Grand Teton Adventures

Multi Day Safaris
Spring Wolf & Grizzly Safari May and June Wolves, grizzlies and the spring birthing season- May and June, is the birthing season for many of our large mammals like elk, moose, bison, mule deer, pronghorn and more. It is also the best time of year to view grizzly bears and wolves as they emerge from a long winter and are on the move searching for food. This safari typically produces multiple grizzly and wolf sightings. Excitement and drama abound as nature in its wildest unfolds right before your very eyes. It is for many the most powerful wildlife experience in North America and a must do for any serious wildlife enthusiast. Warning: The Spring safaris will overwhelm your senses and has been known to be highly addictive to those who love to view wildlife.
Fall Elk Bugling & Predator Safari September and October September and October bring us to the Fall mating season as well as cooler weather, which brings about an overall increase in wildlife activity. The thrill of bugling elk and the determination of bull Shiras Moose headline a time of beautiful fall colors and spectacular fall weather. Summertime temperatures and crowds are gone and a new sense of urgency beset our wildlife as they prepare for winter. It is the best time of year to view elk, moose and mule deer with the male proudly showing off magnificent antlers. Grizzly bears make their way back down from their summer season in the high country and are voraciously searching for food before winter. Each season has its wonders, but once you experience Fall in Yellowstone and the Tetons, it gets in your blood and you will forever be hooked.
Winter Safari December thru March Winter offers the most consistent and abundant wildlife viewing of the year. Winter is long and demanding, concentrating wildlife in more accommodating and accessible environs offering great viewing and photo opportunities. During winter, wildlife are active through out the day. Winter is the best time of year to view big horn sheep, bald eagles, coyote and wolves. Days also typically include multiple sightings of elk, moose, bison and mule deer. Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks are a winter wonderland of snow and wildlife.