Trekking in the Tetons
Experience the raw, untamed beauty of Jackson Hole, Grand Teton, and Yellowstone. From iconic peaks and rushing alpine creeks to exhilarating wildlife encounters and the awe-inspiring geysers of Yellowstone, this adventure is designed for those who crave the wild.
Whether we’re floating the Snake River, hiking into the heart of Cascade Canyon, or unwinding with private chef-prepared dinners, every moment is crafted to capture the spirit of the American West. Pack your gear—the Tetons are calling
Difficulty Rating - Moderate, Somewhat Challenging
Spring hiking conditions in alpine terrain, 20-30 total miles of hiking, light backpack (clothing and supplies), cool to warm weather (~40-70 degrees Fahrenheit) with chilly mornings and sunny afternoons, some potential for snow
Treks & Trails
Hikes We'll Be Doing as a Group and Optional Excursions
Exploring Jackson Hole
Wander Jackson Town Square at your leisure, Elk Antler Arches, Mountain village shops and art galleries
Grand Teton National Park
Hike the scenic Taggart and Bradley Lake loop to see iconic Teton reflections, followed by a tour of historic Mormon Row and Oxbow Bend.
Snake River Raft Excursion
Float the Snake River while spotting eagles, moose, and beavers, followed by a hike through Cache Creek’s forests and mountain views.
Yellowstone (Weather Dependent)
If weather permits, we'll explore the South Loop, featuring Lewis Falls, West Thumb, Old Faithful, and the scenic hike to the Grand Prismatic Overlook.
Jenny Lake & Cascade Canyon
Take in the best of the park with a hike past Hidden Falls and Inspiration Point to reach the breathtaking granite cliffs of Cascade Canyon.
Bridger Teton National Forest
Trek the 7-mile Phelps Lake loop for incredible mountain scenery, with an optional, exhilarating stop at Jumping Rock.