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Winter Tours

We offer private, single-day, custom Yellowstone National Park winter tours, as well as all-inclusive multi-day packages, focusing on the wolves and other wildlife wintering on the Northern Range of Yellowstone National Park. To read more information about the wildlife in the park during winter, scroll to the informational section at the bottom of the page. 

6 Day Winter Wolf Watching Package From $2650

This all-inclusive wolf watching package is the ultimate way to experience Yellowstone’s abundant wildlife and pristine beauty, each evening enjoying the comforts of your lodge, hearty meals and presentations from local experts.

12/22/24 – 12/27/24 – FULL

2/2/25 – 2/7/25ONE SPOT JUST OPENED UP!

3/2/25 – 3/7/25 – FULL

3/2/25 – 3/7/25 – Due to popular demand, we’ve added a second package!  SPACE AVAILABLE!

Wolves & Winter Wonders 6-Day Package From $3050

Discover the extraordinary in our enhanced Winter Wolf Package! This new package includes an entire day exploring the Old Faithful and surrounding thermal areas via a private snowcoach. Immerse yourself in the ultimate all-inclusive adventure, where wolves, wildlife, and winter wonders converge.

1/19/25 – 1/24/25 – FULL

1/26/25 – 1/31/25 – FULL

1/26/25 – 1/31/25 – Due to popular demand, we’ve added another package!  5 spots still available!

2/16/25 – 2/21/25 – FULL

Learn more about Yellowstone's winter wildlife and landscapes

The deep snows of winter have pushed Yellowstone’s iconic wildlife down in an elevational migration into the wintering grounds of the Lamar Valley and lower Yellowstone Canyons. Thousands of elk and bison, along with moose, bighorn sheep, white-tailed and mule deer, and pronghorn have filtered out of the higher mountains of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem and have concentrated in the lower valleys and grasslands where winter is less extreme. Winter can be tough on these grazing animals, and partially because of that, this is when and where Yellowstone’s wolves and other carnivores thrive. This is the season of the wolves!