, and an unforgettable connection to Yellowstone's natural beauty.
Canyoning involves rocky, wet terrain; proper shoes help prevent slips and injuries.
Weather can change quickly in Yellowstone; layers keep you comfortable throughout the day.
Look for fresh tracks or scat; wildlife activity can often be spotted nearby.
Carry plenty of water to stay hydrated during physical exertion.
Yellowstone has been a protected area since 1872 and was the world’s first national park, establishing a legacy of conservation.
Tied To Nature emphasizes Leave No Trace principles, ensuring minimal impact on Yellowstone's fragile ecosystems.
Provides thermal protection during canyon descents, especially in colder months.
summer|fall|winter specific
Protects your head during rock scrambling and canyoning activities.
Keeps you comfortable and dry after water encounters.
summer|fall|winter specific
Stores your gear and keeps essentials dry during the trip.