Winter in Yellowstone Wildlife Tour

Yellowstone Hiking Guides is a long-time, local tour operator that offers top-rated experiences in Yellowstone National Park. Our Winter Wildlife Tours start run from February to April. Winter in Yel

Yellowstone Hiking Guides is a long-time, local tour operator that offers top-rated experiences in Yellowstone National Park. Our Winter Wildlife Tours start run from February to April. Winter in Yellowstone is a magical time. Be sure to bundle up in layers as we put wolves and other rare animals in the spotting scope. Use our binoculars to see foxes hunting in the snow and bison weathering the winter conditions. We pack the lunch, snacks, and the hot and cold beverages. Please allow us to host you at the highest level on one of our group tours. We pick up guests in West Yellowstone (6AM), Big Sky (7AM), and Bozeman (8AM). Top destinations in the Park include the Roosevelt Arch, the Lamar Valley, Mammoth Hot Springs terraces, and the Old Gardiner Road. We also drive through the scenic Paradise Valley, home to winter wildlife outside of Yellowstone National Park. We look forward to hosting you and your group to show you Yellowstone's winter wildlife and stunning scenic beauty.

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Location: Big Sky

What's Included

Binoculars for viewing wildlife at a safe distance
Soda/Pop
Bottled water
Hot coffee/tea/cocoa while watching wildlife
Sandwich, apple, nuts, snacks (Turkey/Veggie/Vegan/Gluten Free Options) Please notify YHG with any food allergies or dietary restrictions
Comfortable transportation
Spotting Scope for viewing wildlife at a distance
Light breakfast snack

Community Discussion

Q&A

Q: What's the age limit for kids on the Winter in Yellowstone tour?

A: There's no strict age limit, but kids should be at least 8 years old to really enjoy the experience! It's a good idea to make sure they can handle the cold and stay focused during the tour. Also, be prepared to bundle them up in layers since it can get pretty chilly!

Q: What should I wear for the Winter in Yellowstone Wildlife Tour?

A: Definitely dress in layers! A good thermal base layer, a warm mid-layer, and a waterproof outer layer are essential. Don’t forget a warm hat, gloves, and insulated boots. The weather can change fast in Yellowstone, so be prepared for anything!

Q: Can you reschedule if the weather is bad?

A: Yes, they allow rescheduling due to weather conditions. If you can’t make it, just get in touch with Yellowstone Hiking Guides as soon as possible. They’re pretty flexible and will try to work with you to find another date!

Discussions

Thinking of gifting the Winter in Yellowstone tour - any advice?

I’m planning to give the Winter in Yellowstone Wildlife Tour as a gift for my husband's birthday. He loves wildlife and has always wanted to see wolves in their natural habitat. I read it starts at 6 AM in West Yellowstone, which isn't too far from us. How cold does it usually get? Also, any tips on what snacks to pack besides what they provide?

Just got back from the Yellowstone Wildlife Tour – wow!

I just did the Winter in Yellowstone tour and it was incredible! The guides were super knowledgeable, and we saw bison and even a pack of wolves! The hot cocoa they provided while watching was a nice touch. I highly recommend it for anyone who loves nature and wildlife. Just be ready for the cold – it’s no joke! I’d do it again in a heartbeat!