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    Grand Teton Wildlife & Stargazing Sunset Tour

    Watch Grand Teton shift from sunset safari to guided stargazing with dinner included

    4.9 stars• 81 reviews

    Duration

    Up to 8-9 hours

    Ideal For

    3-13 people

    Includes

    Dinner, pickup, stargazing

    Highlights

    Explore Grand Teton National Park from late day into night with an expert wildlife guide and a stargazing leader. Wrap up your safari with a sit-down dinner, then view celestial objects through a large telescope.

    • Search for wildlife as the park transitions from day to night
    • Learn about the region’s geology and history from your guide
    • Dine at Dornan’s or Signal Mountain Lodge
    • Stargaze for up to two hours with Wyoming Stargazing telescopes
    • Spot planets, star clusters, nebulae, and galaxies when conditions allow
    • Reschedule or switch plans if weather affects the stargazing portion

    What's Included

    • Knowledgeable guides
    • Pickup to/from the property
    • Sit-down dinner at Dornan’s or Signal Mountain Lodge
    • Snacks
    • Water
    • High-powered binoculars
    • Spotting scopes
    • Large telescope

    Things to know

    Guide gratuity and park entrance fees are not included. Payment in full includes a 10% nonrefundable deposit; an additional 6% nonrefundable online booking fee may apply, and rebooking may add a 5% administration fee.

    Cancellation Policy

    Payment collected in full includes a 10% nonrefundable deposit. If you cancel within 48 hours of start, no refund. If weather blocks some or all typical stargazing objects, a partial refund of up to 90% may be issued; 6% online booking fee is nonrefundable. Rebooking at your request adds a 5% admin fee.

    Product ID: AR4E68

    FAQs

    Dress for fast-changing temperatures, even in summer. Wear long pants, a warm jacket, closed-toe shoes with thick socks, and a hat, and bring an extra layer. You’ll have snacks and water, and you can bring your own beverages and snacks if you’d like.

    Most telescopes used for stargazing require a ladder to reach the eyepiece.

    Yes. If you book a group/public wildlife or stargazing program and your group size is fewer than 4, at least one other person from another group must also sign up for that day/night for the program to run.

    Meeting details

    700 Coyote Canyon Road, Jackson, WY 83001

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