Private Yellowstone Winter Wildlife Tour & Snowshoe
What your day looks like
Our expert guides will immerse you in Yellowstone’s natural wonders. You will learn about the park's formation, indigenous cultures, history, flora, and fauna. Highlights may include must-see spots like Mammoth Hot Springs, the Lamar Valley, and the option to hike to a backcountry lake or to a view of the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone.
The experience, in brief
- Prepare to be enchanted by the winter magic of Yellowstone
- Marvel at vast panoramic vistas & iconic thermal features
- Enjoy the breathtaking sight of towering cliffs under a blanket of snow
The journey, in full
Private trips are customized to you and your group’s interests and abilities. You may see the highlights of the park, spend the day hiking a trail suited to your abilities, or visit off-the-beaten-path locations! (Sample Itinerary) Once in the park, you’ll get your first look at Mammoth Hot Springs. We will take a short walk to the awe-inspiring Canary Spring and watch hot water spill over travertine terraces. Then, we’ll venture out to Yellowstone’s Lamar Valley, a wildlife paradise where you might spot wolves, bison, elk, moose, and more. After a delicious picnic lunch, we’ll have the option to strap on snowshoes to explore the area by foot!
Your day, step by step
Bozeman
Eco Tour at Yellowstone National Park.
Bozeman
Snowshoeing.
What to know before booking
Included
- Round-trip transportation from Bozeman, Paradise Valley, or Gardiner - Private, medically-trained, naturalist guide - Park entry fees - Snowshoe or crampon rentals (if necessary)
Not Included
- Tips and gratuity
What to Bring
- Reusable water bottle - Sunscreen - Day pack - Layers to adjust to changing temperatures - Camera - Hat - Hiking shoes/boots or tennis shoes with a good tread
Meeting & Pickup
We can pick up from any lodging in Bozeman, Paradise Valley, or Gardiner. Trips from Jackson can be more than 12 hours and will incur an additional charge.
Languages Offered
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Before Booking
I understand that ALL individuals in my group age 16 and over must bring a photo ID, including US residents. As of January 1, 2026, the federal government requires ALL visitors over 16 to present a photo ID upon entry to the national parks.
Planning Notes
Hotel pickup offered: Yes Confirmation: Manual By Business