Explore Yellowstone Winter Photo Safari Guided Tour
Customize a private winter photo safari in Yellowstone with a photographer guide
Duration
5 Hours, 8-10 Hours
Ideal For
Up to 3 people
Includes
Snacks, Water refills, Guide
Highlights
Explore Yellowstone National Park in winter on a private, custom photo tour guided by an experienced photographer. Focus on the scenes and subjects you want, with support from camera setup to composition.
- Choose a half-day (5-hour) or full-day (8–10 hour) private tour
- Learn from a photographer guide, from scouting locations to composing shots
- Drive between Gardiner and Cooke City during winter road closures
- Tailor the route and photography focus to your goals and experience level
- Shoot from near the SUV with minimal time spent far from the vehicle
- Refuel with snacks and water-bottle refills, plus a picnic lunch on full-day tours
What's Included
- Photographer guide
- Snacks
- Water bottle refills
- Picnic lunch (full-day tours only)
Things to know
Winter season runs Nov 1 to May 12, and driving is limited between Gardiner and Cooke City until interior roads begin to open. Not wheelchair accessible; other movement limitations may be accommodated. Dress for extreme cold, with substantial winter boots and layers.
Cancellation Policy
Payment in full is required at booking. Cancel 180+ days before: full refund less $150 fee. Cancel 90–180 days: 75% refund less $150 fee. Cancel within 90 days: no refund. Tours will not be canceled for inclement weather.
FAQs
Bring a valid National Park Pass or a debit/credit card to purchase your pass for park entry. Park entrance fees are not included.
Plan on hotel pick-up in Gardiner, Montana. Pick-ups from other locations are handled case-by-case and must be confirmed 24 hours in advance. Arrive 15 minutes before your scheduled start time.
Dress in warm layers and bring substantial winter boots; temperatures can drop to 30 degrees below zero Fahrenheit. Bring a water bottle, sunscreen, suitable shoes for hiking, and a photo ID.
Meeting details
Yellowstone National Park