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Premium Wildlife and Photography Safaris into Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks. Join and experienced Jackson Hole guide on the trip of a lifetime!
As the temperatures cool and the crowds begin to thin, fall is the ideal time to book an adventure with Jackson Hole Wildlife Safaris!
There’s no better way to soak in the season’s beauty than exploring the our national parks with a knowledgeable local who can curate your ideal experience. We can’t wait to see you!
📸: Naturalist guide Greg Harlow
These are the days we start dreaming of fall 🍁
Before we know it, the aspen trees will blaze golden hues across the valley and the crisp, mountain air surrounds us.
As the wildlife enjoy the cooler temps and we enjoy the thinning crowds, this is the perfect time to visit our national parks and embark on a wildlife safari!
Summer is still in full swing!
Our warm days and cool nights are a delight during this time of year. The fair weather makes for perfect summer days on the water or hiking our endless trails, and cool nights are for cozying up by a campfire with good friends and family. Our cool morning and evening hours are our windows for stunning wildlife sightings.
Continue summer celebrations with us on a tour exploring Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Park!
📸: Naturalist guide Bob Adams
When the summer crowds ramp up, take time to slow down and breathe.
Jackson Hole Wildlife Safaris knows how to give you the park experience you crave, whether it’s navigating the popular hotspots or finding quiet solitude.
Book now to secure the highlight of your vacation!
📸: Naturalist guide Dave Green
Come experience Yellowstone and the American Serengeti. We can’t wait to see you there!
📸: Naturalist guide Aidan Moore
Eruption in Yellowstone’s Biscuit Basin today 07/23/2024 at 10:19am.
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.
Do you see what I see?
An impressive bachelor herd of elk appear atop a hill in Grand Teton. Their antlers are already an impressive size, but they are still growing!
They may be traveling buddies now, but come September they will not be so friendly with one another as they compete for breeding rights.
For now, we’ll enjoy seeing these bachelors together on our tours!
📸: Naturalist guide Greg Harlow
Visiting Jackson Hole is an experience bathed in natural beauty from beginning to end. Explore the rugged landscape punctuated with rich human history.
Join us at Jackson Hole Wildlife Safaris for an adventure you won’t forget!
📸: Naturalist guide Greg Harlow
Happy Fourth of July from Jackson Hole Wildlife Safaris! 🇺🇸
Visiting our magnificent national parks in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem? Hiring a professional guiding company is the way to go to navigate the wild and varied landscapes that are bursting with jaw-dropping vistas, wildlife, and fascinating human history!
At Jackson Hole Wildlife Safaris, our expert guides are ready to lead you through the wilds of Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks, making sure your explorations are as efficient and relaxing as can be.
Book now and get ready to embark on an adventure to remember!
📸: Naturalist guide Jordan Epstein
What’s cuter than a brand new moose calf?
It’s that time of year when new life is brought into the ecosystem. While they are taking their first steps and learning about their big new world, we can’t help but fall for these adorable newcomers!
By late summer, they’ll be unrecognizable as they grow into their darker coats and shed the baby fur. They grow up so fast!
📸: Naturalist guide Aidan Moore
Our team just finished up our annual Track and Sign training, learning how to read the landscape to tell the story of what wildlife species passed by and what they were up to.
This is an exciting skill to have if you spend any time in the outdoors. A seemingly empty forest comes alive with the presence of past critters who moved through before you. It’s more than just tracks in the ground, it’s intimate knowledge of a species and their habits:
A tree with scrapes in the bark is where an elk rubbed his antlers.
A torn up log in the ground was a bear buffet of tasty termites.
A subtle depression in the grass was a moose bed in the recent past.
Come along on one of our Track and Sign tours in Grand Teton and learn about the wildlife in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem on a whole other level!
📸: Naturalist guide Greg Harlow
Sometimes nature asks you to just sit still for a moment and enjoy. Make sure to listen.
🎥: Naturalist guide Dave Green
We’d like to with a happy Mother’s Day to all our loving moms out there!
We see the special love that only mothers can give across all countries, cultures, and even species! All of the wild mothers of the Yellowstone Ecosystem remind us of this unique bond every day.
To all the mothers of today, mothers to be, mothers at heart, and mothers who are no longer with us, you are irreplaceable, and we couldn’t do it without you.
Happy Mother’s Day!
📸: Naturalist guide Dwight Vasel
What a show we had last night!!
A stunning display of the Northern Lights was visible in Jackson Hole and captivated onlookers. We can’t think of a better stage for this event!
Were you lucky enough to see them? We’d love to see your photos in the comments!
📸: Naturalist guide Greg Harlow
One of our happy groups visiting the famous Mormon Row!
Exploring Jackson Hole lets you step into the Old West, and never fails to provide beautiful views and big smiles.
We love sharing these special spots in the park with you, and we hope you’ll join us to discover why we love it here so much 🤠
📸: Naturalist guide Greg Harlow
Winter isn’t quite over yet- we got some fresh snow!
People have mixed feelings about this, but the bears always seem to make the most of it. Summer will be here before we know it!
Traveling with curious kids who are excited by the outdoors?
A safari with Jackson Hole Wildlife Safaris is the perfect activity for your family!
How fast can a moose run? How old is that mountain? What do bears eat? Our naturalist guides are bursting with cool facts about animals and the landscape around us that will entertain and thrill for the morning, afternoon, or the whole day!
The Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem is a world-class haven for photographers of all levels, which is why we offer this top of the line 3-Day Photography Workshop!
Grab your photography gear and head out on an adventure of a lifetime in search of breathtaking scenery and wildlife encounters that are a photographer’s dream.
Lead by a professional photography guide with almost 10 years of guiding experience in the region, winner of 2022 Best of Jackson Hole Wildlife Guide, plus an impressive resume of professional photography experience, you will receive premium photography instruction and first-class customer service.
Don’t let this opportunity pass you by! 📸
Let’s find some animals!
Spring is an exciting time to go wildlife watching in Jackson Hole- as the snow melts and the vegetation rebounds, the valley experiences a reawakening. Local wildlife return to the valley to graze and others emerge from hibernation, ready to begin again.
We love to get out into the middle of it all and we hope you come with us!
All aboard- we’re going on an adventure!
Let Jackson Hole Wildlife Safaris take you on a wild ride while you explore our national parks!
The summer season is busy, so make sure you plan ahead and book your adventure with us in advance!
📸: Naturalist guide Lee Ramella
Imagine you’re here, on a tour with Jackson Hole Wildlife Safaris!
When you book a tour with us, expect smiles all around! Our guides love what they do, and our spectacular ecosystem never disappoints.
Don’t wait- reserve your adventure now!
📸: Naturalist guide Jocelyn Stokes
We’re gearing up for the summer season!
Exploring the national parks with a guide gives you a premium wildlife experience. With top-notch viewing tools and a wealth of information on every aspect of the area, booking a trip with Jackson Hole Wildlife Safaris will give you the adventure of a lifetime!
📸: naturalist guide Greg Harlow
Traveling to Jackson Hole and don’t know what to pack? You’re not alone- our weather here can be very unpredictable!
That’s why we put together a guide to help you plan ahead. You’ll be glad you did!
When visiting a new place, it can be overwhelming to know how to pack effectively. Here is our guide for dressing for success in the GYE!
Prey are not defenseless.
A cow elk chases off a couple of coyotes who were checking out the situation. Coyotes typically do not bother elk, but under the right conditions with heavy snow and a very weak or sick elk, they may take their chances.
More than likely, however, these coyotes were more interested in what was under the snow that the elk kicked up as they grazed. That will help them to hunt voles and other rodents underneath! The elk didn’t appreciate being bothered before they were finished with their resting spot, and weren’t shy about letting the coyotes know.
These coyotes got the message loud and clear!
📸: Naturalist guide Monica Robinson
Mormon Row is one of the most interesting and popular highlights of Jackson Hole. You might recognize the most photographed barn in the world, the Moulton Barn, which allows you to peer into the past of the rugged pioneers that forged a new life on a vibrant homestead.
Read about the fascinating history of the early settlers that established Mormon Row here:
The American West has a history of bravery in the face of adversity. See remnants of the past at Mormon Row in Grand Teton National Park.
Don’t forget to keep your eyes to the skies! 🦅
Both bald and golden eagles can be found throughout the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, though bald eagles are far more common to spot. Bald eagles are often mistaken for golden eagles as they don’t grow in their signature white head and tail feathers until they mature at about 4-5 years old. Before then, it is very easy to confuse them!
These majestic birds are always a welcome sight in this beautiful landscape.
Fun fact: the sound that productions use for the bald eagle’s call in movies and television is rarely accurate! More often than not, you’re hearing the screech of a red-tailed hawk in lieu of the eagles true call, which is a much softer, high-pitched whistle. Not quite as commanding as the hawk!
📸: Naturalist guide Scott Mellor
Ask anybody visiting Yellowstone what they are most hoping to see and you’ll typically hear the same answer- bears! Yellowstone National Park is famous for being home to both black bears and grizzly bears, drawing people from around the world with high hopes of witnessing these incredible animals in the wild.
It’s not always easy to find them, however. Some seasons are better than others! Check out our blog to get tips on how to maximize your chances of experiencing wild bears in this beautiful ecosystem!
Remember, seeing a bear is not a guarantee. Try not to focus all of your energy on this one goal… Yellowstone is a treasure trove of wonders to delight in!
The GYE is home to both black bears and grizzly bears, making it a top destination for those seeking to experience bear sightings in the wild.
Jackson Hole Wildlife Safaris has swept the Best Wildlife Guide category for the Best of Jackson Hole winning gold, silver, AND bronze!! 🥇🥈🥉
On top of that- we won the silver award for Best Wildlife Tour! 🏆
Our passion and dedication for this incredible place we call home and for what we do clearly shines through these awards.
We couldn’t be more proud of our entire team! 🤩
A big 🎉CONGRATULATIONS🎉 to Tiffany Taxis for winning gold!
Peter Mangolds for winning silver!
And Dwight Vasel for winning bronze!
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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.
Sometimes nature asks you to just sit still for a moment and enjoy. Make sure to listen. 🎥: Naturalist guide Dave Green
⚠️Beware the fluffy cows!⚠️ This is a very good example of how not to view wildlife in the national parks. The law in the park is that you must keep and maintain a distance of 25 yards from wildlife, extending that to 100 yards for predators such as bears and wolves. This bison may look unbothered and passive, but this scene can flip in an instant. Bison can run 35mph, jump 6ft, and are known to charge. The imaginary protection of being on the boardwalk won’t help if this bull feels he’s had enough, or decides to cross it. Don’t fall for the false sense of security of paths, or follow crowd mentality. Follow park rules and keep a safe distance, and respect the wildlife! 🦬 📸: @fightingextinction
Professional naturalist guide, Ash Tallmadge talks about the willows found in Grand Teton National Park.
Grizzly 399, the matriarch of Grand Teton National Park, has been putting on quite the show with her four new cubs of the year! Its a great time for wildlife, especially babies! #grizzly399 #grizzlycubs #grandtetonnationalpark #staywildjh #jacksonhole #wildlifetour
Enjoy a spring storm in Jackson Hole from a distance. We look forward to seeing you back when it’s safe to travel! #stayhome #staywild #jacksonhole #nature #thatswy #letitsnow
Just chillin....... #stayhome #stayhealthy #churchill #polarbear
A little dose of nature from Jackson Hole. Bighorn sheep on the National Elk Refuge. Come and see us next winter and we will get you up close and personal with this very relaxed herd of sheep.
It’s always nice to get a visit from your neighbors on the weekend. #jacksonhole #staywildjh #thatswy #wildlife
Be like a swan and float through this crisis. #stayhome #stayhealthy #wildlifephotography #swans #migration #jacksonhole #staywildjh
Just a handful of beautiful sunsets to get through this! Stay safe - we hope to see you in Jackson Hole soon to enjoy a sunset together. #stayhome #jacksonhole #staywildjh #grandtetonnationalpark #staywild #thatswy #wild #wilderness
It’s a beautiful day in Jackson Hole! We hope you are all staying safe and planning future trips. When it’s safe to travel we hope to see you here. #stayhealthy #stayhome #jacksonhole #wildlife
Holy elk! 🦌This awesome time lapse was shot on safari yesterday. It’s been unusually warm for early March and a lot of snow has melted out in lower elevations, which is one trigger for elk movements. They’re not ready to leave the refuge yet, but depending on the next few weeks of snow fall, spring migration is right around the corner!! . 🎥: @safariguide307 . #elk #elkmigration #migration #herd #timelapse #elkherd #nationalelkrefuge #takeatrip #takeatour #thatswy #jacksonhole #jacksonwy #wyoming #wildlife #wildlifephotographer #visitwy #staywild #grandtetonnationalpark @visitwyoming @visitjacksonhole
Oh this day.. a perfect day for a wildlife safari. #freshsnow #blueskies #wildlife #winterwonderland #jhdreaming . . . #trumpeterswan #grandtetonnationalpark #nationalelkrefuge #mygtnp #findyourpark #wyominglife #wyoming #jacksonhole #jhdreaming #ecotourism #nature_perfection #natureatitsbest #wildlifesafari #experiencenature #iamatraveler #TLPicks #LiveTravelChannel #onlyinJH #EscapeExplore #visitjacksonhole #discover_wyoming #landscapephotography #naturephotography #naturelovers
While some of us are up with polar bears in the north...the rest of us are having a great time watching 399’s cubs wrestle and play as she sleeps beside them in #grandtetonnationalpark #bearsrule #playtime #grizzlybear #weloveourjob #naturetravel
Naturalist at Spring Creek Ranch
N. East Butte Road
Grizzly Country Wildlife Adventures
www. grizzlycountrywildlifeadventures. com
