Top Wyoming Tours, Sightseeing & Cruises

Discover the best of Cody, Wyoming on a historic trolley tour through town. Cruise around town and see several key landmarks including the dam, Old Trail Town, the Cody Mural and Museum, and the rodeo. While you drive, your guide regales you of the history of the town including stories of the famous American soldier, Buffalo Bill, who founded Cody.

Hop on the Jackson Hole Aerial Tram and head up 4,139 vertical feet ( 1,261.5 meters) to the summit of Rendezvous Mountain for scenic views of the Tetons, hiking trails, and Corbet's Cabin—well-known for their delicious waffles. Make the most of access to the Bridger Gondola and the Sweetwater Gondola (included in your ticket during peak season), and don't forget to take a photo or two.

If you think floating down the Snake is only for the outdoorsy, think again. With this tour, you’ll ride a raft with high-back seats, making this ultra-scenic journey great for young and old. A stable ride across a gentle current lets you relax in the open air, catching some of Jackson Hole’s best views—and possibly even eagles, elk, moose, bears, and more.

On this relaxing rafting trip from Jackson Hole, drift down a scenic section of Wyoming’s wildlife-laden Snake River, where moose, deer, river otters and eagles can all be seen from your raft. Be sure to bring your camera to photograph any wildlife that appears on the banks, and also capture the stunning landscape extending out from the Tetons.

Experience the best of Grand Teton National Park on a half-day wildlife safari and sightseeing tour designed for travelers who want more than just wildlife viewing. Led by an experienced local guide, this tour combines opportunities to spot native wildlife with visits to some of the park’s most iconic landscapes, scenic overlooks, alpine lakes, and historic landmarks. Travel through prime wildlife habitat while exploring famous locations including Mormon Row, Oxbow Bend, Jenny Lake, Signal Mountain Summit Road, String Lake, Jackson Lake, and the National Elk Refuge. Along the way, your guide will share insight into the park’s wildlife, geology, history and ecosystem, creating a well-rounded Grand Teton experience. Wildlife encounters are frequent and, depending on season and conditions, may include grizzly bears, black bears, bison, elk, pronghorn antelope, bald eagles, osprey, beavers, river otters, and even the elusive wolf! - Premium Professional Grade Binoculars & Scope Included

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.

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.

Grand Teton National Park offers some of America’s most spectacular wildlife, including grizzlies, wolves, elk, moose, bison, antelope, bighorn sheep, and bald eagles. Beat the crowds and enjoy 360-degree viewing on this small-group tour with a naturalist wildlife guide in a custom vehicle with a roof hatch and a window for everyone. Swarovski scopes and binoculars ensure great visibility, with iPads to help you learn more about what you’re viewing.

Yellowstone National Park is famous for its pristine scenery, from the steam-filled eruptions of Old Faithful to the rainbow-colored Grand Prismatic Spring—but many sightseeing tours move at a hectic pace and include long, tiring walks. Designed with the needs of mature travelers in mind, this full-day, adults-only small-group tour lets you check off the highlights in comfort, moving place to place by luxury bus.

Explore Yellowstone National Park's Lower Loop on this small-group tour without worrying about navigation. Visit highlights like Dragon’s Mouth Springs, Hayden Valley, and Norris Geyser Basin, and observe wildlife using provided binoculars and spotting scopes. Pickups are included from all hotels in West Yellowstone or a central meeting point in Big Sky for convenience. The tour lasts 8 to 10 hours, covering key sights efficiently.

Yellowstone Lower Loop is home to many of the National Park’s most famous attractions, from the Grand Prismatic Spring to Old Faithful. But checking off the highlights involves a lot of driving and usually a frantic search for parking. Simplify your visit on this full-day sightseeing tour, which lets someone else handle the logistics while you focus on taking in the sights.

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.

Explore the highlights of Grand Teton National Park on a half-day tour from Jackson or Teton Village. Travel along the Gros Ventre River to the Mormon Row Historic District, Moose Junction, and other places where wildlife roam. Use the provided spotting scope and field glasses to get a close look at animals like moose, elk, and eagles, and learn about Wyoming’s wildlife and history. Choose from a morning or afternoon departure for your tour led by an naturalist guide, or upgrade to make yours a private tour.

Just outside of Cody, Wyoming, we head into the badlands searching for wild mustangs across the high desert. We will travel backroads with big views of the McCullough Peaks, Heart Mountain, and the distant Absaroka Mountains. We spend time watching the horses in their natural habitat and share stories about the mustangs, the wildlife, and the history of this part of Wyoming. It’s quiet country here and there are plenty of wide open spaces with antelope, golden eagles, and some of the best views around Cody. Tours are relaxed, small group experiences in comfortable Ford Transit vans with hotel pickup included. Whether you’re into wildlife, photography, western history, or just want to get off the beaten path for a few hours, this is a great way to experience a different side of Wyoming.

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.

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.

If you’re planning a trip to Mount Rushmore, but don’t want to be packed on a big tour bus full of people, try booking this Mount Rushmore National Memorial and Black Hills Self-Guided Audio Driving Tour. This tour takes you through the Black Hills to stops inside both Badlands National Park and Custer State Park, as well as many other noteworthy highlights of the area. Plus, you’ll explore at your own pace with an easy-to-use, downloadable app.

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.

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.

Avoid the tour groups, rigid schedules, and those packed buses—instead, explore Yellowstone your way. This GPS-triggered audio guide lets you discover Old Faithful, Grand Prismatic Spring, and the park’s wildlife hotspots, all at your own pace. It works offline without cell service, includes insider tips from locals, and costs less than one guided tour. Bonus: Stop longer at your favorites, skipping what doesn't interest you.

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.

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.

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.