This was THE best part of our road trip across Utah! My Peru trip is still on hold due to Covid,…read morebut I can't believe that Capitol Reef made my dream come true to go hiking with a llama. We were already staying one night at Capitol Reef Resort, and it was super convenient to add it onto my room booking.  We chose the 4 hour hike and our guide was informational and friendly. There were only 4 people and 4 llamas plus our guide at our time slot. Our llamas Hugo and Benny were beautiful and kept us smiling the whole time. My hubby normally does not enjoy hiking but the 4 miles went by pretty quickly! We did get a few short 10-15 minute breaks. Our llama also carried the tables, chairs, food, and drinks for our picnic.  Our guide made us a Caprese sandwich and we got to enjoy the view with some cheesecake after. We got tons of beautiful pictures and videos with our llamas.  This was such a memorable experience and we were so happy to hike with the friendly and well behaved creatures.  When we hiked back to our hotel, we got to say good-byes by feeding the llamas some treats and taking more pictures.  I highly recommend this to anyone who loves llamas!

We have been touring the National Parks for the past three years and we do little adventures at…read moreeach park. Capitol Reef is off the beaten path for most travelers, but it's a cool park and the rock formations are fascinating. We stayed at the Capitol Reef Resort (which was also great) and they had signs for llama hikes. What the heck is a llama hike?? My almost 60 year old Mom was a skeptic. I went on Instagram and found the company is rooted in Idaho, but have expanded across the country. I didn't have phone service so I did email contact and tried to use the hotel phone. Within minutes I got a response! This was 15 hours notice and they said we were in. AWESOME. So the llamas come up over the hill and I'm like -- this is amazing already and it only got better from there. Our guide, Jessiny, was so kind, knowledgeable and treated us to a wonderful 2 hour walk/hike in the washes of Capitol Reef, an area hardly traversed. Also, the guide/hike was just us! They do this private reservation thing so it's just your booking and the guide -- what?! All for $180?? What a steal. Let's get to the llamas. My skeptical mother was smitten within minutes. They are these giant, fluffy, adorable creatures that want to cuddle, walk with you and just chill while you walk around the outskirts of Capitol Reef. It's like having a giant camel-like dog by your side. You can put your stuff in their packs and feed them treats. It's the absolute BEST. Our guide was also super cool about making stops, getting water and taking pictures. She was also attuned to our pace and energy levels. The whole experience was outstanding and it made memories forever. Do this while you are here, it was worth every penny. I would do it again in a heartbeat. I miss my llama already.

Disappointing overall. The walk and talk was too hard to hear over the traffic and crunching…read moreleaves. We missed most of the stories. We didn't appreciate being sold products by the presenters. We ended up leaving early. Definitely not worth the money.

Cathy is absolutely wonderful. You feel like you've known her for years when you meet her…read more Walking tour was so good. She tells the stories and history of some of the coolest buildings in our downtown Idaho Falls. The only suggestion I have is that you charge your cell phones to 100% before you go. You use a cool app and take lots of pictures to examine later. Reccommed for a cool night out. You'll never look at our little town the same way again!!!!!

This is a lovely family owned business. I just went here today with my mother. My mom was very…read moreapprehensive about horses because she had a past bad experience. The people here accommodated to her by giving her a very sturdy, docile horse named Sage. My mom now loves horses. All of the horses are super well trained. The view of the mountains is absolutely beautiful when you get up to the ridge. The staff is wonderful and they know a lot about the area so you learn new things along the ride. One of the best horseback riding experiences I've ever had.

we had a group of 8 and had the best time! hannah was our guide and she was amazing! we highly…read morerecommend riding with these guys!

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.

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

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.

If you're like me, you may have driven by this many times on your way to Alpine or Swan Valley…read more It's the S. fly. It's the killer resort for fisherman along the snake river. They actually have music all summer long outside overlooking the river full bar, but the secret is in the winter. They have coffee and a chill place to hang out not to mention all the coolest Gear for fisherman or any of us that just want to have great outdoor wear. Stop in these folks are great resources for local area sites as well.

BEAUTIFUL space. i watched the construction and didn't expect this to be the final result. very…read morewell done. great interior decor and nice employees. adam was very nice.

Came to Jackson Hole on a girls trip and had the best experience snowmobiling to the hot springs…read more Our tour guide, Bryce, was extremely helpful in answering any questions, letting us stop to take photos and overall made the experience top notch for our group. Would highly recommend booking! The only critique I have is that the website could use a bit more information (bring towels! They have boots, snow gear, etc.) although when we called ahead of our reservation we received quick and helpful responses. 12/10 experience!

My husband and I were in Jackson, WY for our friend's birthday, who mentioned to us about…read moresnowmobiling one day... and maybe doing hot springs another day. I did my research of how to rent snowmobiles in Jackson but ended up finding the best of both worlds: a snowmobile tour that went to hot springs! I booked the Granite Hot Springs Tour Half Day. There were two timeslots for the tour, early morning or afternoon. I reserved the afternoon session, which started at noon. For our party of 3, I got 2 snowmobiles: one for a solo rider and the 2nd for tandem riding. I appreciated how clearly their website described of what to bring, including necessities for the hot springs like your own swimsuits and towels. A day prior to the tour, Teton Tour Co. called me to confirm my reservations and also answer any logistical questions I had. They were also able to accommodate a last minute change. My friend was staying at The Village, while my husband and I were staying at a hotel in Jackson. Teton Tour Co. was able to pick us up from both of our hotels. Our guide was Matt, and he was awesome. It was everyone's first time riding a snowmobile, and he thoroughly went over how to safely use it. The tour was such a blast! The way to the springs took about 40 minutes, including a couple of scenic stops along the way where we took pictures. The hot springs felt amazing, and it was an invigorating experience all in itself going in and out of the pool with our swimsuits in below 20 degree weather. On the way back, we hit a cool trail where we got to really rip on the snowmobiles. This was a great way to spend a snow day. I would highly recommend this tour and this tour group.