Adventure brief
2 Day Bear & Wolf Private Safari Tour
Join a two-day wildlife safari in Teton Village, Wyoming, led by expert naturalists. Witness wolves, grizzly bears, and iconic Yellowstone landmarks in their natural setting on this immersive adventure.
In the rugged wilderness surrounding Teton Village, Wyoming, Jackson Hole Wildlife Safaris offers an intimate look into the heart of Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks. Over two days, guests venture into pristine landscapes where towering peaks, expansive valleys, and bubbling thermal features set the scene. The trip's highlight is the chance to witness iconic species like wolves and grizzly bears in their natural environment, guided by expert naturalists who bring years of local knowledge and wildlife tracking skills.
Starting early each day, participants travel in small groups with top-tier equipment, ensuring comfort and safety as they navigate diverse terrain—from leafy forest floors to open meadows. Along the way, landmarks like Old Faithful geyser and the Grand Tetons offer dramatic backdrops for unforgettable moments. This safari isn’t just about wildlife—it’s a comprehensive immersion into the area’s ecological and geological marvels, blending close encounters with the region’s iconic sites.
The guides’ ability to read animal signs, combined with the region’s stunning vistas, makes this a standout adventure for nature lovers seeking genuine wilderness experiences. Whether you're a seasoned wildlife enthusiast or new to the outdoors, Jackson Hole Wildlife Safaris’s two-day safari promises a compelling blend of adventure and education. Their commitment to responsible tourism ensures that these wildlife encounters and natural landmarks remain pristine for future generations.
Specializing in small-group outings, they craft personalized journeys that foster memorable connections with Wyoming’s wild side, making this safari an essential addition to any Wyoming adventure.
Adventure tips
Plan your experience.
Curated tips for an optimal adventure.
- 01Dress in layersessential
Wyoming weather can change quickly; layering ensures comfort throughout the day.
- 02Bring binocularsessential
High-quality binoculars improve wildlife sightings, especially at a distance.
- 03Stay quiet and patientinfo
Wildlife viewing often depends on silence and patience—listen carefully and observe quietly.
- 04Book in advancewarning
This popular two-day tour fills quickly, so reserve your spot early.
Recommended gear
What to bring.
Warm layers
To stay comfortable during varying temperatures and outdoor conditions.
spring|summer|fall|winterEssentialBinoculars
For better wildlife sightings at a distance.
EssentialCamera with zoom lens
Capture stunning shots of wildlife and landscapes.
Sun protection
Hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen help protect against strong Wyoming sun.
summerLocal insights
Context for the journey.
Nearby secrets
Oxbow Bend for stunning sunrise reflections, Schwabacher’s Landing for quiet wildlife encounters
Local fauna
elk, bald eagles
Historic heritage
Yellowstone was established as the first national park in 1872, setting a precedent for conservation efforts worldwide.
Mindful exploration
Jackson Hole Wildlife Safaris emphasizes responsible wildlife viewing practices to protect the area’s natural ecosystems.
Photography tips
Capture the moments
- Viewpoints
- Oxbow Bend, Moran Junction, Schwabacher’s Landing
- Subjects
- wildlife in action, thermal features, mountain vistas
- Best times
- early morning for soft light, late afternoon for vibrant colors
Frequently asked questions
Before you go.
What wildlife might I see on the safari?
Guests have a good chance to see wolves, bears, elk, deer, and possibly moose depending on the season and wildlife activity.
Is prior experience necessary?
No prior experience is needed—guides provide all the necessary information and equipment.
How physically demanding is the trip?
It involves some walking and vehicle stops; participants should be comfortable standing for periods but no strenuous activity is required.
What should I wear?
Layered clothing suited to outdoor conditions, plus sturdy footwear, is recommended.
How far in advance should I book?
Given the popularity of this tour, it's best to reserve at least a few weeks ahead during peak seasons.
Are meals included?
Typically, meals are not included, but guides can advise on nearby dining options or bring snacks for the journey.