Absolutely the best way to see Yellowstone. Moses is polite, knowledgeable, and anxious to please…read more He knows where to go, when to avoid crowds and how to get to all the highlights quickly. In 2 days we saw the entire park at our own pace without having to worry about driving, directions, or missing out on anything. Breakfast and lunch included. Great job Moses!!!

Definitely a must do in Yellowstone National Park! Holy cow! Moses exceeded all of our…read moreexpectations! He was so knowledgeable about the geological history of Yellowstone it felt like we had a walking encyclopedia with us. He treated us all with kindness and respect, which was I'm sure difficult sometimes with loud and inquisitive kids! He was patient with my 75 year old mom and accommodating when something proved too taxing. I loved how he also let us expereince things on our own too. We walked around Old Faithful just the 4 of us and a few other places too. The highlight had to be the wolf we all caught on his INCREDIBLE binocs! I seriously was blown away by how good they were! He also provided a delicious lunch for us and we enjoyed his company on our picnics. We booked Moses for two days and his van was as spotless the second day as it was the first. I was impressed after a 13-hour day, he still cleaned it all out of our dirty shoeprints and restocked the water so that we could start fresh the next day. Thank you for the incredible memories, Moses! We saw Yellowstone how it was meant to be seen in two days, and it definitely inspired us to come back and camp there to experience it even more.

Three negatives within the first 30 minutes of the trip. Will update if there's positive changes,…read moreif this review is not updated, the experience did not get better. For $600-850 a snow mobile, this outfit is greatly missing customer etiquette. We were told to be ready at 6am sharp. We wanted to confirm which side of the hotel pickup was, however neither the 1800 or 307 numbers work. We called repeatedly, text the 307 number, and had no idea if we'd been scammed until the coach showed up at 6:28. Showing up late with no working phone number was shocking for an outfit that demands logistics and communication at 6am. Once the coach showed up, I asked Jeff (guide) if there's any coffee since it's a 1+ hour ride to Yellowstone and coffee shops were not open. Scenic Safari's response? "You can die for an hour in the back." A bit rude, I ignored it. For comparison, the hotel shuttle that runs FOR FREEE has coffee and hot chocolate prepped in the van. No coffee on a $600-800 per person is one thing, but "You can die for an hour in the back," has ZERO customer etiquette. We get in the coach and the man has the lights on full blast over our heads. When asked to dim them since it's pitch black outside and the contrast painful to anyone with migraines, Jeff makes the remark "lights are going off because there's someone sensitive in the back." Zero basic customer etiquette. Just turn the light off. Everyone heard the request. Three strikes before the fist 30 minutes of the trip with 8 hours to go.

We booked a tour with Scenic Safaris to snowmobile through Yellowstone. At 30 below our guide…read moreDelaney made sure we were warm and having a great time. We saw Old Faithful before most of the crowd and had time to find a few bison roaming in a couple different patches. Epic adventure!

Brandon was awesome! Went above and beyond on our tour even outside of the snowmobiles. Could not…read morerecommend this enough for anyone looking for winter activities in/around Jackson!

Wow! Bilal was an awesome guide. The morning was informative and we saw a lot of wildlife but the…read morebest part was the scenery. We covered several areas that were on my 'bucket list' and the trip was exciting and relaxing at the same time. A private tour is the way to go. The drive up Signal Mountain Road is a must. And we were fortunate to have a sunny beautiful day. Could not have asked for more. Beth M

We love Wyoming and we love horses, so when we found out this group offered a "wildhorse" tour, I…read morecouldn't wait to check it out. It was an amazing experience. Not only did we see the wild horse herd, the country and the wildlife was spectacular, we were able to see deer, elk, eagles and much more! Dale, our tour guide was not only interesting and knowledgeable, but has a great sense of humor as well. He really made our trip even more enjoyable. There are so many options, we are anxious to do more exploring!

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I don't know what rating to give this. From the dogS' standpoint I would give it a one. If it…read moreweren't for the dogs and feeling bad for their lives I would give it a four for the scenery and unique experience. Considering the staff I would give it a two. So I settled for a three. Given the way the dogs are bred, Live, and are treated I wouldn't go back. The staff were nice but so incredibly disorganized that our group of guests Had many a good laugh. That was all we could do as we watched them sort things out. We were pulled by the dogs about 6 miles out to our endpoint where we had a great lunch and swam in the Hot Springs. We were able to ride in the sled and/or drive to sled. It was a great experience and the scenery was overwhelmingly beautiful. The trail that we took was heavily trafficked by crazy snowmobilers. They were very disruptive to the tranquility of the trip!!! This activity is pricey!

Dog sledding was on my bucket list for years. I came specificallly to Jackson WY (after waiting…read moreseveral years for timeshare opening) to dog sled. I feel so fortunate this company had space for me (only a single woman) with relatively short notice (about 2 weeks) cos that Contiinental Divide company was full for weeks in advance, and I am still on the waiting list. They picked me up at 8:15 am at my Jackson Pines timeshare 50 Millward St. Takes 40 min to drive to Frank's kennels. I was somewhat surprised to see the dogs lives their lives in the snow, tied on 6 foot lead. Another Yelp review gave 1 star because reviewer felt the dogs were treated miserably. It is the same scene as the Humane Society plea for support, showing dogs tied to a doghouse in the snow. with head hanging, looking miserable. But these dogs didn't have their heads hanging, they were jumping, soooo excitedly. Yapping, howling concert, the calcaphoney was horrendous.! They always have something to look forward to, like being harnessed to pull the sled, and coming back to "dinner" of raw chicken, kibble and when it is really cold, chicken fat. The only time the dogs are silent, is when they are pulling the sled, cos it is what they wanna do and they are doing it! Frank equips us with snow boots that are super comfy and have a thick bootie liner. My sled musher was Julie. It is her first season doing this. She said when she saw the job notice, "Sled dog guide", she thought REALLY? I could get paid for that??? Frank even provides their lodging, after all the place is not at all close to town, and they work full days, 6 days a week. I sat in the sled, wrapped in a sleeping bag, siging up, like i was in my hospital bed. Other people can chose to stand on the back of the sled and help the driver with braking, etc. Took 2 full hours to dogsled to the hot springs because we took 2 long breaks to give the dogs a rest. Otherwise I was told it takes 1.5 hours. It is 10 miles to the hot springs. The women have one communal dressing room, men have one on the opposite side. We walk on salted stairs and on wooden deck to get to the hot sprinigs (not in the snow with our bare feet). Hot springs has a bit of a small waterfall where the water enters into what really looks like swimming pool with wooden instead orf concrete deck. It is really hot where the waterfall is. We are allowed 45 min in there, but most get out earlier. I figure it would take me 15 min to put all those 5 - 6 layers of my clothing back on. We have hot brie rounds with apple slices, and crackers as appetizer. The dog sled outfitters keep the propane stove and grill there and have apermit for that and the picnic tables we eat at. Then they they serve us homemade chili made by Frank's finance and hot cornbread for lunch. The chili was quite spicy, maybe too spicy for some people who kept saying how spicy it was, who don't eat spicy . I eat spicy, but I felt the chili had too much cumin in it, and others nodded in agreement, But the chili was full of ground beef and tomatoes, and it was temperature HOT! Dogsledding back seemed to take only an hour. I am not sure, too layered up to find my watch. But it is also downhill. Guide Julie was GREAT, always asking if I am OK, and if she can get me anything I might need, If I am happy with my place in the sled, or if I wanna trade with someone. Soon we are back to hot chocolate and tea in the office at 4:30. Well worth the $400 for the day.. Frank was excited to introduce his finance to me, and tells her to look at my fingers and what's around my neck, because she loves jewelry and crystals. I tell her that I just spent 8 days at the Tucson Gem show in Feb. My neck pendant was made in India, has lapis and other stone inlay. And I have colored diamond rings on my fingers. She shows me an ivory scrimshaw necklace that Frank bought her when he was last in Alaska (where he did the Iditarod). I had a great day, and now I have that bucket list item DONE. Wow, DOGSLEDDING!!!

Highly recommended tour. We took the evening tour with Nick and saw a newborn deer fawn born…read moreminutes before we arrived, 2 newborn elk calfs born. We saw lots of Wildlife. He provided several videos from the tour taken from a 50 mm scope with an iPhone attached to it. My 400mm lens did not capture the same quality shots. He also provided locations for astro photography. An experience one should consider.

We met at the tourist information center before boarding the van. A telescope was provided for each…read moreseat, making it easy to observe wildlife from the moment we got in. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable, sharing interesting facts about the Teton area and explaining wildlife behavior in detail. During the 4-hour tour, we visited 6 to 7 different locations. The guide knew all the shortcuts and the best spots to find animals, which gave us great opportunities to observe them up close. The tour also provided water, drinks, and snacks in case we got hungry. We took so many amazing wildlife photos and enjoyed the entire experience.

This a not-to-be-missed experience on a visit to Jackson/Grand Tetons. Dave was my personal…read morestargazer and it was the most amazing experience if my life! He was so enthusiastic about sharing his knowledge (which was extensive) and I just enjoyed everything about it

Ben, Roman and Gabby were the best! So knowledgeable and friendly. This experience really made my…read moretrip. Seeing the Milky Way and SO many stars...they pointed out nebula and galaxies and knew the names of tons of stars and constellations. Thank you for making my trip!

We spent the day on an absolutely amazing, 12-mile hike with Jeff, and it could not have been…read morebetter. He was so knowledgeable, he made the hike fun, was encouraging, and he and his wife, Diane, did an amazing job planning everything (to include packing us a lunch, bringing extra hiking poles and backpacks, and bringing a water filter). We can't recommend them enough!

I looked carefully at guide services in Wyoming. I ended up planning a trip with Teton Backcountry…read moreGuides and had to cancel, through no fault of this guide service. I was impressed enough with the way they handled this, that I'm writing this review. They were charitable, courteous and demonstrated integrity - good people, true professionals. Mark Trabing