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Flaming Gorge Bus Tour: Dam & Red Canyon HighlightsA full-day guided bus tour of Flaming Gorge National Recreation Area in Southwest Wyoming, traveling the All-American Road with stops at Flaming Gorge Dam, Red Canyon Visitor Center, Lucerne Valley Marina and Firehole. The motorcoach includes a live English-speaking guide, lunch, snacks, bottled water and air conditioning. The tour runs approximately 8.5 hours and suits all fitness levels.Is it for me?This is a shared motorcoach tour, so you travel with other passengers and follow a fixed schedule and route—the guide and the itinerary handle all the planning and driving, which works best if you want to see the major stops without navigating yourself or renting a car for the day.
Snake River Scenic Float Jackson: 14-Mile Teton ViewsA 14-mile scenic float on the Snake River near Jackson starts at Snake River Ranch and drifts downstream to a private takeout, with a professional guide doing all the rowing so you can relax, watch for birds and wildlife, and photograph the Teton Range, Gros Ventre Mountains and Jackson Hole valley. The route runs May through early June. All safety equipment is provided; the trip suits any fitness level.Is it for me?Book this float if you want to see the Tetons from the water without paddling or navigating current yourself—the guide handles the oars, so you spend three hours photographing and watching for wildlife instead of working. It's ideal for small groups, families with mixed fitness levels, or anyone who wants a morning on the river without the physical demand of a paddling trip.
Grand Teton Wildlife Safari Private Tour: Bison, Elk & MooseA private half-day wildlife safari from Jackson travels the western boundary of the National Elk Refuge and the southern roads of Grand Teton National Park with a professional naturalist guide, UHD binoculars and spotting scopes. The guide structures stops around current conditions, weather and your interests, watching for bison, elk, moose, pronghorn, fox, coyote, bear, bald eagle, trumpeter swans and wolves. Hotel pickup and drop-off, bottled water and snacks are included; the route and timing shift based on what the animals are doing and where the roads are passable.Is it for me?The four-hour pace means an early start or an afternoon slot, and the route shifts based on where wildlife is moving and what the roads allow—so you're watching and waiting, not on a fixed schedule. Choose this if you want a guide who knows where to look and the gear to see clearly, without the time commitment of a full-day safari.
Grand Teton tour from Jackson: Wildlife, peaks, historic sitesA private guided tour of Grand Teton National Park from Jackson covers six hours and six major stops—the park sign, Mormon Row's historic Moulton barns, Schwabacher Landing on the Snake River, Oxbow Bend, Willow Flats and Jenny Lake—with a live English-speaking guide, pickup from your hotel, binoculars, water and snacks included. Park entrance fee is separate; stops and timing adjust based on weather and guide discretion.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're staying in Jackson without a car and want to see the park's major viewpoints and wildlife habitat in a single morning or afternoon. The guide navigates the park, handles the entrance, and knows where animals congregate—you just show up at your hotel and spend six hours looking.
Private Grand Teton National Park Tour with Picnic LunchA private full-day guided tour of Grand Teton National Park includes transportation, park entry, picnic lunch and binoculars for wildlife spotting. Your guide plans the route around lighting and conditions, visits the major viewpoints and historical homesteads, and handles all the logistics so you spend the day looking instead of deciding where to go next.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're visiting the park for the first time and want someone else to handle the route, timing and wildlife spotting. The private format means the guide adjusts the day to what you want to see and the conditions you find, rather than sticking to a schedule that works for a group.
Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone Day Hike: Expert GuidesA day hike in Yellowstone's Grand Canyon with a live guide who tailors the route between 3.5 and 8 miles to match your fitness and goals. The hike starts at Artist Point for waterfall views, then moves through forest and meadows to a backcountry geyser basin where you see mud pots and fumaroles without the crowds. Lunch, snacks, trekking poles and a backpack are included; children from age 8 are welcome.Is it for me?The hike takes 4 to 7 hours depending on the route your guide builds for your group, which leaves the rest of your day free — you're not locked into a full-day commitment, and the guide adjusts the distance so you're not racing to finish. If you want to see the Grand Canyon's waterfalls and thermal features without spending the whole day hiking, or if you're not sure how far you can go, this flexibility is what makes the difference.
Private Grand Teton Tour: Wildlife, Oxbow Bend & Mormon RowA private guided tour of Grand Teton National Park from Jackson, Wyoming, with a professional guide who knows where wildlife congregates and the park's quietest viewpoints. The tour runs 8 to 9 hours and covers Mormon Row, Oxbow Bend, Signal Mountain, Schwabacher Landing, and Jackson Lake, with chances to spot moose, elk, bears, bison, coyotes, eagles, and mule deer. Lunch, bottled water, professional-grade spotting scopes and binoculars, and transportation in a 4WD vehicle are included; the guide carries current avalanche safety, CPR, and Wilderness First Aid certifications. National Park entry fees are separate.Is it for me?Pickup from Jackson means you don't need a rental car or navigate the park yourself—the guide handles the route and knows where to find wildlife and quiet viewpoints. This works well if you're staying in town without a vehicle, or if you'd rather spend the day watching the landscape than planning it.
Grand Teton wildlife tour from Jackson Hole: Private, full-dayA private full-day tour of Grand Teton National Park departing from Jackson Hole hotels, led by a local guide who knows where wildlife congregates and when. The tour covers Jenny Lake, Jackson Lake, Oxbow Bend and Mormon Row, includes park entry, a 60-minute boat ride on Jenny Lake (May–Sept), breakfast, lunch and binoculars. Your guide searches for grizzlies, bison, moose and pronghorn antelope throughout the day while you ride in private transport.Is it for me?Choose this tour if you want a private vehicle and a guide trained to read the park's wildlife patterns, rather than following a fixed group schedule. The local knowledge is what turns a scenic drive into a search—the guide knows the habitat, the timing and the roads that put you in front of animals instead of behind other visitors.
Grand Teton Wildlife Safari 8h with Private GuideA private full-day wildlife safari through Grand Teton National Park with a naturalist guide, spotting scopes and binoculars, and a catered picnic lunch. Your group of up to five guests spends the day scanning the park's most productive wildlife corridors for grizzly and black bears, moose, elk, bison, pronghorn, bighorn sheep, coyotes and mule deer, with time built in for a short hike and the animals to reveal themselves at their own pace. The eight-hour duration means you can follow a sighting deeper into the backcountry without feeling the pull to get back to town for your next activity.Is it for me?The eight-hour day is what makes a full backcountry experience possible without the pressure to return to town by mid-afternoon. If your schedule allows a full morning and afternoon in the park, this length gives the animals time to reveal themselves and lets you follow a sighting or hike deeper than a shorter tour permits.
Private SUV Transfer: Jackson Hole Airport to Downtown or TetonYou’ll get picked up right at Jackson Hole Airport by a local driver who knows the area, with plenty of space for your gear—no stress, no waiting in taxi lines.
Grand Teton Wildlife Safari & Elk Refuge Sleigh RideA private wildlife tour from Jackson combines a naturalist-led safari through Grand Teton National Park with a horse-drawn sleigh ride into the National Elk Refuge, where you search for elk, bighorn sheep, bald eagles, coyotes and wolves across two distinct landscapes. The guide provides optics, field guides and narration; a picnic lunch with hot soup or chili is served in the field. The full experience runs 6 hours.Is it for me?Six hours is enough to cover both the park safari and the sleigh ride without feeling rushed, but it's a full morning or afternoon commitment—plan the rest of your day around it. If you want to see the largest concentration of elk in North America and don't want to arrange your own transport or wildlife spotting, the private guide and included optics mean you're watching animals, not organizing logistics.
Grand Teton sunrise tour: Private wildlife viewingA private sunrise tour of Grand Teton National Park departing from Jackson hotels, with a local guide, park entry, breakfast and binoculars included. You'll drive to Oxbow Bend, Jenny Lake, Jackson Lake and Mormon Row in search of resident wildlife including grizzlies, bison, moose and pronghorn antelope. The tour runs four to five hours and operates rain or shine; children age six and up are welcome.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're staying in Jackson without a car—pickup and return from your hotel means you don't arrange transportation, and the sunrise timing is what puts you at the best wildlife spots before the crowds and the heat of the day.
Yellowstone Lamar Valley Safari from Cody: Wildlife & Naturalist GuideYou spend a full day in a vehicle with a naturalist guide hunting for wildlife across Yellowstone's most active ecosystem. The route is customized to recent animal sightings and your interests, with multiple stops in Lamar Valley, Slough Creek, and along the Yellowstone River. You get binoculars and spotting scopes, a picnic lunch with local ingredients, snacks, and beverages—and a guide who knows thousands of hours of field time and will tailor the day to what you actually want to see.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Yellowstone's wildlife without arranging your own route, spotting equipment, or meals—the guide's real-time knowledge of where animals are moving that day is what turns a scenic drive into an actual safari.
Grand Teton sunset tour from Jackson Hole: Wildlife and peaksA private sunset tour of Grand Teton National Park departing from Jackson hotels with a local guide, park entry fees, binoculars and a picnic dinner included. The guide leads you through the park's top wildlife habitat—searching for grizzlies, bison, moose and pronghorn antelope—while stopping at Jackson Lake, Jenny Lake, the Moulton barns of Mormon Row and Oxbow Bend, where the Snake River reflects Mt. Moran. The tour runs four to five hours and operates rain or shine; children from age six are welcome, and non-US residents pay an additional park fee of $100 per person at the start.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're staying in Jackson without a car—the pickup and return from your hotel means you don't arrange transport, and the guide handles the park entry so you walk straight into the wildlife habitat instead of stopping at a gate. The sunset timing catches the light on the Tetons and the water at Oxbow Bend when the wildlife is most active.
Private Sundowner Dinner in Grand Teton National ParkA private chauffeured dinner experience in Grand Teton National Park starts with pickup from your Jackson lodging and a scenic drive through the park with light narration on its geology and wildlife. You'll settle into a Sundowner cocktail at a spectacular outdoor setting, then enjoy a safari-style meal served in the field as the sun sets. The experience lasts three to four hours and includes binoculars for spotting wildlife on the return drive to your hotel.Is it for me?Three to four hours means you can fit this into a free afternoon or early evening without losing the rest of your day—ideal if you land mid-morning or want to celebrate without a full-day commitment. The private vehicle and custom timing work best for small groups, families or couples marking something special rather than a general sightseeing tour.
