Top Wyoming Outdoor Activities - page 2

Explore Yellowstone's famous Lower Loop the easy way on a small-group van tour that takes you to highlights like the Old Faithful geyser, Shadow Canyon, Yellowstone Lake, and the Grand Prismatic Hot Springs. Leave the driving to a professional and ride with a small group of fellow travelers, stopping along the way for short hikes, wildlife watching, and to admire the best scenic overlooks.

Escape the crowds of nearby Yellowstone and Grand Teton national parks and experience Bridger-Teton National Forest like the west’s cowboys: on horseback. After getting fitted with a horse suited to you, you’ll follow your guide across high alpine meadows, through groves of aspen, up into the mountains, and along the Buffalo Fork River. Combining serenity, scenery, and thrills, it’s part local tradition but all one giant adventure.

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.

Paddle the whitewater rapids on the Snake River during this 3.5-hour small-boat adventure in Jackson. In a small group of eight paddlers and a guide, take on the rapids and plan to get wet. Multiple departure times available; this trip is suitable for those who can paddle and are in decent physical shape.

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.

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.

If you've ever dreamed of seeing wild mustangs out in nature, consider this half-day wildlife and wild mustang small-group tour from Cody. You'll head out into the wilderness with a local guide who knows where you're most likely to spot mustangs. You'll also learn about local culture, history, and ecology along the way.

With over 1 million monthly visitors in the high season, escaping Yellowstone’s crowds can be a task—but not on this tour. Take a Twilight Paddle along the northwestern shores of Yellowstone Lake, the largest alpine lake on the continent, experiencing true serenity in this geothermal wilderness. Watching steam rise above the nearest geyser basin as the sun sets, you’ll understand why Yellowstone deserves the title of world’s first national park.

Avoid the midday heat and paddle through pristine Lake Yellowstone during the most scenic time of day with this small-group kayaking tour. Set off with your certified guide on kayak across the serene waters to take in geological features, hot springs, and the occasional geyser while you learn about the area’s flora and fauna from your guide. Watch the setting sun bathe the Absaroka Mountains in a golden glow and pause to snap photos along the way.

The McCullough Peaks Wild Horse Herd Management Area is a seriously massive area, and you could easily get lost there if exploring on your own. This McCullough Peaks Wild Mustang Eco Tour from Cody takes you with a guide who knows the area well and knows the best spots to see wild mustangs. Perfect for animal lovers and history buffs, this tour combines tales of mustangs and wild-west history, too.

Skip the hassles of navigating Yellowstone’s traffic, hoping you’ll spot some incredible wildlife off the road. On this small-group tour, your driver’s at the wheel, taking you from bear hotspot to elk hangout and beyond—aka the Madison River, Lamar Valley, and more. With warm drinks, lunch, binoculars, and spotting scopes provided, you’ll get a guaranteed adventure with a touch of ease.

This is the "High Adventure" option for those who want the wettest, wildest ride in Jackson Hole. Lewis & Clark (est. 1971) runs the absolute smallest guided rafts on the Snake River. More importantly, we are the only outfitter offering a pure "paddle-only" experience. We stripped away the heavy oar-frames found on other tours to give you a lighter, faster, and more responsive boat. In our 14-foot rafts, you sit right on the waterline. Every wave looks bigger and hits harder. It is an aggressive, team-focused run where you provide the horsepower to smash through legendary rapids like Big Kahuna and Lunch Counter. With a maximum of 8 guests, there is nowhere to hide from the splash. This is the closest you can get to the whitewater without actually swimming. The trip covers 8 miles of Class II and III whitewater featuring rapids such as "Lunch Counter" and "Big Kahuna." Round-trip time is approximately 3.5 hours. For an exclusive experience, call our office to book a private boat.

This half-day wildlife viewing tour takes in the splendor of the National Elk Refuge and Grand Teton National Park. Travel into the great American outdoors with an interpretive guide who shares insightful commentary on the region’s natural and cultural history. Cast your lens on herds of bison, pronghorn,  elk and more. Hotel pickup and drop-off from central Jackson Hole is included.

Feel the wind in your hair and experience the beauty of Yellowstone National Park on an open-air driving tour from Cody, Wyoming. Enjoy plenty of room on the spacious vehicle and breathe in the fresh air while you visit the park's landmarks including Mammoth Springs, the Lower Falls, and the iconic Old Faithful geyser. While you explore, your guide regales you with information about the history and geology of the area.

Explore Yellowstone National Park with ease and learn more about its geology during a full-day, in-depth tour of the lower loop. Get to know fellow travelers in a relaxed, small-group setting while enjoying unobstructed views from an open top tour vehicle. The itinerary includes all of the top attractions, including the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone, the Prismatic Spring, and Old Faithful, which you will watch over lunch at Old Faithful Inn.

Due to its size and varied terrain, Yellowstone National Park can be hard to navigate if visiting alone. Instead, make your visit stress-free and embark on a loop hike in the company of a guide who knows the area like the back of their hand, including all the best spots to snap photos, rest, and enjoy lunch with a view. The Grand Canyon Rim trail takes you through the forest out to Ribbon Lake, and then past a geyser basin, Clear Lake, mud pots, and meadows, for excellent views of the Hayden Valley.

Explore the spectacular scenery and wildlife of Grand Teton National Park on a full-day guided tour with a small group. See highlights such as the barns on Mormon Row, Oxbow Bend, and Jackson Lake, and enjoy a cruise on Jenny Lake. Take an optional independent hike to Hidden Falls, in season. Admission, use of binoculars for easy wildlife spotting, breakfast, lunch and round-trip transportation from Jackson Hole-area lodging are included.

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.

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.

Enjoy a unique way to explore the striking scenery of Grand Teton National Park and Jackson Hole on this boat trip along the Snake River. Departing from central Jackson, this scenic 7-mile float runs from June through September on the private Snake River Ranch. Join a small group, learn about the region and its history from your guide, soak up the views, and spot local wildlife.

The lush riverside trails of the Lamar Valley are a wildlife-watching hotspot within the Yellowstone National Park. With this guided hike, explore the natural landscapes as you venture off-road and seek out little-known spots, increasing your chances of spotting wildlife. Look out for buffalo, wolves, eagles, and other animals along the way, and watch from a safe distance in their natural habitat.

Traverse three miles (4.8 kilometers) of wilderness during this half-day, early-morning private kayaking experience in West Thumb Geyser basin—North America's largest high alpine lake. Spot active geysers and keep an eye out for elk, bears, wolves, and a variety of bird species as you paddle alongside experienced guides. You may even catch sight of the arm-sized Cutthroat Trout. All kayaking equipment is provided.

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.

Get up to 15 friends together to have a tour of Yellowstone National Park while cruising around in an open-air, glass-top Mercedes Calache van. This is a full day experience, with lunch, snacks, soda and water provided. You’ll have several stops throughout the day where you’ll have plenty of time for photos. Customize this itinerary to make it suit your group's needs, and then relax and enjoy Yellowstone’s natural beauty.