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YELLOWSTONE DAY ADVENTURES

2026-27 Tours will go live Apr 8

Make the most of your winter trip to Yellowstone with a Yellowstone Day Adventure led by one of our Yellowstone Forever Field Educators.

As the official nonprofit partner of Yellowstone National Park, Yellowstone Forever is committed to making meaningful, educational experiences in the park accessible. Yellowstone Day Adventures are intentionally priced to reduce barriers to participation.

These educator‑led winter wildlife watching tours immerse participants in Yellowstone’s snowy landscapes, revealing the stories behind the park’s remarkable winter ecology, wildlife adaptations, and iconic geothermal features. Tours are offered most Fridays from 12/19/2025 – 2/27/2026. Each tour departs from the Yellowstone Forever Headquarters in Gardiner, MT, with an additional pickup available at the Mammoth Hot Springs Hotel on our way into the park. Please select your preferred meeting location when booking.

Minimum age requirement is 5 years old.

Photo by Josh Spice/NPS

WINTER WILDLIFE WATCHING

Fridays

Winter 26/27 available Apr 8

$125 per person

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BOOK YOUR YELLOWSTONE DAY ADVENTURE NOW

To register, select the Book button above to continue to the registration page. You’ll be able to choose your preferred date and program during registration.

Lodging may be available at our Overlook Field Campus.
Learn more about lodging at the Overlook Field Campus

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Interested in taking a Yellowstone Day Adventure with us this summer? Click the link below for more information.

SUMMER YELLOWSTONE DAY ADVENTURES

All day adventure tours include:

  • Hot beverage service
  • Transportation via a 14-passenger minibus (round trip)
  • Educational programming with a Yellowstone Forever Field Educator
  • High powered scopes and binoculars
  • Other field equipment, as needed
  • Park entry fees (for the duration of the program)
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What to bring:

  • Meals are not included. Please bring breakfast (or eat beforehand), lunch, snacks, and water.
  • Dress in layers for changing weather conditions.
  • Camera optional (note: this is not a photography‑focused tour).
  • Gratuities are not included but are greatly appreciated.

What Participants Say

Everything was perfect! Morgan was great and so very patient with my 9 yr old grandson! It was a birthday gift from me and his grandfather! He is very inquisitive and she was awesome! Worth every penny!!- Betsy
Everything was more than I expected!- Michael S.
It was a 5 Bull Moose Day!- Jim E.
Michael gave in depth information on the wolves and the current program watching them. He recommended books and shared information that made my 25 year old and 10 year old and everyone in between very interested. We bought a book and watched a special online about wolf 21 after returning home- Berry
Emily was a fountain of information and enabled us to see much we hadn't seen on a previous trip, including wolves, mountain sheep, and mountain goats. We learned a lot of history as well!- Kristen

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