Grand Teton Dawn or Dusk Wildlife Safari
GoJH offers exceptional four-hour excursions focused on wildlife, mountain scenery, and historic landmarks in Grand Teton National Park. Let our experienced local guides show you the absolute best this place has to offer in only half a day. This is the best tour for visitors who are short on time or budget but want to see the most of Grand Teton National Park. Offered dawn or dusk, year round.
Trip Highlights:
- Enjoy possible wildlife sightings of elk, moose, bison, bald eagles, pronghorn, grizzly and black bear, wolves and so much more
- Witness the beautiful Grand Teton National Park Mountain range and landscape
- Learn about the human and natural history, and geology that has shaped Grand Teton National Park
- Tour will offer plenty of opportunities for picture taking
Elk, moose, mule deer, pronghorn, bison, bighorn sheep, grizzly and black bear, and wolves can all be seen within the park boundaries. Grand Teton National Park is also a spring and summer birders paradise that includes bald and golden eagles, sandhill cranes, osprey, hawks, and owls. Species that can be viewed will change throughout the year due to different seasonal changes in Grand Teton National Park.
We make frequent stops to observe and photograph the various wildlife and landmark points of interest in Jackson Hole.
Winter (November-April):
Due to winter road closures the summer loop is not possible, but we can still access Jackson Lake and the Oxbow Bend in the north of the park as well as driving the Gros Ventre Road to Kelly Warm Springs, and the Inner Park road to Taggart Lake in the south of the park. In winter we also spend time on the National Elk Refuge where we can often see Elk, Bighorn sheep, sometimes bison and occasionally wolves.
Dusk Departures in Winter:
- November, December & January: 1:30pm.
- February-March 8: 2:00pm
- March 9-April: 4:00 pm
Summer (May-October):
This trip is a circuit of the park with some side trips depending on what you want to see and the time available. Typically we start on the Gros Ventre Road, before looping past Morman Row and heading north towards Jackson Lake and the Oxbow Bend. We can spend time exploring the northern Grizzly country, before returning on the Inner Park Road.
There is no guided hiking permitted in Grand Teton National Park. We can walk within a half-mile of a trailhead, but on this tour walking time is limited. To get out and about we recommend either our Full Day Grand Teton tour, time for plenty of short walks, or our Yellowstone Day Hiking tour.
Bighorn Sheep overwinter on the National Elk Refuge. During their rut is not uncommon to see and hear the rams testing each other.
In early winter moose are a common sight on the sagebrush flats. In the new year they will have shed their antlers.
Bull elk spar over females in the Fall.
A mother black bear nursing her two cubs. Bear mothers keep their cubs for 2 years, teaching them everything they need to survive on their own in the wild.
Grizzly bear #793, aka Blondie, with her two cubs seen June 2017
A maternal herd of elk in early spring gather in great numbers and collectively protect the first year calves from predators such as grizzly bears and wolves.
Grand Teton National Park is one of the few places in the world where you can see the North American Bison living free in the wild.
Jackson Hole 4-Hour Wildlife Safari (Summer OR Winter)
From: $650.00
Please Note: Price shown is for a Private tour for first 2 people. Each additional person is $70.00
Tour starts with pickup at your accommodation, at the following times, unless otherwise requested.
Dawn: 7am, or earlier by request.
Dusk Departures in Summer: May, June, July & August: 5pm, September, October: 4pm
Dusk Departures in Winter: November-January 31: 1:30pm. February-March 8, 2:00pm, March 9-April 4:00 pm
Don’t see your preferred day? Call us to check availability – (307) 206 – 5277
Description
GoJH offers exceptional four-hour excursions focused on wildlife, mountain scenery, and historic landmarks in Grand Teton National Park. Let our experienced local guides show you the absolute best this place has to offer in only half a day. This is the best tour for visitors who are short on time or budget but want to see the most of Grand Teton National Park. Offered dawn or dusk, year round.
Trip Highlights:
- Enjoy possible wildlife sightings of elk, moose, bison, bald eagles, pronghorn, grizzly and black bear, wolves and so much more
- Witness the beautiful Grand Teton National Park Mountain range and landscape
- Learn about the human and natural history, and geology that has shaped Grand Teton National Park
- Tour will offer plenty of opportunities for picture taking
Elk, moose, mule deer, pronghorn, bison, bighorn sheep, grizzly and black bear, and wolves can all be seen within the park boundaries. Grand Teton National Park is also a spring and summer birders paradise that includes bald and golden eagles, sandhill cranes, osprey, hawks, and owls. Species that can be viewed will change throughout the year due to different seasonal changes in Grand Teton National Park.
We make frequent stops to observe and photograph the various wildlife and landmark points of interest in Jackson Hole.
Winter (November-March):
Due to winter road closures the summer loop is not possible, but we can still access Jackson Lake and the Oxbow Bend in the north of the park as well as driving the Gros Ventre Road to Kelly Warm Springs, and the Inner Park road to Taggart Lake in the south of the park. In winter we also spend time on the National Elk Refuge where we can often see Elk, Bighorn sheep, sometimes bison and occasionally wolves.
Summer (April-October):
This trip is a circuit of the park with some side trips depending on what you want to see and the time available. Typically we start on the Gros Ventre Road, before looping past Morman Row and heading north towards Jackson Lake and the Oxbow Bend. We can spend time exploring the northern Grizzly country, before returning on the Inner Park Road.
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