• West Yellowstone - Guests are picked up at 6AM from the West Yellowstone Visitor Center and transported through Yellowstone National Park to Big Sky.
• Big Sky - Guests are collected at 7AM behind the BASE Community Center and driven through the picturesque Gallatin River Canyon to Bozeman.
• Bozeman - Guests are picked up at 8:15AM at Cafe M on East Main Street in Bozeman.
• Paradise Valley - Travel through Montana’s Paradise Valley, observing wildlife along the Yellowstone River.
• Roosevelt Arch - Pass through the iconic Roosevelt Arch in Gardiner, Montana. Pause to learn about the history of Yellowstone’s Original Entrance, take photos, and create lasting memories.
• Yellowstone National Park - Enter through the North Gate of Yellowstone National Park. The entry fee is $20 per person. An America the Beautiful Pass covers entry for up to four people in your group.
• Lamar Valley - Known as the Serengeti of North America, Yellowstone’s Lamar Valley is home to rare wildlife. Stop by the roadside to observe wolves, bison, coyotes, bighorn sheep, elk, and more using spotting scopes and binoculars. Enjoy the rich wildlife against the winter landscape.
• Petrified Tree - Make a brief stop at the Petrified Tree.
• Mammoth Hot Springs Terraces - Walk along the boardwalks at Mammoth Hot Springs. This steamy feature, surrounded by snowcapped mountains, is a winter home for elk and bison.
• Old Gardiner Road - Discover the Old Yellowstone Road, abundant with wildlife. This is the lowest elevation area in Yellowstone where wildlife find sustenance during the harsh winter.
• Paradise Valley - Depart Yellowstone, traveling back through Paradise Valley to Bozeman.
• Bozeman - Arrive back in Bozeman at 4PM to drop off guests.
• Big Sky - Return to Big Sky at 5PM to drop off guests.
• West Yellowstone - Arrive back in West Yellowstone at 6PM to drop off guests.

• Binoculars for viewing wildlife at a safe distance
• Spotting Scope for viewing wildlife at a distance
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Lunch
• Snacks
• Tea and coffee
• Bottled water
• Carbonated beverages

• Entrance fees
• Gratuities

Yellowstone Hiking Guides is a well-established, local tour operator providing highly-rated adventures in Yellowstone National Park. Their Winter Wildlife Tours are available from February to April.

Winter in Yellowstone is an enchanting season. Dress warmly in layers as the guides focus on spotting wolves and other elusive animals. Utilize their binoculars to observe foxes hunting in the snow and bison enduring the winter elements.

They provide lunch, snacks, and both hot and cold beverages. Allow them to offer you an exceptional experience on one of their group tours. They pick up guests in West Yellowstone (6AM), Big Sky (7AM), and Bozeman (8AM).

Key attractions in the Park include the Roosevelt Arch, the Lamar Valley, Mammoth Hot Springs terraces, and the Old Gardiner Road. The tour also travels through the picturesque Paradise Valley, which hosts winter wildlife outside of Yellowstone National Park.

They eagerly anticipate hosting you and your group to showcase Yellowstone’s winter wildlife and breathtaking scenic beauty.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.