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Jackson Hole Wildlife Safaris

Name: Jackson Hole Wildlife Safaris
Address: 650 West Broadway, Jackson, WY, 83001, US
Telephone: +13076906402
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Jackson Hole Wildlife Safaris We are a local, family-owned & operated safari company, offering premium wildlife experiences in Jackson Hole, Grand Teton, & Yellowstone.

Premium Wildlife and Photography Safaris into Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks. Join and experienced Jackson Hole guide on the trip of a lifetime!

02/12/2025

The best kind of traffic in Jackson Hole! 🦬

📸: Naturalist guide Lee Ramella

02/05/2025

If you’re visiting Jackson Hole with friends or family, be sure to join Jackson Hole Wildlife Safaris for a fun, exciting, and stress-free adventure in the park!

Skip the guesswork and leave the navigation to us. You’ll see the best that our national parks have to offer, and enjoy the wealth of information each one of our friendly, professional guides are eager to share.

Don’t wait to book! The adventure starts at jacksonholewildlifesafaris.com

📸: Naturalist guide Jordan Epstein

02/03/2025

Also known as the ‘Phantom of the North’, the great gray owl roams the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.

At only 2.5 pounds, it weighs less than both the great horned owl and snowy owl, but is still considered the largest owl in North America in size.

Despite weighing so little, these powerful predators can break through packed snow to get to rodents. One owl reportedly broke through snow that was dense enough to support an adult human!

📸: Naturalist guide Jeramey Hutchison

01/31/2025

Elk graze peacefully on the National Elk Refuge.

Did you know that when you visit Jackson Hole in the winter, you are right next door to an incredible wild elk experience?

Elk migrate down to the refuge every year in December where they stay until April. The number of elk present varies year to year, but we’ve seen numbers as high as 6,000-8,000!

The refuge offers horse drawn sleigh rides that take you right out onto the refuge and amongst the herds. Other animals like coyotes, foxes, bald and golden eagles, and even wolves can be spotted!

Join us on our Best of Yellowstone day tour which includes a sleigh ride on the refuge and see all that the winter wonderland of Jackson Hole has to offer!

📸: Naturalist guide Jeramey Hutchison

01/27/2025

Winter is a time of scarcity.

After enjoying the abundance of summer and fall, animals in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem must do what they can to get enough sustenance.

When an animal doesn’t survive winter’s challenges, it gives others a chance to keep going. This ecosystem provides a unique opportunity for us to watch the story of the wild unfold right before our eyes!

Visit this special region and join us at Jackson Hole Wildlife Safaris for some unforgettable wild experiences!

📸: Naturalist guide Scott Mellor

01/23/2025

Bighorn sheep are a rarity in the summertime, especially up close. They thrive in high, steep cliff faces that seem impossible to navigate, and these agile athletes make it look easy!

During this time of the year, the deep snow pushes some herds of bighorn sheep down to lower elevations in areas that are accessible to us. We get spectacular, intimate sightings with these animals, great for photos and observing their natural behaviors.

Joining us on a safari, our knowledgeable guides will work to get you the best view, and tell you all of the interesting behaviors they display!

📸: Naturalist guide Lee Ramella

01/19/2025

Winter in Yellowstone provides the most spectacular stage for its most interesting and complex predator, the wolf.

With a bright white backdrop, the wolf’s rich coats pop on the landscape! The fur on their paws thicken to act like snowshoes, allowing them easier travel and better opportunities to hunt elk, their main prey. Elk are at a disadvantage in the winter months, so wolf watching is at its best at this time.

Visit jacksonholewildlifesafaris.com to explore safari options to view wolves in the wild!

📸: Naturalist guide Jeramey Hutchison

01/12/2025

Today, January 12, 2025, marks the 30 year anniversary of the reintroduction of the wolf to Yellowstone National Park.

This historic homecoming followed the systematic eradication of the canine from the park and most of their natural range, disrupting the balance of the ecosystem and changing the landscape itself.

Today, the wolf population fluctuates between 90 and 120 individuals, split into several packs across the park’s varied terrain.

Watching a wolf in their natural habitat is an exciting, humbling experience, and a reminder of the importance of wildlife conservation and the protection of our public lands.

Join us on a wildlife safari and give yourself the opportunity to witness these remarkable animals for yourself!

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📸: Image 1 - Greg Harlow
Image 2,3 - Peter Mangolds
Image 4 - Monica Robinson

01/09/2025

On Wednesday, January 8th, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service rejected petitions by Montana and Wyoming to delist the endangered grizzly bear, reaffirming protected status.

Instead, the federal agency proposed a new approach to grizzly management, including easing some restrictions regarding human conflicts and consolidating grizzlies into a single distinct population.

“This reclassification will facilitate recovery of grizzly bears and provide a stronger foundation for eventual delisting,” said Martha Williams, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Director.

📸: Naturalist guide Monica Robinson

01/08/2025

Are you a seasoned photography buff visiting the picturesque region of Jackson Hole?

Or perhaps you’ve always been interested in photography and would like to get a jump start on your next exciting hobby?

We offer a thrilling 3 day photography workshop tour in the beautiful Grand Teton National Park! Focusing on both wildlife and landscape photography, you’ll receive expert guidance from a professional photography guide with extensive experience in the field.

Find and photograph native species like grizzly bears and bison. Discover how to skillfully capture the intense beauty of towering mountain peaks or a peaceful lake. Learn the basics and received tips on advanced techniques, rounding it off with lessons in post production to make your images really shine.

This workshop will send you on the adventure of a lifetime, coming away with trophies of stunning photographs you’ll be proud of for years to come!

The adventure starts at jacksonholewildlifesafaris.com

01/06/2025

The coyote.

One of the most underrated species in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. These resilient canines are the ultimate survivor- highly adaptable to a myriad of ecosystems from mountains to deserts, and even urban environments.

Like wolves, they live in packs that are a simple family unit. They are monogamous, and both parents raise their young together. They are loyal and loving to each other.

The character of the coyote has often been vilified in many cultures, blamed as a trickster and a thief. Others worshipped the coyote, revering them as “God’s dog”.

Today, their reputation is complex. As humans, we work to put aside our own feelings and prejudice to acknowledge that they play their own vital role in the ecosystem. If anything, they deserve our respect as an enduring force, tirelessly overcoming every challenge thrown their way and findings a way to thrive.

We can learn a lot from the coyote!

📸: Naturalist guide Lee Ramella

01/01/2025

Sometimes we can’t believe how fast a year goes by. When time seems to fly, look to the mountains who have stood through millions of years, watching the world go on around them. Another year is but a moment to them.

Remember to slow down and savor your time. In a world where staying busy and hustling is prioritized, make a point to pause and notice the clouds, the flowers, the trees around you and be in the moment every day. In this new year, don’t let it just fly by- live it!

Here at Jackson Hole Wildlife Safaris, we wish you a healthy and happy New Year, and we hope we see you for an adventure!

📸: Naturalist guide Scott Mellor

12/29/2024

Winter’s beauty shines through over Teton valley.

Jackson Hole draws visitors from all over for its world-class skiing, but there is so much more to indulge in!

Grand Teton National Park offers a kind of raw beauty that will stop you in your tracks. From towering mountain peaks to winding rivers and creeks, winter is a particularly special time to experience the magic of the West.

The adventure starts at jacksonholewildlifesafaris.com

📸: Naturalist guide Lee Ramella

12/25/2024

Warmest wishes for a very merry Christmas from all of us at Jackson Hole Wildlife Safaris! 🎄🎅🦌

12/22/2024

As winter moves in, one of Yellowstone’s most showstopping species is in their element. The gray wolf excels in the colder months thanks to special adaptations and the elk- their main prey- are at a disadvantage.

One of the best perks of winter is the visibility… on the white snow, the wolves really pop on the landscape and are much easier to spot compared to the summer months amongst the green sagebrush!

Taking a Yellowstone tour in winter is one of the most exhilarating experiences to be had in nature. See the park in its most wondrous form, and watch the wild unfold in front of your eyes!

📸: naturalist guide Greg Harlow

12/11/2024

Jackson Hole is a valley of titans.

Towering mountain peaks and massive megafauna rule the landscape, reminding us how small we really are.

Let us lead you into the heart of the Rocky Mountain wilds to marvel at the beautiful magnitude of nature. You’ll come away with incredible experiences that will stay with you forever!

📸: Naturalist guide Colin Boeh

12/09/2024

Ever wonder how moose who roam the frozen landscape in the depths of winter stay warm?

The answer is in their fur! The hair shafts of their coats are hollow, so their body heat warms the air inside them, acting as insulation. It’s like having their own puffy jacket!

These hairs, however, can be delicate, so they shed a lot. Their coats are always regrowing! Because of this, it’s fairly common to find moose hair like this in areas where they hang out.

Keep your eyes peeled the next time you’re in moose country! 🫎

📸: Naturalist guide Lee Ramella

12/05/2024

Winter falls on Jackson Hole once more, and the season of magic begins.

A hush falls over the valley while fresh snow glistens on the pine boughs. Animals softly move across the frozen ground, leaving perfect tracks where they passed. Majestic white peaks stoically tower over the landscape, standing guard like winter sentinels.

This is the perfect time for an escape!

📸: Naturalist guide Dave Green

Address

650 West Broadway
Jackson, WY
83001

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 8pm
Tuesday	8am - 8pm
Wednesday	8am - 8pm
Thursday	8am - 8pm
Friday	8am - 8pm
Saturday	8am - 8pm
Sunday	8am - 8pm

Telephone

+13076906402

Website

http://www.jacksonholewildlifesafaris.com/

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Videos

Eruption in Yellowstone’s Biscuit Basin today 07/23/2024 at 10:19am. @jhnewsandguide posted this gripping footage taken by Vlada March while walking along Biscuit Basin when Black Diamond Pool erupted. Formed by a hydrothermal explosion, Black Diamond Pool has erupted previously in 1959, 2006, and 2016. The last eruption was not to this degree. Biscuit Basin is closed until further notice, but the Grand Loop remains open. This eruption does not indicate any change to Yellowstone’s volcanic condition and is an isolated incident. Thankfully, no injuries were reported.

Teton Reflections

Sometimes nature asks you to just sit still for a moment and enjoy. Make sure to listen. 🎥: Naturalist guide Dave Green