Top Jackson Hole Tours by Duration - page 2

Grand Teton boasts some of the country's most beautiful landscapes. Discover the best of the park and its wildlife on a full-day sightseeing tour with a small group. Drive through the park and down back roads for a greater chance of spotting wildlife that may include bears, moose, bison, wolves, elk, and bald eagles. Your tour also includes an outdoor picnic in a picturesque location.

Enjoy a full day exploring Yellowstone National Park on a small-group tour from the comfort of a vehicle that lets you cover more sights in less time. You'll tick off highlights such as Old Faithful and the Lower Falls of the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone. Riding along with a naturalist guide, you’ll spend the morning searching for bears, wolves, elk, moose, and bison. Plus, you'll learn more about the park's history, ecology, and geology than you would alone.

Spend a full day exploring Grand Teton National Park with an expert guide. Drive through the park in vans or SUVs, which are stocked with water, snacks, binoculars, and spotting scopes. Along the way, look for wildlife such as buffalo, moose, and more. Stop for short hikes and photo opportunities, and take an optional boat ride to the base of the Teton Range. Breakfast and lunch are included.

Get to know the ecosystem of the Greater Yellowstone area on this half-day wildlife-focused safari, beginning at sunrise. With a guide to show you the best wildlife-spotting areas, you'll have the greatest possible chance of encountering bear, moose, pronghorn, bison, and elk. Listen to insightful commentary on the area's history and geology while you travel, learning much more than you would simply exploring on your own.

Researching the perfect Yellowstone itinerary can be a bit overwhelming, and sometimes it’s best to allow the pros to piece together the trip. On this exceptional 4-day tour of Grand Teton and Yellowstone national parks, your guide does that for you. Experience the park’s best sights like Old Faithful and spot a wide range of wildlife at times when they are out on the move.

Embark on an unforgettable journey through the heart of the wild with Grand Teton National Park tours! Explore a world where jagged peaks touch the sky, pristine lakes mirror the heavens, and wildlife roams freely. Whether you're seeking a peaceful escape or a heart-pounding adventure, we’ve tailored the perfect experience for you. Witness awe-inspiring sunrises painting the Tetons gold and pink, or enjoy sunsets that will leave you breathless. Track elusive wildlife like moose, bears, and bison with expert guides who share the park’s secrets. Whether you want to hike trails revealing cascading waterfalls, hidden meadows, and alpine wonders, or relax with a camera in hand as we guide you to the park’s most photogenic spots. From families to adventurers and photographers, tours offer something for everyone. Join us for a day of discovery and inspiration as you experience Grand Teton National Park like never before!

Visitors flock to Grand Teton and Yellowstone national parks to see wildlife but are often limited to observing from loop roads and car pullouts. This tour, which takes visitors to scout for wildlife in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem—one of the last remaining nearly intact ecosystems in the northern temperate zone—makes is easier to encounter bison, elk, bears, eagles, and, with luck, wolves.

Tour the lower loop of Yellowstone National Park with an expert guide on this all-day tour. Visit popular sites like Old Faithful, Grand Prismatic Spring, Lake Yellowstone, and more. Stop for an included lunch and many photo ops throughout the day. As you travel through the park, keep your eyes open for bears, elk, and bison that are commonly spotted in the area.

Go in search of animals in their wintertime habitats on this wildlife tour from Jackson Hole. You'll explore the areas around Grand Teton National Park and the National Elk Refuge to look for elk, bison, bighorn sheep, foxes, coyotes, deer, waterfowl, bald eagles, moose, and maybe a wolf, stopping for plenty of photo ops. Along the way, hear about the ecology and history of this alpine region.

Take in the beauty and grandeur of Grand Teton National Park in just one day with this tour. Explore the diverse regions of the park, with the chance to see wildlife and appreciate the fascinating geological formations and natural history surrounding you. This private tour option means you avoid having to deal with other tourists, and ensures children younger than 8 years old can participate.

See many of Yellowstone’s top attractions in just one day—and leave all the navigating and logistics to your guide—on this seamless tour of America’s first national park. Following morning pickup, travel in a luxury vehicle past the Grand Tetons and straight to the park. You’ll see highlights like Old Faithful, the Fountain Paint Pot, and the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone, and can use binoculars to spy wildlife.

Maximize your wildlife-spotting opportunities by getting off the road and onto the water on this 13-mile float trip down Jackson’s serene Snake River. Glide through the Snake River Range and Gros Ventre Range with views of the snow-capped Tetons. Look out for bald eagles, beavers, river otters, and maybe even moose and elk, while your guide introduces the area’s ecology and geology. Blankets are provided for cooler days and times.

See Grand Teton National Park in the brilliant early morning hours on a half-day sunrise tour. Get inside the park early before the crowds arrive, and watch the first rays of light wash over mountain peaks, lakes, and forests. Travel the backroads of Jackson Hole during the summer, and head to insider locations for the best views and chances of seeing wildlife like bears, bald eagles, elk, and bison.

Explore Bridger-Teton National Forest on a horseback-riding tour from Moran, about 35 miles (56 km) from Jackson. Take in views of the Teton Range and Grand Teton National Park as you ride up into groves of Aspen trees. Choose from 2- or 4-hour rides, or enjoy dinner rides through the picturesque forest led by experienced guides.

If you're picturing a classic whitewater rafting trip in the Rocky Mountains, this 8 mile (13-km) journey down the Snake River in Wyoming is it. Traverse about eight sets of Class I, II, and III rapids as you make your way through Snake River Canyon, aka the Grand Canyon, with a rafting guide. When booking, select the rafting season and corresponding departure time you prefer.

Experience the exhilaration of whitewater rafting on Wyoming's scenic rapids with our standard raft option. Perfect for larger families or those seeking stability, you'll tackle thrilling Class II and III rapids like the Big Kahuna and Lunch Counter. Paddle along an 8-mile (13-kilometer) stretch that boasts limestone cliffs, Lodgepole Pine hills, and the majestic Grey’s National Forest backdrop.

Enjoy a classic whitewater-rafting adventure on the Snake River, where you'll travel eight miles (13 km) on a 17-foot (5-meter) self-bailing raft, designed to handle the river rapids. With a guide providing instruction, you'll tackle Class II and III rapids such as Champagne, Big Kahuna, Lunch Counter, and Ropes during the journey from West Table to Sheep Gulch in Snake River Canyon. Calm stretches with chances for swimming allow you to relax between the action.

Enjoy an adventure on the Snake River with a whitewater-rafting trip from Jackson. You'll travel down the river on an 8-man raft, a smaller vessel than other river rafts, meaning you'll paddle hard and get very wet. During the 8-mile (12.8-km) journey, navigate the river's famous rapids such as Big Kahuna and Lunch Counter.

There are quite a few scenic float trips down the Snake River from Jackson. This one stands out by offering a morning trip that departs from the historic Heart Six Ranch, and an afternoon route on the upper, peaceful part of the river. During the morning, arrive early for a western breakfast with cowboy coffee (own expense) and watch ranch hands round up horses, before heading into the heart of Grand Teton.

This small-group tour gives you the best shot at viewing Grand Teton National Park's wildlife at sunset. With the guidance of your host, find the best spots for seeing animals such as bears, bison, eagles, and moose. National Park entrance fees, dinner, and round-trip transportation from Jackson Hole hotels are included.

Stunning scenery, wildlife sightings, and a different side of the Yellowstone ecosystem await you on this scenic floating tour down the Snake River from Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Join a professional river guide who will provide all steering and propulsion for your 13-mile rafting trip so you can sit back and enjoy the views. This tour is ideal for those who have never been rafting or who prefer to avoid the rigor of other rafting trips, including families and senior citizens.

Make plenty of photo stops with an interpretive guide on this full-day wildlife viewing tour of Yellowstone National Park. Hear enlightening commentary on the region’s natural history as you drive from Jackson Hole through Grand Teton National Park. See Yellowstone’s famous features, including Old Faithful and the Fountain Paint Pot, and search for moose, elk, bear and more. Breakfast, lunch and round-trip transport from central hotels are included.

Grand Teton National Park hosts some of America’s most sought-after wildlife, including elk, moose, bears, coyotes, wolves, and bald eagles. Spot them around sunset, when they are most active, on this private safari with binoculars, spotting scopes, and a field specialist to help track and identify what you see. Enjoy a delicious alfresco dinner; national park fees are at your own expense.

On this small-group Grand Teton wildlife safari, join a local naturalist and guide for a ride in an open-air safari vehicle (seasonal) on dirt roads and on paved highways within Grand Teton National Park, where you scour the landscape at dawn or dusk for wolves, moose, and elk. Look for eagles soaring overhead or deer walking through the woods, and there’s even the chance you could spot a bear roaming near the road. In addition to helping find wildlife, your guide discusses the area’s ecology, history, geology, and culture, and also stops so you can take photos of the landscape, wildlife, or terrain.