Dawn and Dusk Safaris
Cost:
$115 per person $85 per child (12 and under)
Embark upon a four-hour first-class journey into Jackson Hole. Designed exclusively for Spring Creek Ranch guests, this Wildlife Safari offers a personal and unforgettable wildlife experience rivaling a National Geographic special! Each tour is custom tailored to meet your specific interests, coupled with privately guided and chauffeured vans. Spring is an incredible time of year to see all of Jackson's wildlife as many migratory animals move North through the valley.
*Reservations are required....
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Grand Teton Photo Safari
Cost:
$150 per person for Spring creek Ranch Guests
This excursion is designed specifically for photographers interested in visiting Grand Teton’s most photogenic locations under the guidance of a professional photographer. You will spend the entire morning shooting film or digital images, gaining insights into your equipment, and receiving tips on how to capture the best image possible in both landscape and wildlife photography. These excursions take place Tuesday mornings and Friday evenings and last between five and six hours.
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The Best of Yellowstone
Cost:
$225 per person *min of 3 people $175 per child (12 and under)
This extraordinary trip will focus on the dramatic qualities that influenced the decision to make Yellowstone the world's first national park. These qualities include the park's spectacular wildlife, the most famous geysers in the world and never-ending scenery. A Yellowstone trip will always vary to account for wildlife sightings and group interests, but stops typically include Old Faithful, the colorful waterfalls of Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone and the wildlife of Hayden Valley. Lunch is included and is often taken near Old Faithful. Trips to Yellowstone depart twice a week at 7:00 am and generally return between 5:00 and 7:00 pm. Private Yellowstone trips available.
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Wolf & Bear Safari
Cost:
$1,350 per person Double Occupancy / $1,550 Single Occupancy
Dates:
May 20 - 23, 2010
Join an experienced guide in learning about and searching for the most famous predators in North America. The wolves of Yellowstone are notoriously visible if you know where to look and have been seen every day by visitors somewhere in the park since 2001. Spring is an ideal time to see wolves and bears since the park receives few visitors and the predators are actively hunting for newborn elk, moose, and bison.
This Safari is not to be missed. Four days spent searching and viewing the bears, gray wolves and the natural splendor of Yellowstone National Park.
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