Private Yellowstone Wildlife Sightseeing Tour in Idaho booking from $1200.00

Private Yellowstone Wildlife Sightseeing Tour

Overview

Spend the day looking for wildlife throughout Yellowstone, focusing on Yellowstone’s Northern loop. You will visit areas such as Lamar or Haden Valley for the chance to see bears, wolves, coyotes, bison, elk, and pronghorn. You will also explore river corridors, valleys, forests, and other habitats looking for other animals including, bighorn sheep, mountain goats, river otters, and other species. While traveling through these area you will also have a chance to enjoy the scenic vistas these animals call home. (This trip is your best chance to see a bear or wolf but no guarantees.)

City: Idaho

Mon 24 Feb

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Starting at $1200.00

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Mon 24 Feb

Starting at $1200.00

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What's Included

Private transportation

Soda/Pop

Choose between a roast beef, turkey, ham, veggie, and a pb&j sandwich as part of your picnic style lunch.

Bottled water

Spotting Scope

Snacks

Binoculars

Additional Info

Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness

What To Expect

Lamar Valley

Travel across Lamar Valley, also known as the American Serengeti looking for bison, elk, pronghorn, wolves, and bears.

Mammoth Hot Springs

Make a stop to look into the canyon and serch for bighorn sheep, peregrine falcons, osprey, and other animals that make these cliffs there home.

Petrified Tree

Take a stop here to look at a 50million old redwood tree and search for black bears at the same time.

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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Reviews (57)

Sue_L

Jun 2022

Brian was an excellent guide. Very personable, knowledgeable and enthusiastic. We saw bears, a wolf, lots of bison, a marmot, mountain goat, and beautiful scenery. He explained about the different land areas, and seemed to enjoy the experience right along with us. We wholeheartedly recommend this tour.

H6952XMmarl

Jun 2022

Amazing wildlife tour, we saw bears with cubs, grizzlies with cubs, a puppy wolf yup, never seen that in my life it was absolutely amazing, a pronghorn with a baby, bisons with red dogs so stinking cute, a red fox in a mountain covered with snow silently waiting to capture his prey, a bald eagle perched on a tree, mountain goats and yeah a baby mountain goat it was beautiful. The experience that our guide Scott gave us was the best, this guy was knowledgeable and he had a great personality, he knew everything about the park, he spotted animals from far away just with his naked eye, he also introduced me to the wolf world expert Rick McIntyre it was an honor and a pleasure to have met this incredible human being that knows everything about wolves. I would recommend this private tour to everyone that is interested in being alive and that enjoys nature because really that’s all we have in this wonderful world! Thank you Scott!

maryrE1262QR

Jun 2022

I highly recommend this company for any tours of Yellowstone. I did two Wildlife Tours with Tied to Nature at the end of May, 2022. The first was with guide Scott, and the second was with Adam and John. I booked the first tour for the group I was traveling with. The second was just for me when the rest of the group decided to go to Bozeman. The guides were incredible spotters. They’d see a shadow move somewhere in their peripheral vision and know not only that it was an animal, but what type of animal it was. They were also extremely knowledgeable about all aspects of the Park - geology, biology, a little physics (the geysers), and chemistry. They not only live near the Park, they LOVE the Park and all things related to it, and it shows in their enthusiasm, curiosity, and the breadth of detail they relay. The guides were equipped with spotting scopes and set them up in a flash so you could get a close up of the critters, which were sometimes right on the road, and sometimes a mile or more away. The scopes also allowed for great pictures and videos. The vehicles were roomy and clean. The guides were diligent is seeing to your comfort and made sure you had all the breaks you needed to relieve yourself. The snacks and drinks were varied and plentiful. The packed lunches were substantial. They vans were driven safely and with confidence by the guides. Wildlife spotting is always a gamble. You’re at the mercy of the animals, who may or may not cooperate. I can tell you, if there’s an animal out there, this bunch will find it for you. We happened to be in Yellowstone in what I think is the ideal time for wildlife. All the animals were moving down to the valley and had their newborns and young ones with them. What we saw included grizzly bear (with cubs), black bear (with cubs), wolves (with pups), coyotes (with pups), bison (with calves), pronghorn, mountain goats, big horn sheep, elk, moose, bald eagle, golden eagle, osprey, ground squirrels, mule deer, ravens, magpies, and red-tailed hawks. Basically, best time ever!

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