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Witness the diverse wildlife of Yellowstone on your own terms with this Private Large Group Wildlife Tour. Perfect for families and friends, this tour offers an exclusive experience as you explore the park's rich habitats. With a knowledgeable guide, spot iconic animals such as bison, elk, and bears using high-powered scopes and binoculars. Enjoy the flexibility to customize your itinerary, allowing for extended wildlife viewing and photography. This full-day adventure promises an intimate connection with nature, making it an unforgettable outing with your favorite people. - Full-day tour lasting approximately 8 hours - Private group experience for up to 10 guests - Includes professional naturalist guide, lunch, and equipment for wildlife viewing - Departures available from Gardiner, MT, Mammoth Hot Springs, or Canyon Village

This private tour takes you on an adventure in Yellowstone searching for wildlife in the Upper Loop. Use provided binoculars to search for eagles, black and grizzly bears, moose, and many more animals. Breakfast, lunch, and hot drinks are provided to keep your energy up as you and your guide explore Yellowstone.

We will provide you with a history of the wild animals that are in Yellowstone. We strive to make each tour the best tour you will ever go on. We provide swag, snacks, drinks and lunch. You will be guided by a professional that has spent countless hours searching for animals to show you and make your trip a trip of a lifetime.

Get up for a sunrise at Yellowstone, followed by a day of looking for wolves and other wildlife along with your guide. Groups can be up to 20 people, so you can bring many friends and family, and the day will all be organized, including lunch. You’ll explore the Lamar Valley, have lunch in Cooke City, and then the rest of the day spent in the mountain air, spotting wildlife.

Escape the crowds of the world’s first national park with this “hidden Yellowstone” tour. Following your guide, you and your crew—and no one else—will go beyond the park’s main loops, scouting out lesser-trodden geysers, quiet wildlife hangouts, uncrowded waterfalls, and more. Exploring beyond the beaten path, you’ll get the Yellowstone experience most travelers can only dream of.

Let the iconic features of Yellowstone National Park come to you. On this private tour, start with a warm cup of coffee before your sightseeing adventure through the world’s first national park. Your guide will then take you to many of the park’s incredible thermal features, from Norris Geyser Basin to Old Faithful, breaking for a picnic-style lunch between the sights. High-powered binoculars and spotting scopes included for wildlife spotting, too.

Step into the heart of Yellowstone’s wilderness for a full day of immersive wildlife photography, where every corner of the landscape holds the potential for an unforgettable shot. Yellowstone’s diverse ecosystems offer a rare opportunity to photograph animals in their natural rhythms, habitats, and the glowing, magical light created by the park’s geysers and hot springs. From the iconic Lamar and Hayden Valleys to the geothermal wonders of Norris Geyser Basin or the serene landscapes surrounding Yellowstone Lake, you’ll have the chance to capture Yellowstone’s wildlife and breathtaking scenery in a variety of settings that align with your personal photographic interests. With your experienced Naturalist Photographer Guide leading the way, we’ll explore the best known habitats for wolves, bears, bison, and many other species. Much of our time will be spent during the magical low-light hours when predators are most active, giving you the greatest chance to capture natural behavior.

Yellowstone National Park is one of the most iconic national parks in the United States thanks to its stunning landscape and diverse wildlife. Take a family-friendly private tour of this protected space on this guided, customizable experience. Wildlife viewing, photography, and trail hiking suit all ages and abilities. Lunch and coffee or tea are included so you can rest and enjoy the scenery.

Spend a day exploring Yellowstone's Lower Loop on this excursion from Gardiner. Alongside a private guide, head south and focus on the national park's natural landscapes and thermal features. Over the course of the day visit the area's popular landmarks including the iconic Old Faithful, the Grand Prismatic Spring, Craig Pass, and the West Thumb Thermal Basin.

Experience the ultimate Yellowstone full day private tour, designed entirely around your group’s interests and preferences. This customized adventure allows us to adjust the itinerary to ensure you see the sights and explore the areas that matter most to you. From the mesmerizing geyser basins and stunning waterfalls to dramatic canyons and vibrant hot springs, every stop showcases the park’s incredible beauty. Along the way, we’ll be on the lookout for Yellowstone’s iconic wildlife, including bison, elk, grizzly bears, and wolves, giving you a chance to witness these amazing creatures in their natural habitat. Our expert guides will enrich your journey by sharing captivating stories about Yellowstone’s human and geological history. You’ll also learn fascinating details about the park’s unique flora and fauna. Please note that new National Park fees may apply for international visitors. If applicable, this fee is collected in-destination, not when you book.

Yellowstone National Park sits atop one of the largest active volcanic systems on the planet, where the ground itself seems alive—bubbling, steaming, and erupting with remarkable energy. With more than 10,000 thermal features, including over 500 active geysers, Yellowstone is home to the highest concentration of geothermal activity found anywhere on Earth. At the heart of this dynamic landscape lies the Yellowstone Caldera, a vast super volcano whose last major eruption occurred roughly 640,000 years ago. Today, its immense underground heat continues to drive the park’s constantly evolving surface features. Enjoy a safe, engaging, and educational adventure which is private, and fully customizable experience tailored to your group. Led by a professional local guide, observe Yellowstone’s incredible wildlife in their natural habitat.

While winter may bring cold temperatures, snowy days and a resounding stillness to the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, it is also undoubtedly one of the most exciting seasons to go on a wildlife safari. Yellowstone in winter is an extreme, exclusive place. Of the 300 miles of road in the Park, only 50 miles are open to regular vehicles between the months of November to April. A full-day winter tour with Yellowstone Safari Co. focuses on this region, the spectacular Northern Range between Mammoth Hot Springs and Cooke City, Montana, where some of the best wildlife viewing in North American can be found. The Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem is a region steeped in history and wildness, where nature thrives as it did prior to human settlement. On your safari you will have an opportunity to view hundreds, if not thousands, of large mammals and other wildlife, including herds of bison and elk, gray wolves, mule deer, moose, bighorn sheep, mountain goats and more.

Yellowstone is the perfect setting for a family adventure, where curiosity runs wild and learning happens naturally. This Family Adventure tour is designed with both kids and adults in mind, creating experiences that are not only fun and active, but also spark a lifelong appreciation for nature. With expert guides leading the way, your family will explore some of the park’s most fascinating landscapes and wildlife habitats in an approachable, engaging way. Using spotting scopes and binoculars, we help young eyes focus on the action from a safe distance while offering fun facts and playful interactions that keep everyone involved. As animals retreat for their midday rest, we head out on foot for a hands-on exploration of Yellowstone’s hidden wonders. Whether it’s animal tracks, feathers, antlers, or even a little scat (yes—poop!), there’s always something exciting to discover and talk about.

Yellowstone’s harsh winter conditions drive elk and bison down to lower elevations, especially in Lamar Valley where they’re often spotted by roadways. Wolves follow their prey as they head to lower elevations, weakened by a lack of food and harsh weather. People visit the park from all over the world to observe the dramatic lives wolves lead in the winter months as their position in the food chain is either strengthened or weakened. This Yellowstone winter tour, including complimentary lunch, access to advanced optics, and an experienced guide, explores the dynamic relationship between wolves and their prey, the history of wildlife management in Yellowstone, and the incredible hardships wildlife endure through the park’s coldest months.