Wildlife Tours
Grizzly Bear stroll at Sunset
© Wild by Nature Gallery
With its close proximity to Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Park, West Yellowstone
is a prime departure point for wildlife viewing and photography tours. This amazing ecosystem
covers 14 million acres, including seven national forests and three national wildlife refuges.
Studies reveal that over 40,000 large mammals inhabit the region. During the summer months,
visitors are likely to view many of the different species in their travels and adventures in the region.
During winter, some animals migrate to warmer areas while others , such as bears, ground squirrels,
and marmots hibernate instead. Numerous species, such as bald eagles, bison, mule deer, moose, coyotes,
and elk, simply perservere through the long winter months until spring arrives. No matter what time of
year your travels bring you to the region, there are plenty of opportunities to view the amazing wildlife
of the region.
Wildlife Tours Listings: (add your listing)
Jim Laybourn's Wyoming Photo Experience
Explore & Photograph the Yellowstone region's amazing wildlife & scenery on world class wildlife safaris to Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Park.
(307) 413-3777
Yellowstone Wildlife Safaris from Flying Pig
See Yellowstone's wild animals up-close led by naturalists from the Yellowstone Association. Then, come enjoy horseback rides, cookouts, hiking, rafting & more family fun.
(866) 807-0744
West Yellowstone, MT Weather
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Other pages you might find helpful:
Grand Teton & Wyoming Wildlife
Grand Teton is home to a large diversity of Wyoming wildlife.
Whitewater Slalom
Updated slalom whitewater events and races.
