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13-Mile Snake River Float from Wilson: Bald Eagles & Teton ViewsA 13-mile scenic float down the Snake River from Wilson to South Park, guided by Lewis & Clark River Expeditions since 1971, takes you through braided channels and premier Bald Eagle nesting habitat without rapids or turbulent water. The guide handles the oars while you sit back with 360-degree views of the Tetons to the north and the Snake River Range to the south. Transportation to and from the river, life jackets, and rain ponchos are included; the trip runs 3 to 4 hours and suits ages 3 to 103.Is it for me?The smooth, gentle current means you sit back while the guide rows—no paddling, no swimming, no physical effort required—so families with young children, older travelers, and anyone who wants to watch the river and the wildlife instead of working the water will find this the relaxing version of a Jackson Hole float.
Kayak Yellowstone Lake: West Thumb Geysers from the waterThis guided kayaking tour on Yellowstone Lake takes you from the shoreline into West Thumb Geyser Basin, where geothermal features both above and below the surface are accessible only by kayak. Your guide provides instruction in paddling technique and covers the lake's geology and history as you explore this primitive basin—no signs, no boardwalks, no other visitors. Lunch is included and provided on a secluded beach. Single and double kayaks are available; no prior kayaking experience is required, and all skill levels are welcome. The trip lasts around five hours and returns by early afternoon.Is it for me?Book the tandem kayak if you're paddling with children under 13 or prefer sharing a boat; choose the single kayak if you want your own vessel and have paddling experience or confidence learning quickly. Either way, small groups and a guide who knows the basin mean you'll access geothermal features most Yellowstone visitors never see.
Jackson Hole: Grand Teton Wildlife Safari & Elk RefugeYou’ll start your day with hotel pickup in Jackson Hole and head straight into wide-open spaces where elk herds gather and bison graze under snowy peaks. With a local guide leading your small group, you’ll share warm drinks outside while scanning for moose or eagles — maybe even catch sight of foxes or coyotes if luck’s on your side. Every stop feels personal, and you’ll leave feeling part of this wild place for a little while.
Grand Teton National Park tour: Jenny Lake boat rideA full-day guided tour of Grand Teton National Park from Jackson Hole includes round-trip hotel pickup, park entry, a local guide, breakfast and lunch, a boat ride on Jenny Lake with a one-mile hike to Hidden Falls, and binoculars for wildlife spotting. The boat ride runs May 15–September 21 and September 26–28; it closes September 22–25, 2025. Children are welcome from age 6; private tours can be arranged for younger children.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to see the Tetons from multiple angles and don't want to drive or navigate the park yourself—the guide knows where wildlife gathers and when, the boat ride and hike are arranged, and both meals are packed in so the day stays on track.
Jackson Hole: Snake River Rafting Class II-III with 12-Person MaxYou drive to the Snake River, paddle or hold on through Class II-III rapids with a guide and eleven others, swim in calm sections, and change into dry clothes at the take-out before the shuttle back. The 12-person limit means you're not fighting for space, and the whole experience takes about four hours from office to office.Is it for me?Right for families and first-timers who want real whitewater without the intensity of a smaller boat, and who value having room to paddle with personal attention from the guide. The 8-mile run takes about four hours total, including the drive and changing time, so plan for a half-day commitment.
Yellowstone Self-Guided Audio Tour: 150+ Miles & Offline GPSYou drive your own car through Yellowstone following GPS-triggered audio stories that play automatically at 140+ stops, from Old Faithful to Lamar Valley's wildlife. The app works completely offline, covers all five entrances, and one purchase includes everyone in your vehicle. You control when to stop, how long to stay, and which direction to loop—no guide, no group, no schedule.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to explore Yellowstone without joining a bus tour or hiring a guide—you move at your own pace, stop when you want, and keep the tour forever. The offline GPS means you're not dependent on cell service in a dead zone, which is what makes a self-guided drive through 150 miles of park actually work.
Yellowstone & Grand Teton: Wildlife, Geysers & Scenic ValleysYou’ll watch dawn mist lift over Lamar Valley while bison graze nearby, walk steaming boardwalks above geysers, and spot eagles or maybe even wolves with your naturalist guide. Expect easy walks, plenty of photo stops, hotel pickup in Jackson—and moments you’ll remember every time you smell pine or see steam rising anywhere again.
Grand Teton sunset tour from Jackson Hole: Wildlife and peaksA guided sunset tour of Grand Teton National Park departing from Jackson Hole, where you search for bears, elk, moose and eagles across Oxbow Bend, Jenny Lake, Mormon Row and the Gros Ventre Road. The tour runs about five hours, includes park entry, binoculars, a sandwich dinner and hotel pickup; a live guide leads the route and wildlife spotting.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to search for wildlife across the park's main corridors with a guide who knows where each animal tends to be, rather than driving the roads on your own. The fixed schedule and included dinner mean the afternoon holds together without you building the itinerary.
Jackson Hole: Snake River Whitewater Rafting & Wildlife ViewingYou paddle and float the Snake River through its canyon for half a day with a professional guide who knows the water, the wildlife, and the geology. Transportation, gear, and a PFD are included; you bring shoes that won't slip and layers. The trip takes a few hours, leaves time for the rest of your day, and doesn't require you to arrange your own transport to the river.Is it for me?Book this if you want the Snake River canyon without spending all day on the water or arranging your own transport — the half-day format and included pickup mean you can fit it into a Jackson Hole trip alongside other plans.
Jackson Hole: Private Fly Fishing Trip with Gear & LunchYou’ll spend a day casting lines with a local guide on Jackson Hole’s rivers—gear ready, lunch by the water, and hotel pickup if you need it. Feel the rush when your first trout bites or just enjoy drifting along as mountains slide past. There’s space here for silence—and maybe some laughter too.
Yellowstone Upper & Lower Loop: 2-Day Jackson TourYou spend two full days seeing both the Upper and Lower Loops of Yellowstone without arranging your own transport, park entry, or timing. Day one takes you from Jackson through Grand Teton to Old Faithful, the Grand Prismatic Spring, and Mammoth Hot Springs, with an overnight in Gardiner or at Chico Hot Springs. Day two covers Lamar Valley, the Petrified Tree, Tower Falls, the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone, and Hayden Valley before returning you to Jackson. Your guide provides binoculars and spotting scope, handles all the stops, and you return by late afternoon.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see both loops of Yellowstone without arranging your own transport and timing—the two-day format is what makes it possible to actually stop and look instead of just driving through.
Yellowstone tour from Jackson Hole: Geysers, canyons, wildlifeThis 11-hour coach tour departs Jackson Hole, crosses Grand Teton National Park, and covers Yellowstone's Lower Loop with stops at Old Faithful, Fountain Paint Pot, Hayden Valley and the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone. A professional guide leads the route, provides binoculars and spotting scopes for wildlife, and explains the area's geology, history and ecology. Children from age 3 are welcome; pickup happens at three fixed locations in the Jackson area, not at individual lodgings.Is it for me?Pick this tour if you arrive in Jackson with a free day and no rental car—it covers Yellowstone's most famous stops in one long coach day, with a guide who knows where wildlife gathers and what the geysers and canyons actually are.
Lamar Valley: 6-Mile Wildlife Hike & Wolf SpottingYou hike six miles into Lamar Valley's backcountry on bison trails with an expert guide who carries bear spray, binoculars and a scope for wildlife viewing. The route avoids the main road, which is why you actually see wolves, bears, elk and bison instead of just hoping for them. Lunch with hot drinks is included, and the guide handles navigation through the herds so you don't have to. Book if you want the wildlife viewing part of Yellowstone without arranging the backcountry logistics yourself.Is it for me?Choose this if you want to actually hike into Yellowstone's backcountry and see wildlife in their habitat instead of from a vehicle—the guide's knowledge of the bison trails and animal patterns is what makes that possible in a single morning.
Grand Teton Wildlife Tour from Jackson: Bears, Moose & LunchYou get eight hours of guided wildlife watching through Grand Teton with a naturalist who knows where animals congregate and what the landscape means. The tour includes park stops at Oxbow Bend, Mormon Row and Jackson Lake, a picnic or restaurant lunch, binoculars and spotting scope, and transportation in a heated vehicle from Jackson. Groups stay under ten people, which keeps the pace manageable and the guide attentive.Is it for me?This tour works if you want to explore Grand Teton for wildlife and scenery without arranging your own transport or timing — the guide handles the driving, the route and the animal spotting, which is what makes a full day of the park possible without a rental car.
Jackson Hole: Aerial Tram to 10,450ft Rendezvous Mountain & SkywalkYou ride a tram 4,139 vertical feet in 12 minutes to a 10,450-foot summit, step onto an elevated viewing platform with 360-degree Teton views, visit a historic cabin serving mountain waffles, and explore the summit on foot. During peak season, your ticket also includes two additional gondolas. Entry is flexible between 9am and 5pm, so you choose when to go.Is it for me?Right for visitors who want high-altitude Teton views without a strenuous hike, since the tram does the climbing. The 12-minute ride and flexible entry window (9am–5pm) fit easily into a half-day itinerary, and the summit is accessible for all fitness levels.
Yellowstone Wildlife Safari from Jackson: Old Faithful & CanyonYou get picked up from your Jackson lodging and spend a full day on the Grand Loop Road with a naturalist guide who adjusts the route based on wildlife activity, weather, and your interests. The group stays small—eight people maximum—so stops happen when animals appear and everyone gets a clear view. Lunch, snacks, binoculars, and spotting scopes are all included, and the guide handles the timing so you see Old Faithful, the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone, Hayden Valley, and the thermal features without arranging transport or worrying about what to bring.Is it for me?A good fit if you want to see Yellowstone's main wildlife and geothermal features in one day without driving yourself or timing the stops—the guide's knowledge of animal patterns and willingness to adjust the route is what makes both possible. Plan for a full day out; that's what lets the group cover the Grand Loop and still spend real time at each stop.
Yellowstone Lake: 4-Hour Kayak Tour & West Thumb GeysersYou paddle six miles across Yellowstone Lake to West Thumb Geyser Basin, seeing thermal features steaming from the water and geysers most visitors only view from boardwalks. Breakfast and lunch are included, with the tour timed for 10am departure to avoid afternoon wind. Groups stay under six guests per guide, and the whole experience takes four hours.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Yellowstone's geysers and thermal features from the water without the crowds on the boardwalks — the 10am start and small group size are what make that possible in a single morning.
Grand Teton: Private Wildlife Tour & Scenic Photo StopsYou’ll ride out from Jackson with a local guide who knows every curve of Grand Teton’s wild roads. Watch for bison at the Elk Refuge, snap photos at Oxbow Bend, peer through scopes at moose in Willow Flats—and maybe learn something unexpected along the way. It’s less about perfect pictures than those moments you’ll want to remember later.
Jackson Hole: Snake River Whitewater Rafting Small BoatsYou paddle through the Upper Snake River Canyon in an eight-person raft with six active paddling positions, guided by a professional who points out wildlife and geology between whitewater sections. Transportation, guide, and safety gear are included; you bring layers, waterproof shoes, and a willingness to get wet. The trip operates daily through summer and is best suited for travelers with moderate fitness and no spinal or cardiovascular concerns.Is it for me?Book this if you want an active paddle trip with real whitewater on a clear river and don't mind getting soaked — the small boat size is what makes the bigger rapids possible and keeps the group tight enough that your paddling actually matters.
Jackson Hole Whitewater Rafting: Small Boat, Class 3 RapidsThis 8-mile whitewater rafting activity on the Snake River near Jackson takes intermediate paddlers through class 3 rapids with a professional guide in a small group. You'll tackle named rapids like Big Kahuna, Lunch Counter and Cottonwood, then recover in flat water sections. The trip runs 3 hours and suits all fitness levels; children as young as 6 can join with an adult.Is it for me?Small groups mean your guide actually watches your paddling and adjusts the line through each rapid instead of managing a crowd—you get real instruction and real attention, not just a ride down the river.
