“Just wanted to say thanks for the great ‘safari’ around the Jackson Hole area. All of us had a great time and saw some animal activity that we have never seen in our 20 years of visiting Jackson.” – Tom, Michigan

Begin your wildlife photo safari tour with a gourmet coffee, tea or hot chocolate from one of Jackson’s local coffee houses. Then head out to explore the National Elk Refuge, home to thousands of wintering elk, hundreds of bison, bighorn sheep and an array of waterfowl. We will then head north along the western boundary of the refuge to Grand Teton National Park. Here we will travel along the southern park roads watching for wildlife and stopping frequently for photo-ops. You will see places like antelope flats, the small town of Kelly, and have views of several mountain ranges. Wildlife we frequently encounter on this trip includes bison, elk, deer, moose, fox, coyote, bald eagle, trumpeter swan, and if we’re lucky wolves. If time allows we might also choose to stop at the Jackson Hole Visitor Center or the new Moose visitor center in Grand Teton National Park. The route varies seasonally based on group interest, road closures and wildlife migration.

Includes: All transportation in a safe, snow equipped vehicle with an experienced local guide.
Use of binoculars, spotting scopes, and area guidebooks.
Hot drinks at a local coffee shop, organic snacks and a souvenir insulated travel mug.

Duration: 4 hours.
Season: Winter season (December 1 – April 1)
Pickup Times: Sunrise Safari departs Teton Village at 7:00am, Jackson at 7:30am
Sunset departures vary seasonally.
Cost: $125 (adult) $115 (seniors 65+/kids 8-12)
Private: $595 (up to 5 people) $85 additional passengers
*park entrance fee and guide gratuity not included