- Mormon Row Historic District - Mormon Row Historic District was home to many mormon homesteaders. We will learn about their history and walk around their houses and barns, including the iconic Moulten Barns!
- Schwabacher Landing - We will walk along this offshoot of the Snake River to look for moose, muskrat, and birds, and enjoy stunning views of the mountains in reflective beaver ponds.
- Oxbow Bend - Oxbow Bend is a bend in the Snake River that was incredibly important to indigenous people. Grizzly bears frequent this area, so we’ll spend some time here with out binoculars at the ready!
- Signal Mountain Summit Road - We’ll drive to the top of Signal Mountain for views of the whole park. In the summer, wildflowers abound at the top!
- Two Ocean Lake Trailhead - Two Ocean Lake is one of our favorite places to stop for lunch and we often see bears and moose having lunch there as well!
- Jenny Lake - Jenny Lake, Moran, Wyoming
- Menor’s Ferry Historical Trail - The Menor brothers selected this location for their ferry and general store. See what they built and learn about their history in the area. We may also visit the Church or the Transfiguration.
- Moose Wilson Road - Look for wildlife along the Moose Wilson road!
- Park Entry Fees
- Lunch Included
- Expert Field Guides
- Binoculars & Spotting Scopes Provided
- Gratuity for guides - If you had a great day, a 10-20% tip is appreciated!
Day excursions at Grand Teton are brimming with customized excitement for you and your kin. Our experts are adept at tailoring the day based on your preferences. We will make stops at mountain view points, meadows filled with alpine lakes and more! Look out for wildlife like moose, elk, grizzly bears, and wolves as we navigate through the park!
Grand Teton National Park is counted among the world’s most breathtaking and unforgettable scenes. The park’s past is enriched with cultural elements such as homesteads and cattle ranches that are a delight for exploration and photography. Travel a path paved by the Civilian Conservation Corps or perhaps one used by Native Americans or fur trappers in the early 1800s.
Throughout the journey, we’ll pause for a tasteful picnic lunch or dinner. Our guides will impart tales about the park’s cultural and geological past, along with insights into the local plant and animal life and other fascinating facts.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
