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Yellowstone Family Tours: Wildlife & Wolf Watching
Blog, Multi-Day, YellowstoneYellowstone family tours offer one of the most unforgettable ways to explore Yellowstone National Park together. With incredible wildlife, wide-open landscapes, and experiences for all ages, Yellowstone is the perfect destination for families…

Spring Wildlife in Yellowstone & Grand Teton: April–May Guide
Blog, Grand Teton, Yellowstone, Yellowstone & Teton Park Tour JournalSpring wildlife in Yellowstone and Grand Teton is one of the most exciting times to visit the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. As winter loosens its grip, the landscape transforms—roads reopen, wildlife becomes active, and new life begins across…

Grand Teton National Park Travel Guide: What to See & Do
Grand Teton, Yellowstone & Teton Park Tour JournalA Grand Teton National Park travel guide is essential for turning a simple visit into a well-planned and unforgettable experience. A trip to Grand Teton National Park is not just another stop on a Wyoming road trip; it’s an experience that…

Bears Emerging from Hibernation
BlogPerhaps the most dramatic wildlife event of the season is the emergence of bears from winter hibernation.
Both grizzly bears and black bears spend the winter months in mountain dens, conserving energy during the coldest part of the year. As…

Winter Wildlife Tours Jackson Hole: February in the Wild
Blog, Yellowstone, Yellowstone & Teton Park Tour JournalFebruary may feel quiet and frozen, but winter wildlife tours in Jackson Hole reveal a season full of movement, connection, and survival. Beneath the snow, instincts awaken. While Valentine’s Day celebrates romance in our human world, the…

2026 National Park Entrance Fees: What Travelers Need to Know
Blog, National Park EntranceBeginning January 1, 2026, the National Park Service (NPS) is implementing significant changes to national park entrance fees and annual passes. These updates affect both U.S. residents and international visitors and are designed to support…

Photography in the Parks: Say Cheese!
Blog, PhotographyYou’ve surely seen some incredible photographs of the parks while perusing the internet. Have you dreamed of taking one of these iconic pictures while on a tour of Grand Teton or Yellowstone? We know when and where to take you so you can do just that. Check out some of the incredible photos we’ve captured on tour!

Nature’s Paint Can – Mudpots
Yellowstone & Teton Park Tour JournalThe variety of hydrothermal (hot water) features in Yellowstone is endless. Actually, Yellowstone contains half of the hydrothermal features in the whole world! They come in many types, but one of the most intriguing is the mudpot.
Mudpots…

In the Shadow of Old Faithful
Yellowstone & Teton Park Tour JournalOld Faithful Geyser is so iconic and spectacular we often forget that it is surrounded by other incredible hydrothermal features. In fact, the Upper Geyser Basin, where Old Faithful is located, has the highest concentration of active geysers…

Wildfire: The Circle of Life
Yellowstone & Teton Park Tour JournalThis past month the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem has entered “Wildfire Season.”All the new growth from our warm, wet springs begins to dry out in the July heat. This creates lots of tinder for naturally occurring wildfire. Lightning storms…

Fishing Buddies – The American White Pelican
Yellowstone & Teton Park Tour Journal Whenever I turn the tour van alongside the Snake River and the guests get their first glimpse of that
iconic waterway, I am always waiting to hear someone exclaim, “Is that a swan? Wait, no. What is that?”
Nope, it’s not swan (although…
