Wyoming Tours & Holidays

Wildlife and the Wild West, now we're in Wyoming.

Welcome to Wyoming, aka the Cowboy State, aka the least populated state in all of the US. But don’t let its small number of human inhabitants fool you because there’s some pretty amazing wildlife who call this place home. Roam through Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks to enjoy the natural beauty of the great outdoors. There’s even more fun to be had in the old-timey mountain town of Jackson. Trust us, this is where Wyoming really lives up to the cowboy name.

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Old Faithful Geyser at Yellowstone National Park, with a bright blue sky with some cloud

Yellowstone and Old Faithful

There are a few reasons why Yellowstone National Park sees over 3 million visitors every year and on our tours, you'll have a front-row seat to them all. Yellowstone is home to the world’s most famous geyser – Old Faithful – which is named for its lengthy devotion to erupting around 20 times a day since it was first discovered in 1870. Alongside the geyser, the park is also home to the Grand Prismatic Spring, an enormous and beautifully rainbow-coloured hot spring, the Yellowstone Grand Canyon waterfall (which is twice the height of Niagara Falls) and many other geological and geothermal attractions - including a ton of hiking trails, camping spots and a bunch of swimmable hot (so bring your bathers).

Hiking and Camping in Yellowstone

Wild bull moose having a drink of water in Grand Teton National Park near Jackson Hole, Wyoming USA

Wildlife of Wyoming

Visitors to Wyoming have the unique opportunity to see animals living in an intact ecosystem. Animals, great and small, live within the national parks, most notable are the predators. Wyoming is home to cougars, coyotes, bobcats, black and grizzly bears, as well as several wolf packs. In fact, you can join us on a wolf-tracking expedition through Yellowstone where we use top-of-the-line equipment and employ naturalist guides whose expertise means you're likely to see these highly social animals for yourself (from a safe distance of course). Grand Teton also has some impressive species living throughout its park. Look for include golden eagles, moose, black bears, beavers and river otters.

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Sigen for Grand Teton National Park, with the mountains in the distance and a bright blue sky

Scenic Grand Teton National Park

Maybe the lesser know of Wyoming’s national parks is Grand Teton. But it surely shouldn’t be thought of as a lesser because this natural wonderland is surrounded by snowy mountain peaks, dotted with picturesque forests and interspersed by glimmering lakes – so it’s pretty much a nature-lovers paradise. We offer what is arguably one of the best ways to experience the park: wildlife spotting while floating down Snake River. You can also be wowed by the scenery while on a leader-led scenic stroll heading to Jenny Lake or one of the many great lookouts. The park is a great location for hikers of all abilities, as it has over 320 kilometres of trails through lowland shrubbery and alpine terrain.

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Elk Antler Arches marking the entrance to Jackson Hole Town Square, Wyoming, USA

Time travel to the Wild West in Jackson Valley

The Jackson Valley is a large basin surrounded by mountain ranges and home to the rustic Jackson City. This area is a great base for any trip to Yellowstone or Grand Teton National Parks, although it does have some impressive highlights of its own. From Memorial Day to Labour Day, live out a classic Wild West pastime at the longest continually running gunfight show in the US. See local actors dressed in cowboy-era garb partake in a 65-year tradition of a nightly town square "shoot-out". Other key attractions in Jackson include learning local history at the Jackson Hole Historical Society, eating at Wyoming's landmark watering hole, the Million Dollar Cowboy Bar and roaming through the National Museum of Wildlife Art.