Private Wildlife Tours and Safaris in Yellowstone
Witness the Wild. Experience the Untamed.
Yellowstone is one of the last great wildlife strongholds in North America—and experiencing it with someone who knows where to look can transform an ordinary day in the park into an unforgettable adventure. At Yellowstone Wildlife Expeditions, our private wildlife tours are designed around one thing: giving you more time to watch, learn, and experience Yellowstone’s wild places.
Our local naturalist guides know the roads, valleys, seasonal wildlife patterns, and stories that make Yellowstone unique. Whether you’re hoping to watch wolves in Lamar Valley, search for grizzly and black bears, photograph bison and elk, or simply experience the incredible diversity of Yellowstone, we’ll build your day around your interests.
Why Choose Yellowstone Wildlife Expeditions?
Wildlife is Our Specialty
We don’t try to be everything to everyone. Our focus is Yellowstone wildlife. That means your day is designed around finding, observing, and understanding the animals and ecosystems that make Yellowstone unique.
Private Experiences
Your expedition is for your group. No large tour buses. No predetermined group of strangers. A private tour lets us adjust the pace, spend more time on an interesting sighting, and shape the day around your interests.
Book With Local Yellowstone Guides
Yellowstone Wildlife Expeditions is a local company based out of Gardiner, MT. All of our guides are local and have a deep passion for wildlife and the Yellowstone ecosystem. We practice ethical wildlife viewing and prioritize the well-being of the animals. Every tour of Yellowstone we offer provides unique insight into the park’s ecology, geology, and history.
Choose Your Wildlife Tour in Yellowstone
Lamar Valley Wildlife Tour –
Book one of our famous Lamar Valley Wildlife Tours. The Lamar Valley is one of the best places to see the wildlife of North America. See bears, wolves, and other large mammals of the park. This is our most popular tour in Yellowstone.
Multi-Day Wildlife Tour in Yellowstone –
Spend more than one day looking for wildlife in the park. Our multi-day wildlife tours cover a larger region of the park, like the Lamar Valley and Hayden Valley.
Yellowstone Winter Wolf Watching Tours –
Look for wolves in the winter of Yellowstone. Winter is a great time to see wolves and the other hardy animals of the park. The crowds are smaller, and the animals are plentiful.
FAQ’s for Yellowstone Tours
For more FAQ’s about the tours and park experiences, visit our FAQ Page.
How long are your Yellowstone Wildlife Tours?
Our Yellowstone Wildlife Tours last around 7 to 8 hours in the park. The specific time is dependent on weather, wildlife viewing, and traffic in the park.
Where is the best place to stay for the wildlife tours?
Staying in Gardiner, MT, is the best option for our wildlife tours in Yellowstone. A pick-up and drop-off can be provided from the north entrance of Yellowstone.