Make Memories To Last A Lifetime On This Wyoming Winter Safari

Visitors flock to the Cowboy State in the summer for the exhilarating outdoor experience but when the snow flies, that doesn't mean an end to the marvelous fun. A winter wildlife safari is the ultimate way to enjoy the best of Wyoming, and the pros at Jackson Hole Wildlife Safaris are the experts who can take you on a guided tour of the unspoiled Wyoming wilderness. With a visit to a wildlife refuge, a national park, and an art gallery and museum all packed into a half-day excursion, you'll make enough memories to last a lifetime.

Whether or not you're a skier, Jackson Hole is a magical place to visit in the winter. It's where you'll embark on a fantastical wildlife safari.

Your itinerary starts out with a horse-drawn sleigh ride through the National Elk Refuge just outside Jackson.

The sleigh rides are seasonal and typically run from the middle of December through late March.

Viewing the sights from an open sleigh is an excellent way to get an up-close look at the massive herd of elk that winter at the refuge.

Then it's on to Grand Teton National Park, where you're sure to spot plenty of wildlife.

Some you're likely to see include deer...

...eagles, hawks, and other raptors...

...big horn sheep...

...ducks...

...moose...

...bison, of course...

...and maybe even wolves.

Other animals you might see on this wildlife safari include coyotes and foxes.

But the morning's not over yet! The next stop is at the National Museum of Wildlife Art. There are loads of fanciful and lifelike outdoor exhibits...

...but if you've had your fill of the Wyoming chill by then, there are plenty of wildlife paintings and sculptures inside the museum to keep you busy for hours.

Have you experienced the winter wildlife safari in Jackson Hole?

Where do you enjoy watching Wyoming wildlife during winter?