Yellowstone & Grand Teton Winter Safari Daily Itinerary
Experience the breathtaking beauty of Wyoming during an unforgettable winter safari through Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks. Discover snow-covered mountains, spectacular geothermal wonders, and incredible wildlife in their natural winter habitats. Explore Jackson Hole, travel through magnificent winter landscapes, visit the legendary Old Faithful geyser, and enjoy a memorable horse-drawn sleigh ride at the National Elk Refuge with fellow singles and solo travelers.
Welcome to Jackson Hole, Wyoming, the gateway to Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks! Arrive in Jackson Hole and make your way to our group accommodations at the historic Wort Hotel.
Located in downtown Jackson, The Wort Hotel combines Western hospitality with comfortable accommodations and convenient access to the town's charming shops, restaurants, and attractions.
Depending on your arrival time, enjoy an opportunity to explore Jackson's famous Town Square, known for its distinctive elk-antler arches, Western architecture, and welcoming mountain-town atmosphere.
This evening, meet your tour leader and fellow singles and solo travelers for a special welcome dinner at the Silver Dollar Grill, located inside The Wort Hotel.
Get acquainted with your fellow travelers, learn about the exciting winter adventures ahead, and begin making new friendships.
Accommodation: The Wort Hotel, Jackson Hole
After breakfast, prepare for an unforgettable winter wildlife safari through the spectacular landscapes of Grand Teton National Park.
Travel in comfortable, heated four-wheel-drive safari vehicles designed for exploring Wyoming's beautiful winter environment.
Discover breathtaking views of the snow-covered Teton Mountain Range, frozen waterways, open valleys, and pristine wilderness.
Along the way, your guide will help identify wildlife and explain how animals survive the challenging winter conditions of the Greater Yellowstone ecosystem.
Watch for opportunities to observe elk, moose, bison, deer, bald eagles, and other wildlife inhabiting the region.
Wildlife sightings vary according to weather, animal movement, and natural conditions.
Enjoy spectacular photography opportunities as we explore one of America's most beautiful national parks.
Later, experience the Jackson Hole Aerial Tram, weather and operating conditions permitting.
The tram provides an exciting opportunity to enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding mountain ranges and dramatic alpine scenery.
Return to Jackson Hole after a memorable day discovering Wyoming's magnificent winter wilderness.
Accommodation: The Wort Hotel, Jackson Hole
Today, experience one of the most extraordinary highlights of our Yellowstone and Grand Teton Winter Safari.
After an early breakfast, embark on a full-day winter adventure into Yellowstone National Park, America's first national park.
During winter, much of Yellowstone's interior becomes accessible through specialized over-snow transportation.
Board a heated snowcoach and journey through remarkable snow-covered forests, frozen rivers, steaming geothermal areas, and spectacular wilderness.
Your knowledgeable guide will share fascinating information about the park's volcanic geology, wildlife, natural history, and unique winter ecosystem.
One of today's major highlights is a visit to the legendary Old Faithful geyser, one of Yellowstone's most famous natural attractions.
Witness the extraordinary geothermal landscape where steaming vents, bubbling thermal features, and erupting geysers create dramatic contrasts against the surrounding snow and ice.
Depending on park conditions and the day's schedule, enjoy opportunities to photograph Yellowstone's magnificent winter scenery and observe wildlife along the route.
Watch for bison moving through snowy landscapes and other animals adapted to the park's harsh winter climate.
The exact route, stops, and timing are subject to weather, snow conditions, park regulations, and operational requirements.
Return to Jackson Hole following an unforgettable day exploring Yellowstone's extraordinary winter wonderland.
Accommodation: The Wort Hotel, Jackson Hole
After breakfast, enjoy another unforgettable Wyoming winter experience with a visit to the National Elk Refuge near Jackson Hole.
The refuge provides important winter habitat for thousands of elk that migrate into the Jackson Hole valley during the colder months.
Board a traditional horse-drawn sleigh for a memorable journey across the refuge's snowy landscape.
Travel through the winter habitat while learning about elk migration, conservation, and the natural history of the region.
Depending on wildlife movement and conditions, enjoy opportunities to observe elk in their natural winter environment.
The sleigh ride is subject to suitable snow conditions, wildlife management, and refuge operations.
Following our morning adventure, return to downtown Jackson Hole for some free time.
Explore the charming Western-style shops, art galleries, restaurants, and attractions around Jackson Town Square.
Take photographs beneath the famous elk-antler arches or browse for souvenirs to remember your Wyoming winter adventure.
This evening, gather with your fellow travelers for a memorable farewell dinner as we celebrate the wonderful experiences and friendships shared during our winter safari.
After dinner, enjoy the opportunity to experience Jackson's famous Million Dollar Cowboy Bar, known for its distinctive Western atmosphere and lively entertainment.
Accommodation: The Wort Hotel, Jackson Hole
Today marks the conclusion of our unforgettable Yellowstone and Grand Teton Winter Safari.
Enjoy your final morning in beautiful Jackson Hole before preparing for your return journey home.
Say goodbye to your tour leader and fellow singles and solo travelers as our five-day Wyoming winter adventure comes to an end.
Make your way to Jackson Hole Airport for your departure flight according to your travel arrangements.
Take home unforgettable memories of Grand Teton's majestic snow-covered mountains, Yellowstone's spectacular geothermal wonders, winter wildlife encounters, and the wonderful experience of exploring Jackson Hole.
Most importantly, remember the friendships and shared adventures that made this winter safari truly special.
Please Note: Winter activities, wildlife sightings, transportation routes, and sightseeing stops are subject to weather conditions, snow levels, park regulations, and local operating schedules. The itinerary may be adjusted to ensure traveler safety and the best possible winter safari experience.
What's Included in Your Yellowstone & Grand Teton Winter Safari
Your Yellowstone & Grand Teton Winter Safari package includes 5 days and 4 nights of unforgettable winter adventures in Wyoming. Enjoy comfortable accommodations in Jackson Hole, daily breakfast, one lunch, two dinners, a dedicated singles tour leader, guided wildlife safaris, sightseeing activities, and admissions as described in the itinerary. Discover the spectacular winter landscapes of Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks, with all applicable taxes and surcharges included in your vacation package.
Covered in Your Yellowstone & Grand Teton Winter Safari
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4 Nights Accommodations
Enjoy four nights of comfortable accommodations in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, your home base for exploring Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks during the winter season. -
Daily Breakfast
Start your mornings with breakfast before heading out to discover Wyoming's spectacular winter scenery, wildlife, and national parks. -
1 Lunch
One lunch is included during your scheduled Yellowstone and Grand Teton Winter Safari activities. -
2 Dinners
Enjoy two included dinners during your Wyoming winter getaway, including opportunities to connect with fellow singles and solo travelers. -
Singles Tour Leader
A dedicated singles tour leader accompanies your scheduled group activities, helping create a welcoming and enjoyable travel experience for singles and solo travelers. -
Guided Tours, Activities
and Admissions
Guided sightseeing, activities, and admissions as described in the daily itinerary, featuring winter experiences in Yellowstone National Park, Grand Teton National Park, Jackson Hole, and the surrounding wilderness. -
Scheduled Winter Safari Activities
Experience the planned winter safari activities described in your itinerary, subject to weather, snow conditions, park accessibility, and local operating schedules. -
All Taxes and Surcharges
Applicable taxes and surcharges are included in your Yellowstone and Grand Teton vacation package.
Additional Travel Expenses
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Airfare
Flights to and from Jackson Hole, Wyoming, are not included in the vacation package. Travelers are responsible for arranging their own airfare. -
Airport Transfers
Transportation between Jackson Hole Airport and the group hotel is not included. Travelers are responsible for arranging their own airport transfers. -
Gratuities
Tips and gratuities for tour guides, drivers, hotel staff, and other service providers are not included in the vacation package.
*The starting price of $2,450 per person is based on double occupancy. Best Single Travel provides free roommate matching on all our vacations, so there is no need to pay a single supplement when sharing a room. If you prefer a private room, the additional single-room supplement is $950.
Frequently Asked Questions About the Yellowstone & Grand Teton Winter Safari
Find answers to common questions about our Yellowstone & Grand Teton Winter Safari Singles Vacation, including winter wildlife viewing, Yellowstone snowcoach adventures, Old Faithful, Grand Teton National Park, Jackson Hole accommodations, National Elk Refuge sleigh rides, winter weather, included meals, free roommate matching, and preparing for your Wyoming adventure.
Yes! Our Yellowstone & Grand Teton Winter Safari is designed for singles and solo travelers who want to experience Wyoming's spectacular winter landscapes, national parks, and wildlife while meeting new people.
You do not need to bring a friend or travel companion. Join fellow travelers for guided wildlife safaris, Yellowstone sightseeing, winter activities, group dinners, and unforgettable adventures in Jackson Hole.
Best Single Travel welcomes adults who enjoy exploring new destinations, making friendships, and sharing memorable travel experiences.
The Yellowstone & Grand Teton Winter Safari takes place from January 13 to January 17, 2027.
This exciting Wyoming winter getaway includes 5 days and 4 nights, with accommodations in Jackson Hole.
The itinerary features a Grand Teton winter wildlife safari, a Yellowstone snowcoach adventure, the famous Old Faithful geyser, and a horse-drawn sleigh ride at the National Elk Refuge.
Your Yellowstone winter vacation package includes 4 nights of accommodations, daily breakfast, one lunch, and two dinners.
The package also includes a singles tour leader, guided tours, activities, and admissions as described in the itinerary, along with applicable taxes and surcharges.
All scheduled outdoor activities are weather permitting.
Airfare, airport transfers, and gratuities are not included in the package.
Visit the What's Included section for complete package details.
The published itinerary lists The Wort Hotel in downtown Jackson Hole, Wyoming, as the group accommodation.
This historic Western-style hotel offers a convenient location near Jackson Town Square, restaurants, shops, and local attractions.
The hotel also features the Silver Dollar Grill, where our itinerary includes a welcome dinner.
Hotel arrangements are subject to final confirmation by Best Single Travel.
Grand Teton National Park and the surrounding Jackson Hole valley provide important winter habitats for a variety of wildlife.
Depending on seasonal conditions and animal movement, you may have opportunities to observe elk, moose, bison, deer, bald eagles, and other native animals.
Your guided winter safari offers opportunities to learn about wildlife behavior, migration, and survival during Wyoming's coldest months.
Wildlife sightings are never guaranteed because animals move freely in their natural habitats.
Yes! A Yellowstone National Park snowcoach adventure is one of the scheduled highlights of our winter safari itinerary.
Travel through spectacular snow-covered landscapes aboard specialized over-snow transportation designed for winter park exploration.
The planned itinerary features a visit to the legendary Old Faithful geyser and opportunities to experience Yellowstone's remarkable geothermal landscapes.
Snowcoach routes, sightseeing stops, geyser viewing, and park access depend on weather, snow conditions, and park operations.
The National Elk Refuge near Jackson Hole provides important winter habitat for elk migrating into the valley during colder months.
Our itinerary includes a traditional horse-drawn sleigh ride through the refuge, offering an opportunity to observe elk and learn about their winter habitat.
The experience also provides beautiful views of Wyoming's snow-covered landscape.
Sleigh rides are subject to snow conditions, wildlife management, and refuge operations.
Yes! Best Single Travel welcomes solo travelers and provides free roommate matching for guests who prefer to share hotel accommodations.
The starting price for the Yellowstone & Grand Teton Winter Safari is $2,450 per person, based on double occupancy.
If you prefer your own private hotel room, the additional single-room supplement is $950.
Free roommate matching makes it easier to join the adventure without needing to arrange a travel companion before booking.
No. Airfare, airport transfers, and gratuities are not included in the Yellowstone winter safari package.
Travelers should arrange their own flights to Jackson Hole Airport in Wyoming.
Transportation between the airport and the group hotel must also be arranged separately.
Tips for guides, drivers, and other service providers are additional expenses.
We recommend confirming your arrival and departure arrangements with Best Single Travel before booking flights.
January is one of the coldest months in Yellowstone National Park and Jackson Hole.
Winter temperatures frequently fall below freezing, and overnight temperatures can drop well below 0 degrees Fahrenheit in some areas.
Snow, icy conditions, and cold winds are common during winter, especially in exposed mountain and valley locations.
Travelers should prepare for very cold weather and changing conditions, even when participating in heated-vehicle tours.
Warm, layered clothing is essential for a Yellowstone and Grand Teton winter vacation.
Pack insulated winter jackets, thermal base layers, fleece or wool mid-layers, waterproof winter pants, and warm sweaters.
Bring insulated, waterproof boots with good traction for walking on snow and icy surfaces.
Winter gloves or mittens, a warm hat, neck gaiter, thick socks, sunglasses, and sunscreen are also recommended.
A camera, spare batteries, and binoculars can be useful for wildlife viewing and photography.
Even short periods outdoors may feel extremely cold, so dress appropriately for winter conditions.
An organized Yellowstone and Grand Teton winter safari combines the beauty of Wyoming's national parks with the convenience of planned accommodations, guided tours, group meals, and scheduled activities.
Winter travel in this region requires careful planning because snow conditions, limited road access, and specialized transportation can affect sightseeing.
With an organized vacation, you can focus on enjoying the scenery, learning about wildlife, and experiencing Yellowstone's remarkable geothermal wonders.
Most importantly, you'll share these extraordinary winter experiences with fellow singles and solo travelers, creating lasting friendships and unforgettable memories along the way.