Grand Teton National Park: 4-Hour Easy Snowshoeing Tour

• Experience the untouched beauty of the backcountry
• Stop to take photos of snowy Grand Teton National Park
• Discover winter ecology with your local naturalist guide
• Learn about wildlife, animal signs, interpret tracks, and unique habitats

Start early to make the most of your time in Grand Teton National Park. Locations for snowshoeing vary from flat or rolling to open or heavily forested and dependent on weather conditions. On sunny days travel out in the open right below the majestic Teton Mountains or if it is snowing, routes with a bit of cover will be taken.   

Taste and enjoy a variety of high-quality organic snacks during your stops. As you explore the park’s backcountry, watch for animal signs, interpreting tracks, and unique habitats. Learn interesting facts about snow science and winter ecology from your knowledgeable naturalist guide to complete your experience in this winter wonderland.

• A guide who is a certified Wilderness First Responder (an intensive 80-hour first aid certification)
  Modern snowshoes, trekking poles, and overboot gaiters
  Local organic snacks
  Hot and cold beverages
  High-quality binoculars and spotting scopes
  Pickup and drop-off at a convenient Jackson location
  A modern and comfortable safari-style vehicle equipped with winter studded snow tires
  Guaranteed window seat for everyone

• Park entry fee
  Cold weather attire
  Gratuities