Winter in Yellowstone Wildlife Tour

We pick up guests at 6AM at the West Yellowstone Visitor Center and drive through Yellowstone National Park to Big Sky.

We pick up guests at 7AM behind the BASE Community Center and drive through the scenic Gallatin River Canyon to Bozeman.

We pick up guests at 8:15AM at Cafe M in Bozeman on East Main Street.

Drive through Montana's Paradise Valley, spotting wildlife along the Yellowstone River.

Drive through the famous Roosevelt Arch in Gardiner, Montana. Stop to learn about the history of Yellowstone's Original Entrance. Take photos and leave with memories.

We enter the North Gate of Yellowstone National Park. The cost is $20 per person. If you have an America the Beautiful Pass it will cover the entry cost for up to four people in your travel group.

Yellowstone's Lamar Valley, also known as the Serengeti of North America, is home to rare wildlife. Stop along the roadside to view wolves, bison, coyote, bighorn sheep, elk and more through spotting scopes and binoculars. Enjoy abundant wildlife on the winter landscape.

We stop briefly at the Petrified Tree.

Take a stroll along the boardwalks at Mammoth Hot Springs. The steamy feature surrounded by snowcapped mountains is home to elk and bison during winter months.

Explore the Old Yellowstone Road teeming with wildlife. This is the lowest elevation spot in Yellowstone where wildlife find food during the harsh winter months.

Leave Yellowstone behind, driving back through the Paradise Valley to Bozeman.

Return to Bozeman at 4PM and drop off guests.

Return to Big Sky at 5PM and drop off guests.

Return to West Yellowstone at 6PM and drop off guests.