Things to do in Wilson, Wyoming

Visit Grand Teton and Yellowstone national parks on an African safari-style program that takes you on wildlife tours during the optimum hours for wildlife sighting, and takes you to see the major natural highlights of the parks. Accommodation with breakfast is included. Detailed Itinerary Day 1: Grand Teton Dusk Adventure Start by meeting your guide at the Parkway Inn or Lexington Hotel, depending on tour dates, in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, and head out on a 4-hour Grand Teton dusk adventure. Accommodation in Jackson Hole, Wyoming Day 2: Grand Teton and Yellowstone Wildlife Your wildlife adventure will begin early to maximize wildlife viewing in Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks. Sightings on this day may include grizzly and black bears, eagles, elk, bison, wolves, pronghorn, and moose. This will also be a day filled with history, park landmarks, and world-famous scenery in Grand Teton and Yellowstone's Hayden Valley.  Lodge accommodation: Cody, Wyoming (near East Yellowstone Entrance). Day 3: Yellowstone National Park Wildlife and Scenic Upper Loop Adventure You’ll depart early to view wildlife on the way to the home of the first re-introduced wolves of Yellowstone. En route you’ll visit the beautiful Grand Canyon of Yellowstone and possibly see grizzly, black bear, wolves, coyotes, eagles, elk, bison, mule deer, bighorn sheep, and much more! Lodge accommodation in Cooke City, Montana Day 4: Wildlife Viewing in the American Serengeti and Old Faithful The final day of touring will primarily focus on the major wildlife (wolves and grizzlies) in Yellowstone’s Lamar Valley and the famous Yellowstone geyser basins, including visits to Mammoth Hot Springs and Old Faithful. The tour ends in Jackson Hole, Wyoming.

Surround yourself with the majestic natural landscape of Grand Teton National Park on a private guided tour. Bring your closest friends or family members along on this adventure designed for 3 people. Ride a snowmobile through powdery trails and keep an eye out for buffalo and other animals. Get picked up at your hotel in Jackson, Wilson, or Teton Village and drive into Grand Teton National Park. Take your time to identify wild animals, such as buffalo and moose. Arrive at the activity provider's ranch, where you'll be fitted with snow pants, jackets, gloves, and helmets. Travel up to the continental divide in Bridger-Teton National Forest and meet your guide. Receive a safety demonstration of the equipment and what to look out for on the trails during your exploration. Finally, begin your off-road adventure with a route based on your skills. Explore the area in search of trails and powder before stopping for a much-needed break. Eat a packed lunch, then get back on the trails for a while longer. Drive back to the ranch to warm up and sit around the fire for some hot chocolate. When you're ready, begin your journey back to your hotel.

Take this Winter Tour to observe numerous species of wildlife in the Grand Teton National Park. Visit a Native American Petroglyph site and the National Bighorn Sheep Interpretive Center. Savor the provided lunch at a restaurant in Dubois and take the perfect photo of a bison in front of the Tetons. Be picked up from your accommodation in Jackson, Teton Village, or Wilson and relax in an air-conditioned van on the way to the breathtaking Grand Teton National Park. Make stops to observe numerous species of wildlife and take in one of the most scenic drives the American West has to offer.  Explore with a guide who will talk to you about everything you see and stop at the National Bighorn Sheep Interpretive Center that features dioramas with full-scale taxidermy mounts which recreate the bighorn habitat.  Enjoy interactive exhibits about wildlife management and special adaptations of wild sheep, and wildlife films. Have the chance to view bighorn sheep in their wintering ground where it's not uncommon to see 200 - 300 bighorn sheep in the winter months.  Keep an eye out for the wildlife that is often encountered on this tour like bison, elk, moose, mule deer, wolves, bald and golden eagles, pronghorn, coyotes, and bighorn sheep.  Tuck into a hot lunch at a restaurant in Dubois and then travel to view prehistoric Shoshone Native American petroglyphs that are thousands of years old. Return to your accommodation at the end of your Grand Teton experience.