Jackson Hole Grand Teton Wildlife Tour

This half-day tour allows you to see the significant wildlife, scenic vistas, and cultural attractions of Grand Teton National Park.
You will have a chance to see moose along the shoreline of the Gros Ventre River and pronghorn and bison near Mormon Row and Elk Ranch Flats. You will visit the Pierce Cunningham Cabin (the site of an old-fashioned western shootout), Oxbow Bend, Willow Flats, and the historic Signal Mountain Lodge.

You’ll visit the wild and scenic Jenny Lake Overlook, Lupine Meadows, and the Craig Thomas Discovery Visitor Center. Wildlife you could potentially see include beavers, black bears, grizzlies, bison, coyotes, eagles, elk, mule deer, osprey, and pronghorn.

Meeting Point

Jackson Home Ranch Welcome Center

210 N Cache St, Jackson, WY 83001, USA

What's included:

• Use of binoculars and professional spotting scopes
• Professional guide

Not included:

• Guide gratuity (15% recommended, though optional)
• National Park entry Pass (Available for purchase)

What to expect:

Jackson Hole

Sunrise is one of the best times to see wildlife and photograph scenic vistas in the Tetons. We'll spend the morning quickstepping to find moose, bison, bears, and elk as they forage for breakfast, all while the rising sun washes the Tetons in early morning alpenglow.
First stop in the Park will be Mormon Row, a bucolic scene first settled by Mormon homesteaders in the late 1800s for its fertile soil, shelter from the winds, and close access to the Gros Ventre River. Next, we’ll drive down several primitive roads in search of moose, grizzly, and black bears.

We'll also make an unforgettable stop at Oxbow Bend, a slow-moving tributary of the Snake River to capture a few Instagram quality photos of Mt. Moran and its reflection in the lazy arm of the Snake River.

Next, we'll visit Coulter Bay Marina, the historic Jackson Lake, and Signal Mountain Lodges, in addition to taking a short drive to the summit of Signal Mountain to scope out the amazing view of the Snake River and Jackson Valley.

After a couple of quick visits to String Lake and Jenny Lake, you'll wonder where all the time has gone on this whirlwind (4.5 to 5 hour) tour of the Tetons.