Yellowstone Snowcoach Tour

The day begins in Jackson, WY. We will drive from Jackson to Flagg Ranch (just south of Yellowstone), taking in views of the Tetons along the way. Following a hearty breakfast in Flagg Ranch, we will transfer from a wheeled vehicle to our custom Mercedes-Benz snowcoach. Our comfortable snowcoaches will take you over snow-covered roads to visit Old Faithful, Upper Geyser Basin and West Thumb Geyser Basin. We will stop for a picnic-style lunch around midday. We will provide Yaktrax traction cleats and walking poles to safely enjoy short walks around the park as well as hot drinks and quality snacks. Wildlife sightings are still frequent in winter, and guides will have high quality optics on hand to enhance wildlife observation. After a full day in Yellowstone, we will return to Jackson. Trip Duration: 12-13 hours total. Pick up times vary between 6:00-6:45 am. Your pick up time and location will be confirmed prior to your tour. *Park pass and gratuity not included. **Participants must be at least 6 years old. Private Yellowstone Snowcoach Tour: Starting at $2,100 (up to eleven people, pricing based on availability). No age restriction for private trips.

Forms to Fill out Prior to Tour – Please bring completed forms with you on the day of your tour.

Teton Science Schools is an authorized concessioner of the National Park Service, providing snowcoach tours, ski and snowshoe trips, photography and chartered programs in Yellowstone National Park. Single Day Cancellation Policy: Teton Science Schools may cancel any program at our discretion as it relates to weather conditions, poor road conditions, low enrollment (less than three participants) and equipment availability. All clients will receive full refunds if Teton Science Schools cancels a tour for the reasons stated above. Client cancellations within 48 hours of the scheduled departure are non-refundable. Client cancellations occurring prior to 48 hours are subject to a $25 transaction fee. Tour Risk Statement: Yellowstone National Park and Grand Teton National Park are remote locales. Traveling in these National Parks in the winter season is adventure travel at its best. Clients must know that conditions are cold, windy and snowy. All travel will occur on uneven terrain that will be covered in snow or ice. Visibility may be limited. Teton Science Schools works to minimize the risk of mechanical failures, but they do occur. Due to the remote nature of these locations, rescue and recovery times may be extended. Teton Science Schools cannot guarantee road conditions and/or road closure events. Clients must accept the risk that they may be unable to return to their departure location in the timeframe that they anticipated. Teton Science Schools will make all reasonable efforts to visit desired destinations, however, due to variable road and weather conditions itineraries may be altered to accommodate changing weather/road conditions. Viewing destination locations cannot be guaranteed in the winter environment of Yellowstone.