Grand Teton Wildlife Tours
Established as a National Park in 1929, which expanded to its present-day size in 1950, Grand Teton has drawn humans to its majestic beauty and diverse flora and fauna since the end of the Pleistocene Ice Age more than 11,000 years ago. Today, the park is open 24 hours per day, year-round, although some park roads close seasonally during the winter.
Summer Tours
Our summer tours will pick you up in our six-passenger SUV from your location in Jackson or Teton Village. We include binoculars and spotting scopes to help you make the most of your wildlife adventure. Our tours are private and fully customizable, allowing you to decide what you most want to see. In addition to Grand Teton, we can also visit Yellowstone, if desired.
Half Day Tours
Choose a half-day tour with an early morning or late afternoon pickup for 4 to 5 hours of wildlife spotting. Half-day tours include light snacks and refreshments.
$225 per individual, 2 person minimum
– 6 person maximum
Full Day Tours
Or spend the day with us on an 8 to 10 hour full-day tour complete with a full box lunch.
$450 per individual, 2 person minimum
WINTER TOURS
Our fully customizable winter tours also include SUV transportation, binoculars, and spotting scopes. Snow creates a stunning landscape for spotting beavers, wolves, elk, heron, and more. You may also see bears, pelicans, and owls. Please note that most park roads in Yellowstone close to regular vehicles during the winter season, so we are unable to visit that park.
Half Day Tours
Choose a 4 to 5 hour half-day tour with early morning or early afternoon pickup from your location in Teton Village or Jackson. Light snacks and refreshments are provided.
$225 per individual, 2 person minimum
– 6 person maximum
Full Day Tours
Or join us for a full-day tour that lasts 7 to 9 hours and includes an early morning pickup. Lunch included.
$450 per individual, 2 person minimum
Teton Wild offers spectacular wildlife tours of Grand Teton from Jackson Hole in both the summer and winter months. For more information or to book your customized private tour, call us today at 770-686-1652.
More About Grand Teton
Grand Teton remains as awe-inspiring today as it was when the first Native people discovered it. The National Park covers 485 square miles, with elevations ranging from 6,320 feet at the valley floor to 13,770 feet at the mountaintop. Grand Teton is home to 61 species of mammals, from badgers and river otters to moose and grizzly bears, as well as a variety of birds, fish, amphibians, reptiles, and insects.Whichever season you visit, you are sure to fall in love with Grand Teton’s majestic beauty. For more information or to book your customized private tour, call us today at 770-686-1652.