Grand Teton Winter Wildlife Photography Tour
Build photography skills on a private winter safari in Grand Teton
Duration
4-5 hours
Ideal For
Up to 6 people
Includes
Hotel pickup, breakfast, snacks
Highlights
Explore Grand Teton National Park on a private winter wildlife safari with a professional photography guide. Develop landscape and wildlife photography skills through hands-on instruction.
- Explore the park by van with time outside for photography and instruction
- Learn photography fundamentals including gear, lighting, and composition
- Practice creative direction for landscape and wildlife photography
- Photograph changing winter conditions while looking for wildlife
What's Included
- Pickup and return from eligible properties
- Professional photography guide
- Private safari
- Breakfast
- Locally sourced snacks
- Water bottle
- Ultra-high-definition binoculars and spotting scopes
Important details
- Pickup is limited to properties in Teton Village, Wilson, Aspens, Amangani, Spring Creek, and Town of Jackson
- Wait in your property lobby a few minutes before pickup and allow an extra 5–10 minutes for possible guide delays
- Bring personal camera equipment, warm layers, a weather jacket, and comfortable winter walking boots
- Bring a child safety seat for each child under age 8; guides cannot install car seats
- Sign a waiver before departure
- National Park entrance fees are not included and apply to travelers age 16 and older
- Non-US resident fees apply: $100 per person and $250 per America the Beautiful Pass, not included in the listed price
- Guide gratuity is not included; customary gratuity is 15%–20%
- A credit-card processing fee applies; the amount is not specified
Cancellation Policy
Free cancellation up to 48 hours before departure. Within 48 hours, bookings are non-refundable.
FAQs
This introductory workshop is designed for photographers who feel comfortable navigating their own camera equipment.
Dress in warm layers for changing conditions. Bring a hat, sunglasses, a rain, wind, or snow jacket, comfortable winter walking boots, personal camera equipment, and any personal items you need. A small daypack is optional.
Photography opportunities depend on weather and wildlife activity. Your private safari timing may change to accommodate daylight or wildlife viewing conditions.