8-Night Wild Buffalo, the Tetons, and Yellowstone

Day 2

Included Unique Activities

2-Hr Horseback Trail Ride

Enjoy a guided horseback ride atop the East Gros Ventre Butte with Spring Creek Ranch’s Castagno Outfitters. Take in unique views of the Teton Range, the town of Jackson and the surrounding area from atop your well-trained steed. 

Overnight Location

Jackson, Wyoming

Perched more than 1.2 miles above sea level, the Town of Jackson was at once cowboy and cosmopolitan. On Town Square, log cabins from the 19th century share the boardwalk with prime examples of contemporary Western architecture.  Locally-owned boutiques with runway fashions rub elbows with Western shops stocking t-shirts and lariats. Galleries abound with artwork as diverse as downtown itself, from historic scenes of Mountain Men to abstractions by blue-chip masters. A plethora of restaurants plates a commensurate array of culinary adventures, from choice meats sourced locally to culinary creativity rivaling most metropolises.

Day 3

Included Unique Activities

Yellowstone Old Faithful and Lower Loop

Your guided Yellowstone National Park tour showcases the majesty of the 3,500 square-mile wilderness that is Yellowstone. You'll observe wildlife like elk, bison, antelope, and perhaps bears, as well as take in stunning geyser basins. The day begins by passing through Grand Teton National Park, taking time to stop and observe wildlife along the way. Then continuing on to Yellowstone National Park, with stops at Old Faithful, Yellowstone Lake, The Upper and Lower Falls, and Grand Canyon of Yellowstone. You'll learn about the park’s history, geology, wildfires and wildlife from a knowledgeable guide. Your tour will last approximately 10-12 hours and will include a picnic style lunch that will be served by your guide. 

Overnight Location

Jackson, Wyoming

Perched more than 1.2 miles above sea level, the Town of Jackson was at once cowboy and cosmopolitan. On Town Square, log cabins from the 19th century share the boardwalk with prime examples of contemporary Western architecture.  Locally-owned boutiques with runway fashions rub elbows with Western shops stocking t-shirts and lariats. Galleries abound with artwork as diverse as downtown itself, from historic scenes of Mountain Men to abstractions by blue-chip masters. A plethora of restaurants plates a commensurate array of culinary adventures, from choice meats sourced locally to culinary creativity rivaling most metropolises.

Day 4

Suggested Sightseeing

Granite Hot Springs, Wyoming

Granite Hot Springs is a magical place located about 40 minutes south of the town of Jackson. Wind your way through Hoback Canyon and drive up Granite Canyon about 8 miles. Signs will direct you up this cute little path where this developed hot spring pool awaits you, ready to wash away all the stress of the day. As you submerge yourself in the 100+ degree water, the sound of the wind in the trees and the view of the rocky cliffs and thick forest around you gives you a sense of peace. Granite Hot Springs does vary in temperature, with colder water in the springtime during melt-off and warmer waters during the late summer and early winter. There are also small changing rooms and a minimal fee for entrance. This is a great day activity for the kids and there is a bonus waterfall just below the hot springs that is a great picnic spot!

National Elk Refuge, Jackson, Wyoming

The National Elk Refuge is a Wildlife Refuge located in Jackson Hole in the U.S. state of Wyoming. It was created in 1912 to protect habitat and provide sanctuary for one of the largest elk herds on Earth

Grand Teton National Park , Wyoming

On the Map: Grand Teton National Park is located in northwestern Wyoming, just north of Jackson, Wyoming. The park spans over 300,000 acres, including the 40-mile-long Teton Range and is only 10 miles south of Yellowstone National Park. 

Rising above a scene rich with extraordinary wildlife, pristine lakes, and alpine terrain, the Teton Range stands as a monument to the people who fought to protect it. These are mountains of the imagination. Mountains that led to the creation of Grand Teton National Park where you can explore over two hundred miles of trails, float the Snake River, and enjoy the serenity of this remarkable place.

Overnight Location

Jackson, Wyoming

Perched more than 1.2 miles above sea level, the Town of Jackson was at once cowboy and cosmopolitan. On Town Square, log cabins from the 19th century share the boardwalk with prime examples of contemporary Western architecture.  Locally-owned boutiques with runway fashions rub elbows with Western shops stocking t-shirts and lariats. Galleries abound with artwork as diverse as downtown itself, from historic scenes of Mountain Men to abstractions by blue-chip masters. A plethora of restaurants plates a commensurate array of culinary adventures, from choice meats sourced locally to culinary creativity rivaling most metropolises.

Day 5

Included Unique Activities

Snake River Whitewater Rafting

This classic 8 mile white water rafting trip down Snake River is the perfect summer activity in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. The whitewater rafting section of the Snake River is a Class III river, perfect for people of all ages and experience. There are some fun rapids which are always followed by a calmer section. In some places the river is 80ft deep so you have the option to jump in for a quick swim! Your rafting trip will take about 3 and a half hours. 

Overnight Location

Jackson, Wyoming

Perched more than 1.2 miles above sea level, the Town of Jackson was at once cowboy and cosmopolitan. On Town Square, log cabins from the 19th century share the boardwalk with prime examples of contemporary Western architecture.  Locally-owned boutiques with runway fashions rub elbows with Western shops stocking t-shirts and lariats. Galleries abound with artwork as diverse as downtown itself, from historic scenes of Mountain Men to abstractions by blue-chip masters. A plethora of restaurants plates a commensurate array of culinary adventures, from choice meats sourced locally to culinary creativity rivaling most metropolises.

Day 6

Suggested Sightseeing

Jackson Hole Historical Museum, Wyoming

Located on Cache, just off the town square, this museum's exhibits capture the spirit and the culture of those early days of Jackson Hole, Grand Teton, and the Yellowstone region, featuring an outstanding collection of Native American artifacts, as well as fur trade era tools and firearms, and items from the ranching and pioneer and settlement era. 

Mangy Moose, Teton Village, Wyoming

The Mangy Moose Steakhouse & Saloon has been around for over 50 years and is a one-stop dining, food shopping, and retail marvel. The restaurant offers outdoor and indoor dining and a full bar. You'll find a staggering array of wines and foods at the Mangy Moose Market & Cellars. And for unique gifts and souvenirs, visit the Mangy Moose Emporium and Skywolf's Gallery. 

National Museum of Wildlife Art, Jackson, Wyoming

Overlooking the Elk Refuge, the National Museum of Wildlife Art is worth visiting as much to admire the building's environmentally sensitive design as for what's inside. Composed of natural stone, the building blends beautifully with a rocky hillside, and the art exhibits begin before you even enter the building on the Sculpture Trail, with life-size wildlife sculptures. Inside, the museum's superb collection of wildlife art ranges from 2500 BC to the present day, with a focus on European and American painting and sculpture. The more than 5,000 artworks span a variety of genres and media, from Romanticism to Realism and lithography to photography. Impressive temporary exhibitions complement the permanent collection.

After gazing at all the wildlife art, visitors can admire real wildlife on the Elk Refuge through the museum's spotting scope. The museum is also home to an excellent restaurant, Palate.

Overnight Location

Jackson, Wyoming

Perched more than 1.2 miles above sea level, the Town of Jackson was at once cowboy and cosmopolitan. On Town Square, log cabins from the 19th century share the boardwalk with prime examples of contemporary Western architecture.  Locally-owned boutiques with runway fashions rub elbows with Western shops stocking t-shirts and lariats. Galleries abound with artwork as diverse as downtown itself, from historic scenes of Mountain Men to abstractions by blue-chip masters. A plethora of restaurants plates a commensurate array of culinary adventures, from choice meats sourced locally to culinary creativity rivaling most metropolises.

Day 7

Included Unique Activities

Fly Fishing Float Trip - Half Day

Experience some of the best fly fishing in Yellowstone on this Guided Half Day Fly Fishing Trip on the Snake River. Magnificent views of the always-changing Tetons. Incomparable dry fly fishing with wild and native Snake River Finespotted Cutthroat Trout. Spectacular wildlife viewing opportunities. Perfect for beginners or people experienced in the art of the cast, today is about experiencing, learning, and connecting with nature.

Overnight Location

Jackson, Wyoming

Perched more than 1.2 miles above sea level, the Town of Jackson was at once cowboy and cosmopolitan. On Town Square, log cabins from the 19th century share the boardwalk with prime examples of contemporary Western architecture.  Locally-owned boutiques with runway fashions rub elbows with Western shops stocking t-shirts and lariats. Galleries abound with artwork as diverse as downtown itself, from historic scenes of Mountain Men to abstractions by blue-chip masters. A plethora of restaurants plates a commensurate array of culinary adventures, from choice meats sourced locally to culinary creativity rivaling most metropolises.

Day 8

Included Unique Activities

Jackson Lake Scenic Cruise

A 1.5 hour scenic cruise on Jackson Lake will literally place you in the shadow of Mount Moran while you learn a bit about local history, geology, and folklore and take in the sights, including 10,000-year old glacial water flowing into Jackson Lake. A truly extraordinary way to experience the park!

Suggested Sightseeing

Grand Teton National Park , Wyoming

On the Map: Grand Teton National Park is located in northwestern Wyoming, just north of Jackson, Wyoming. The park spans over 300,000 acres, including the 40-mile-long Teton Range and is only 10 miles south of Yellowstone National Park. 

Rising above a scene rich with extraordinary wildlife, pristine lakes, and alpine terrain, the Teton Range stands as a monument to the people who fought to protect it. These are mountains of the imagination. Mountains that led to the creation of Grand Teton National Park where you can explore over two hundred miles of trails, float the Snake River, and enjoy the serenity of this remarkable place.

Overnight Location

Jackson, Wyoming

Perched more than 1.2 miles above sea level, the Town of Jackson was at once cowboy and cosmopolitan. On Town Square, log cabins from the 19th century share the boardwalk with prime examples of contemporary Western architecture.  Locally-owned boutiques with runway fashions rub elbows with Western shops stocking t-shirts and lariats. Galleries abound with artwork as diverse as downtown itself, from historic scenes of Mountain Men to abstractions by blue-chip masters. A plethora of restaurants plates a commensurate array of culinary adventures, from choice meats sourced locally to culinary creativity rivaling most metropolises.

Day 9