Grand Teton: Private Sunrise Summer Tour
What your day looks like
Half-day interpretive tour designed for wildlife viewing. Perfect for early risers! Explore Grand Teton National Park and surrounding National Forest lands at the break of dawn when wildlife is most active with your own personal guide. Our sunrise safaris offer a four-hour introduction to the amazing wildlife and natural history of Grand Teton National Park, which is part of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. Our highly qualified guides will take you to the best viewing spots for elk, moose, bighorn sheep, bison, mule deer, foxes, eagles, and a variety of other animals. You may even be able to see wolves hunting on the National Elk Refuge during the winter months. We understand animal behavior and teach you how to find and observe wildlife on your own, without disturbing the animals or endangering yourself. The early morning hours also offer the best time to photograph wildlife and the majestic Teton mountain range. Please note as of January 1, 2026, a mandatory $100 USD per non-US resident fee is required to enter the park. If needed, passengers can purchase these on the National Park Service's website prior to the date of the tour, or these can be purchased at the gate at the start of the tour.
The experience, in brief
- Extremely passionate and knowledgeable guide with a trained eye for spotting wildlife
- Customized MercedesBenz Sprinter vans with rooftop hatches for easier viewing access
- Start the day viewing local fauna in the quiet, dawn hours when wildlife is most active
The journey, in full
Your guide will pick you up from your hotel and head straight into Grand Teton National Park. The route for your tour depends on the time of year and the recent movements of wildlife. It is likely that you will explore riparian habitats in search of moose, sagebrush habitats in search of bison, elk, and pronghorn antelope, and forests/meadows in search of bears and other wildlife. Throughout the entire tour, you will have stunning views of the Tetons as the backdrop to your adventure.
Your day, step by step
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Wildlife Safari at Grand Teton National Park.
What to know before booking
Included
An extremely passionate and knowledgeable guide A pair of binoculars for each participant and high-quality spotting scopes to view wildlife without disturbing their natural behavior Comfortable, customized, safari-style vehicles with roof hatches that allow for easy wildlife observation from all seats Hands-on use of professional field guidebooks, antlers, horns, skins, and skulls. Kids guidebooks also available
Not Included
Park pass entrance fees and gratuity $100 per-person fee or $80 American the Beautiful pass for non-U.S. residents to enter each National Park
What to Bring
A warm jacket during summer or a sweater A warm winter coat A warm hat that covers the ears Warm gloves. Close-toed shoes or boots Camera Medications Sunglasses Other items of a personal nature.
Restrictions
Starting January 1, 2026, the National Park Service (NPS) is implementing a $100 per-person fee for non-U.S. residents entering 11 major national parks, in addition to standard entrance fees, as part of a new "resident-focused" fee structure designed to prioritize U.S. taxpayers and fund park maintenance. This fee will only impact our international customers. The only exception is for those non-U.S. residents that have purchased the America the Beautiful (ATB) International Pass for $250, which grants annual access to all federal lands.
Meeting & Pickup
A complimentary pick-up at your hotel located in the town of Jackson, Teton Village, Wilson or at the Home Ranch Parking lot (corner of N. Cache and E. Gill) near the town square in Jackson, WY.
Languages Offered
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Before Booking
Food allergies. Please advise the country of residence for all guests. (Fees apply to non-US residents).
Planning Notes
Hotel pickup offered: Yes Confirmation: Manual By Business
What travelers are saying
We absolutely loved the Jackson Hole Wildlife Safari! Our guide, Mike, was awesome. The kids loved him and we learned so much from him. He provided water, coffee, hot cocoa and granola bars. The coffee was really good, not instant, like I imagined coming from the back of a van. Our water came in a water bottle that we each got to keep, and we ended up using them throughout our trip.