Naturalist-Guided Snowshoe Tour in Grand Teton National Park
Explore winter’s quieter side with a naturalist who helps you read the landscape
Duration
4 hrs
Ideal For
Up to 7 people
Includes
Guide, snowshoes, snacks
Highlights
Step into Grand Teton National Park’s snowy backcountry on a guided snowshoe outing shaped around your group’s interests. Explore open terrain or sheltered forest, with a route chosen to suit the day’s conditions.
- Decode animal tracks and discover how wildlife uses winter habitats
- Learn about snow science and winter ecology from your naturalist guide
- Explore with guides certified as Wilderness First Responders through an 80-hour first aid course
What's Included
- Snowshoes, trekking poles, and overboot gaiters
- Trailside snacks and hot beverages
- Water in a reusable bottle to keep
- Binoculars, spotting scopes, and hands-on visual aids
- Transportation from Jackson in a winter-equipped vehicle with a guaranteed window seat
Important details
- Public tours are for ages 9+. Children under 9 require a private tour.
- Park entry is not included in the listed price. Bring your park pass if you have one; otherwise, you can purchase one during the tour.
- Guide gratuity is not included in the listed price. An optional customary tip is 15–20% of the tour price.
- For the small private group option, arriving with more than 5 people incurs an additional fee; the amount is not specified.
Cancellation Policy
10% of the tour cost is non-refundable. Cancellations within 48 hours of departure forfeit the full tour cost. In unsafe conditions, the operator will work with you to reschedule or make it right.
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FAQs
No previous snowshoeing experience is needed. Public snowshoe tours move at a leisurely, conversational pace with stops for photos and learning. Your guide shares tips to make snowshoeing easier.
Yes, hotel pickup is available for private tours. Public tours include pickup and drop-off at the designated Jackson meeting location.
Wear warm, water-resistant layers, insulated waterproof winter boots, warm ski socks, snow pants, a winter hat, and gloves. Bring goggles or sunglasses and a camera.
Meeting details
Town Public Parking Garage, 150 West Simpson Avenue
