Top Wyoming Day Trips

Explore the stunning landscapes and wildlife of Yellowstone National Park on a full-day tour from Jackson Hole. This immersive experience takes you through iconic sites like the Old Faithful Geyser and the vibrant Grand Prismatic Spring. Enjoy breathtaking views of the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone and keep your eyes peeled for wildlife including bison, moose, and bears with the guidance of expert wildlife biologists. The tour includes a picnic lunch, snacks, and drinks, ensuring a comfortable and enriching adventure in America’s first national park. - Full-day Yellowstone lower loop tour with expert guides - Visit iconic sites like Old Faithful and Grand Prismatic Spring - Duration: 10-12 hours, operating from May to October

Join one of our Naturalist guides for an introductory three plus hour wildlife safari of Grand Teton National Park. Our focus is on searching for, viewing, and learning about the area's world class wildlife. Frequent sightings include, moose, elk, bighorn sheep, mule deer, bald eagles, coyote, bison and occasionally wolves. Our guides know where to look and provide interesting colorful narration about the areas natural and human history. Binoculars and spotting scopes included. . Arrive the beautiful Turpin Meadow ranch for snowshoeing and a hearty ranch style dinner. 5-6 hours

Discover Grand Teton National Park on an unforgettable guided adventure with our expert local guides! As we explore, you’ll uncover the park’s rich history, diverse wildlife, and awe-inspiring landscapes. We’ll take you to must-see icons like Oxbow Bend and Signal Mountain, where sweeping views of the Snake River and Jackson Valley create perfect photo opportunities. Wander along the shores of Jenny Lake, a glacial jewel surrounded by soaring peaks. Your journey doesn’t stop there—we’ll venture to hidden overlooks, serene meadows, and Snake River pullouts where moose and bald eagles are often seen. Depending on the season, you might spot bison roaming the flats, pronghorn sprinting across the plains, or even grizzlies, black bears, and coyotes in their natural habitat. Every stop adds a new layer to the Teton story, blending photography, wildlife encounters, and jaw-dropping scenery into a once-in-a-lifetime experience.