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Bear and Wolf Tours
Yellowstone National Park is famous for its abundant wildlife, including the elusive wolf and majestic bear. These two apex predators are at the top of most visitors’ wish list as they are often a once-in-a-lifetime experience! Embarking on a bear and wolf tour with one of our expert guides at Yellowstone Safari Company can help you encounter these incredible animals and enjoy the sighting of a lifetime!
Our Yellowstone safaris traverse through prime bear and wolf habitat, and your guide will be up to date on current sightings and movements of the animals. Paired with their trained eyes and high quality binoculars and spotting scopes, you’ll be well equipped for the exciting search for Yellowstone’s wildlife!
Day Trips
Yellowstone Wildlife Safari
Spend the day exploring Yellowstone’s magnificent volcanic landscape while you search for wildlife during peak activity in the morning. Spend time in grizzly, black bear, and wolf habitat while also spotting other animals on the landscape like elk, bison, coyotes, foxes, eagles, ravens, pronghorn, and more! Witness the beauty of the park against the backdrop of steaming geothermal features, creating a unique experience that can’t be found anywhere else.
Yellowstone Winter Safari
If your travels lead you to the Yellowstone ecosystem during the winter months, you are in for a treat! The lively, rolling green landscape transforms into a quiet, blanketed, white winter world. Less visitors makes for a more serene, intimate visit to the park. The snow allows for the discovery of exciting tracks and the dark coats of the animals stand out more on the white backdrop. Step into North America’s most primal story of resilience and survival.
Multi-Day Tours
Yellowstone Tours
Sometimes a day just isn’t enough to soak in the magic of Yellowstone National Park. Join us on an extended adventure exploring canyons, waterfalls, hot springs, geysers, wildlife, and so much more. After this immersive experience in this wild and wonderful place, you won’t want to go home!
Two day options: we offer a 2-Day Bear and Wolf Safari during the summer months, and a 2-Day Winter Wolves and Wildlife Safari during the winter months.
Three day options: we offer two summer tours: a 3-Day Bear and Wolf Safari and a 3-Day Wild West Safari, the latter offering a chance to see wild mustangs! In the winter months, we have a 3-Day Winter Wolves and Wildlife Safari.
Yellowstone and Grand Teton Tours
Interested in including Grand Teton National Park in your itinerary? Multiday tours allow you to effortlessly cover both parks, allowing you to take in the best that both have to offer.
All of our Yellowstone and Grand Teton tours are only offered during the summer months of May-October. We offer a wide range of tour durations, from 2-Day, 3-Day, 4-Day, and even 5-Day safaris. Whether you simply want an introduction and an overview of both parks, or you want to plunge yourself into the enveloping beauty that stretches through the whole region, don’t miss the chance to see the majestic Teton Mountain Range and the variety of glacial lakes in your tour of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.
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FAQs
When is the best time to see bears and wolves?
While sightings are possible any day of the year, there are months that offer better chances due to increased activity. Springtime (April-June) is a good time; winter has come to an end and fresh resources are becoming available for hungry wildlife. This is also mating season for bears! Fall (September-October) is also fortuitous as bears are actively fattening up for hibernation (a phase called hyperphagia) and the temperatures are cooling off after a hot summer. Winter (December-April) is a great time for wolf watching, however the bears have retreated to their dens for hibernation and are not present on the winter landscape.
What kind of bears will we see?
We have both black bears and grizzly bears in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem!
How many wolves live in Yellowstone?
There are just over 100 wolves in Yellowstone National Park, making up 10 individual packs. This may not seem like a lot, but it is a healthy population for this apex predator. Knowing their current habits and territories are crucial in locating them, which is why going with a guide is recommended!