This place is incredible. I had two military veterans with me. One from the Vietnam era and one…read morefrom the current era. They both said there were vehicles in here they'd never seen or heard of before.

This place was amazing and exceeded any expectations we had. We planned to stop by for an hour or…read moreso and couldn't believe we were there for almost 4 hours. This was the best museum I have ever seen (and I've been to a lot). I highly recommend to make this part of your trip! *I would recommend a warning for veterans with PTSD. The section on Vietnam especially was very emotional.

We have a second home in Wilson, and we use A1 to get us and our visitors back and forth from the…read moreairport. Vitalie is usually our driver, but he has helpers as well, and we have always been pleased with the service. They are friendly, prompt and honest. We recommend A1 highly.

Quick response time. Had a nice Sprinter van for a group of 10, very reasonable also.read more

*This is only for the Horseback Riding*…read more Spent a great time horseback riding on this farm with a great view of the Grand Teton. This place was pretty busy, so we had to wait a bit for our group to go in. We got a group with one other group and an individual, and they were both so nice. When you get there, you just need to sign a waiver and wait on the stand where they have dogs and also a cat. They let you know the name of your horse, and there is a satchel to keep your stuff if needed. The staff were all really nice and patient, answering any questions you may have before you go off with your leader. My friend even had the fastest horse they have at that ranch! Be warned that the horses will poop and pee whenever and wherever. It truly was a sight to see. The ride was 90 minutes but a little more, as some of the horses kept going off path (Candy ), but it was nice and calming. A great experience with great views, even with the rain, that I definitely recommend.

I loved staying here, it is by no means a four star luxury hotel…read more The staff was kind and courteous, they weee very straight forward with the type of sleeping accommodations that were available. We contacted them in advance they forwarded us there were no fires. They strongly suggested that we have our own sleeping bags and pillows to stay in the teepees.

Booking with Equitours was truly one of the worst experiences of my life. 19 days before our…read moreintended trip, my spouse had a horrible riding accident that required immediate surgery and crippled her for a year and a half. The day after her accident, we contacted Equitours and asked if there was SOME dispensation that could be made given this turn of events. While we understood we could not recoup much of our costs (to be clear and fair - we were under the 30 day window, and understand trip guides need to be paid and horses managed for rider spots) we thought perhaps Equitours would work with us and extend some recompense for SOME part of our trip - a credit, a transfer, someone to take our place - we suggested a seriously discounted rate of 40 or 50% off on their website or social media- any rate to get a little back! Equitours simply posted the trip at a 10% discount once on their Facebook page and then our agent immediately went on vacation, kicked off her OOO, and dropped us since our trip was paid for and that was that. No communication, nor was a a single dime of our trip was refunded, transferred, or credited. Equitours pretty much said "oh well." We will NEVER do an Equitours ride again nor would we recommend this company for their terrible customer service.

I had the pleasure of booking Equitours Hekla-Landmannalaugar ride in Iceland. The entire…read moreexperience was without exception excellent. The trip was exactly as presented. Biggi with Equitours answered all of my questions. The recommendations for clothing, essentials and travel requirements were all correct, making preparations easy. The guides, Stefnir and Anita were absolutely amazing, and made everyone feel like a member of their family. The trip was well organized with attention to safety and and care of horse and rider. Their knowledge of local history and lore was shared with obvious love of their heritage. The Icelandic horses are indeed amazing in both their strength and their beauty. Thank you, Equitours, Inc. I will definitely be riding with you again.

Chris Cox's family, wrangler staff and kitchen staff are all so friendly and welcoming. Will…read moredefinitely be coming back out and always recommending it to friends interested in this type of vacation!

Caring staff. Amazing rides with healthy beautiful horses! Highly recommend the gorgeous…read moreaccommodations and a lot of activities for everyone. Would love to go again! Thank you Mr Cox and family for an excellent vacation!

If it's within your budget, I would definitely recommend taking a tour with Ecotours…read more Our guide, Ben, was friendly, knowledgeable, and clearly passionate about Yellowstone and the surrounding area. He was also incredibly patient with our rambunctious kids, which made the experience much more enjoyable for our family. The snacks throughout the day were excellent and thoughtfully selected. The offerings ranged from blueberry muffins (which tasted like they may have come from a local bakery) to bison jerky. Sodas, tea, hot chocolate, and French press coffee were available throughout the tour. Hot drinks were served in stainless steel travel mugs, and water was provided in reusable water bottles that we got to keep--a nice touch that fit well with the company's environmental focus. Lunch was fantastic. The Mediterranean and elote salads were generous enough that we wished we had a way to take leftovers home. The mufaletta sandwich was piled with a generous amount of lunch meat and cheese. The kids also enjoued their PB& Js. The brownies were absolutely divine. We also appreciated that the meal was served in stainless steel bento boxes with real silverware rather than disposable containers, which felt very consistent with Ecotours' name and mission. I can't forget to mention the washable tablecloth and napkins. We enjoyed the viewing hatches on the vehicle. While we only had one opportunity to get close enough to wildlife to really use them, they were a fun feature. Our kids especially loved being able to see out the back windows and open them for a better view. Overall, the tour was well organized, comfortable, and family-friendly. The combination of excellent guiding, great food, thoughtful amenities, and a commitment to sustainability made it a memorable Yellowstone experience.

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.

Great experience on the dinner float! Great dinner (steak or chicken, salad, potatoes, green beans,…read moreand cookies). Our guide Eric was fabulous and we saw beaver, a bald eagle, and lots of water fowl. They had ponchos and blankets available for when it sprinkled on us, and the rain didn't detract from the fun at all. We even saw a bear swimming across the river before we started (a rarity for even the guides!). Would absolutely recommend this dinner float.

Triangle X Dinner Float was fantastic! We had a nice small group of 7, very fortunate that it…read morewasn't packed like other companies. Ok, so dinner was the best steak and chicken we've ever had - EVER. Kudos to the cook! We would do this again just for that! Our guide, Kal, was amazing. He navigated and narrated with ease and friendliness that made all of us comfortable. We saw beavers, otter, several bald eagles, and some of our group even saw moose because they brought their binoculars. Unfortunately, we left ours in the car - figures. By the time they shared, it was gone. Bring yours! We had a wonderful time, a great way to see the Snake River and learn about Wyoming. Thanks, Triangle X!

I observed Asher on one of his days off and was impressed by how consistently he hooked and landed…read morequality fish. The following day, he graciously took the time to explain his rig and techniques in detail. He even fished nearby, offering helpful insights throughout the day. After applying a few of his recommendations, my catch rate improved dramatically -- capped off by a 25" brown!

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 hesitated to spend the money for a guided tour of Yellowstone, but I'm so glad I did, and…read moreespecially glad that we used Experience Yellowstone Tours. Dale's knowledge of the park - its history, its wildlife and its geology - was worth every penny. The van was comfortable and allowed for easy viewing of the park. We never felt rushed at any of the stops. Even the breakfast and lunch were good! Dale is very friendly and an easy person to spend the day with. He treated us as if we were long-time friends. I have zero complaints but lots of great memories of our day touring Yellowstone.

My wife and I are extremely glad that we decided to take this tour. We did the North Loop with a…read morewildlife emphasis. Dale is a rock star. He's been a geologist and professional wildlife photographer for 30-40 years. His wealth of knowledge about everything in Yellowstone is what takes this tour to the next level that other National Park tours don't even come close to touching. This tour is worth EVERY penny. Along our tour, we saw a bald eagle, many buffalo, mountain goats that were right next to the road, elk and deer. Dale was shocked that we didn't see any bears that particular day because they are so common. We saw waterfalls, canyons, geysers and way more. The only downside is that we wish we had more time to tour the rest of the park.