Top Jackson Photography Tours

Maximize your wildlife-spotting opportunities by getting off the road and onto the water on this 13-mile (21-kilometer) float trip down Jackson’s serene yet dazzling Snake River. Look out for bald eagles, beavers, river otters, and maybe even moose and elk against a backdrop of the snow-capped Tetons, with a guide to introduce the area’s ecology and geology too. Blankets are provided for cooler days and times.

The Grand Teton Sunset Tour highlights the fiery dusk of this park. A professional guide will drive your group throughout the park as they look for our local critters (e.g. bison, bears, moose, elk, pronghorn, eagles, etc) while showcasing the best spots for scenic photography. Vortex binoculars will be handed out to each guest so that up-close details won't be missed. This tour includes a picnic dinner on the beach of Jackson Lake. All national park entrance fees are also included. Prominent stopping points include Jenny Lake, Mormon Row, Jackson Lake, and Schwabacher Landing.

The Grand Teton Sunrise Tour highlights the golden mornings of this park. A professional guide will drive your group throughout the park as they look for our local critters (e.g. bison, bears, moose, elk, pronghorn, eagles, etc) while showcasing the best spots for scenic photography. Vortex binoculars will be handed out to each guest so that up-close details won't be missed. This tour includes a picnic brunch on the beach of Jackson Lake. All national park entrance fees are also included. Prominent stopping points include Jenny Lake, Mormon Row, Jackson Lake, and Schwabacher Landing.

The Grand Teton Day Tour highlights all of the vibrant scenery this park has to offer. A professional guide will drive your group throughout the park as they look for our local critters (e.g. bison, bears, moose, elk, pronghorn, eagles, etc.), while showcasing the best spots for scenic photography. Vortex binoculars will be handed out to each guest so that up-close details won't be missed. This tour includes breakfast sandwiches/burritos on the way up to the park and a picnic lunch on the beach of Jackson Lake. All national park entrance fees are also included. Prominent stopping points include Jenny Lake, Mormon Row, Jackson Lake, and Schwabacher Landing.

Discover the wildlife, geysers, and history of Yellowstone National Park on a 2-day tour. Two day gives you ample time to explore both the Upper and Lower Loop of Yellowstone, meaning you can explore at a more relaxed pace than traditional full-day tours. Watch the Old Faithful Geyser in action; go on short hikes, and look for animals like bison, bear, and wolves. Includes lunch, guide, transportation, and hotel pickup and drop-off from Jackson, Wyoming.

Join us for an unforgettable adventure from May 10 through the end of October with Yellowstone Safari Tours, proudly based in Jackson Hole for over a decade. Unlike most tours, ours go beyond sightseeing—we weave together the stories of wildlife, geology, and history to bring Grand Teton and Yellowstone to life. Our expert guides, praised in over 100 glowing TripAdvisor and Google reviews, make complex landscapes easy to understand, from geysers, fumaroles, and hot springs to glaciers, lakes, waterfalls, and earthquakes. You’ll also gain insight into the region’s wildlife, wildflowers, and forests, creating a richer connection to the parks. In 2016, we even copyrighted self-guided tours for Yellowstone and the Tetons, sold on TripAdvisor and Expedia. By the end of your journey, you won’t just have photos—you’ll leave with stories, knowledge, and a deeper appreciation that inspires most guests to share their own rave reviews.

The Snake River is an ideal location to see some of Wyoming’s beautiful flora and fauna—especially bald eagles, ospreys, and pelicans—near Grand Teton National Park. Rather than rush down the river on a whitewater or kayaking trip, float down a scenic 13-mile (21 kilometers) stretch of the river on an easygoing raft. Plus, get round-trip transportation from the outfitter's office in Jackson.

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.

A journey through the pristine landscapes of Willow Creek awaits with 'The American' horseback ride, crafted to celebrate the nation’s 250th birthday. This 3-hour adventure takes riders along a trail that unveils stunning vistas of the Grand Teton mountain range, offering a unique perspective of America’s natural beauty. Ascend to Ann’s Ridge, the highest viewpoint at Willow Creek, where the breathtaking backdrop of rolling hills and vibrant wildflowers creates an unforgettable experience. Perfect for intermediate riders, this ride promises both challenge and awe, making it ideal for those ready to embrace the spirit of the American West.