






Discover Winter’s Wild Side in Jackson Hole
HALF DAY
Private Tour Price (1-4 people)
$600
Additional Guests (5-7 people)
$100 each
Pickup Time
7-8am or 2-3pm
Duration
4-5 hours
Season
October – March
full DAY
Private Tour Price (1-4 people)
$1000
Additional Guests (5-7 people)
$100 each
Pickup Time
7-8am
Duration
8 hours
Season
December-March
Anyone looking for a memorable winter activity beyond skiing
Families, couples & private groups
First-time visitors to Jackson Hole
Wildlife lovers & photographers
Travelers who prefer a personalized experience
Guests interested in learning about wildlife, geology and conservation

Moose

Elk

Bison

Bighorn Sheep

Foxes

Coyotes

Moose

Elk

Bison

Bighorn Sheep

Foxes

Coyotes
This Tour Is Ideal For
- Families seeking a private and flexible winter adventure
- First-time visitors to Jackson Hole and Grand Teton National Park
- Wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers
- Amateur and professional photographers
- Couples celebrating a special occasion
- Travelers who prefer personalized experiences over crowded bus tours
- Guests interested in learning about wildlife, geology, history, and conservation
- Visitors looking for a memorable winter activity beyond skiing
This Tour Is not Ideal For
- Guests seeking strenuous outdoor activities or long hikes
- Travelers wanting a large group tour experience
- Visitors looking for snowmobiling or skiing excursions
- Those expecting guaranteed sightings of specific wildlife species
- Guests who prefer a rigid, highly scheduled itinerary
Trip Highlights
- Private tour exclusively for your family or group
- Explore Grand Teton National Park’s spectacular winter landscapes
- Visit the National Elk Refuge and observe thousands of wintering elk
- Search for moose, bison, foxes, coyotes, bald eagles, and other wildlife
- Incredible views of the snow-covered Teton Range
- Frequent scenic and photography stops
- Expert local naturalist guide
- Flexible itinerary tailored to your interests
- Comfortable heated touring vehicle
- Learn about the ecology, history, and wildlife of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem
Wildlife You May Encounter
Common sightings include:
- Moose
- Elk
- Bison
- Mule Deer
- Coyotes
- Red Fox
- Bald Eagles
- Golden Eagles
- Trumpeter Swans
- River Otters
- Various hawks, owls, and winter bird species
- While wildlife sightings are never guaranteed, our experienced guides know the seasonal movement patterns and the best areas for viewing opportunities.
Private Tours Only
Your guide’s attention is focused entirely on your group. No strangers, no crowded vans, and no rushed schedules.
Local Expert Guides
Our guides live and work in Jackson Hole and spend hundreds of days each year exploring Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks.
Personalized Experience
Want more wildlife viewing? More photography stops? More scenic overlooks? We customize the day around your interests.
Comfortable Touring Vehicles
Travel in a heated, spacious vehicle designed for winter conditions and wildlife viewing.
Exceptional Wildlife Knowledge
Learn about animal behavior, migration patterns, conservation efforts, geology, and the unique ecosystem that makes this region world-famous.
What’s Included
- Private professional guide
- Hotel, residence, or lodging pickup within Jackson Hole
- Comfortable heated transportation
- Binoculars
- Professional spotting scope
- Snacks and beverages
- Customized itinerary based on your interests
What to Bring
- We recommend dressing in warm layers for changing winter conditions.
- Suggested items include:
- Winter coat or insulated jacket
- Warm hat
- Gloves or mittens
- Insulated boots
- Sunglasses
- Camera or smartphone
- Extra camera batteries (cold weather drains batteries faster)
- Lip balm and moisturizer
Seasonal Conditions & Accessibility
- Winter weather in Jackson Hole can range from sunny bluebird days to active snowfall. Temperatures often fluctuate throughout the day, making layered clothing the best option.
- Road conditions are monitored closely, and tours operate safely in most winter weather conditions. Our vehicles are equipped for winter travel and guides adjust routes as needed based on weather and wildlife activity.
- Most stops involve short walks from the vehicle and are suitable for guests of varying ages and mobility levels. If you have accessibility concerns, please contact us before booking so we can discuss accommodations.
Tour Pricing & Group Sizes
- Accommodates small groups, families, couples, and private parties
- Half-Day and Full-Day options available
- Pricing varies based on group size and tour length
General FAQs
Is this a private tour?
How long is the tour?
Where does the tour begin?
Are children welcome?
Can I customize the tour?
What should I wear?
Winter Wildlife Tour FAQs
What animals are most commonly seen during winter?
Is the National Elk Refuge included?
Will we see wolves?
Do we get out of the vehicle?
Can photographers bring professional equipment?
Is lunch included?
What happens if it snows?
Are wildlife sightings guaranteed?
How far in advance should I book?
Can we combine wildlife viewing with photography instruction?
- Route varies due to group interests, road closures, and animal migration. Please dress appropriately for short outdoor winter adventures. Don’t forget your camera!
- All tours subject to change due to road closures/weather conditions.
- Buffalo Roam Tours is an Authorized Permittee of the National Park Service.
- Full payment is due upon booking
- Cancellation prior to 14 days of tour departure = fully refundable minus $30 processing fee.
- Cancellation between 8-14 days of tour departure = 50% refundable.
- Cancellation within 7 days of tour departure = non-refundable.
