Yellowstone Winter Wildlife Safari
Search Yellowstone’s winter Northern Range with a professional naturalist guide
Duration
6–11 hours
Ideal For
Up to 8 people
Includes
Guide, lunch, binoculars
Highlights
Explore Yellowstone’s winter Northern Range on a small-group wildlife safari led by a professional naturalist guide. With only 50 miles of park roads open to regular vehicles from November through April, this tour focuses on a distinctive winter corridor where routes adapt to current wildlife sightings, weather, and road conditions.
- Search for wolves, coyotes, elk, bison, moose, deer, birds, and small mammals
- Travel through mountains and valleys between Gardiner and Yellowstone’s Northeast Gate
- Take in winter landscapes across the Northern Range
What's Included
- Professional naturalist guide
- Catered picnic lunch
- Assorted snack basket
- Hot and cold non-alcoholic beverages
- Use of binoculars and spotting scopes
Important details
- Ages 8+ only
- Sign a waiver before departure
- Yellowstone National Park entrance fees apply for ages 16+ and vary by residency. Non-U.S. resident charges listed are $100 per person and $250 per America the Beautiful Pass
Cancellation Policy
Cancel at least 48 hours before departure for a full refund. Bookings cancelled within 48 hours of departure are non-refundable.
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FAQs
Your winter wildlife safari has a maximum of 8 guests per vehicle.
Dress in warm, adjustable layers with a waterproof, breathable outer shell. Bring a wool or fleece hat, mittens or gloves, and warm winter boots for walking. Conditions can change throughout the day, and you will be in and out of the vehicle.
Bring sunglasses, a rain, wind, or snow jacket, personal items such as medications and lip balm, and a camera. A small daypack is optional. Bring your National Park pass if you have one.