Experience the sublime tranquility of Jackson Hole’s winter season.
Winter in Grand Teton National Park is unlike anything you’ve ever experienced. Thanks to fewer people visiting the park, sounds are more audible and the long winter nights shine especially bright. With bears back in hibernation, many other animals have migrated to their wintering grounds. Elk, bighorn sheep, and wolves all migrate onto the National Elk Refuge, among other animals, while moose are frequently spotted throughout the season. With snow covering the ground, as well as the sagebrush, coyotes and foxes are often seen as well. Thanks to early sunset times, the night sky shimmers extra long, revealing gorgeous constellations and galactic features. Our expert guides are eager to share with you just how magical the valley of Jackson Hole can be in the winter!
Sunset Safari and Night Sky Tour
Get the full winter experience by catching Jackson Hole’s incredible winter wildlife, then joining one of our professional astronomers for a stellar night under the winter night sky.
Duration: 7 hours
Seasons: Year-round
Jackson Hole Sunrise Safari
Join one of our expert guides on a sunrise winter wildlife safari through Grand Teton National Park and the National Elk Refuge. Learn about the area and why winter is such a special time in the region.
Duration: 4-5 hours
Seasons: Year-round
Jackson Hole Sunset Safari
Head out for sunset to see wildlife in Grand Teton National Park and the National Elk Refuge and see the valley wind down from the warmth of day. You’ll learn all about the parks, ecology, and history of the area.
Duration: 4-5 hours
Seasons: Year-round