Public Winter Grand Teton Sunrise Wildlife Tour

Trip Overview

For Active, Early Risers
Mornings come alive in Grand Teton National Park’s diverse and vibrant ecosystem. This private, half-day features a local guide with a love for sharing natural history, cultural history of Yellowstone National Park, and interpretative learning skills.

Established in 1929, Grand Teton National Park encompasses 485 square miles of natural habitat for elk, moose, bighorn sheep, birds of prey, and wolves. Explore the beauty of the southern half of the park including panoramic views of Grand Teton peak at 13,775 ft in elevation. This magnificent ecosystem comes alive in the winter and this tour offers ample opportunity for winter wildlife viewing while learning about the ecology, natural history, and cultural history of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.

Highlights:

Extremely passionate and knowledgeable guide with a trained eye for spotting wildlife

Start the day viewing local fauna in the quiet, dawn hours when wildlife is most active

Local expertise on best spots for viewing elk, moose, wolves, bighorn sheep, bison, mule deer, foxes, eagles, and more around Jackson Hole

Included

Customized Mercedes-Benz Sprinter vans with rooftop hatches for easier viewing access

High quality spotting scopes and binoculars available for enhanced wildlife observation

Complimentary coffee, tea, cocoa, variety of soft drinks and snacks

Souvenir water bottle

Public tours pick up at the Home Ranch parking lot. Private tours pick up at hotels or accommodations in Jackson, Teton Village, and some areas of Wilson. Special arrangements can be made for individuals not staying in these locations but who are en route to the park.