Yellowstone Safari Co.

Yellowstone Safari Co. Guided wildlife tours in Yellowstone & Grand Teton National Parks since 1991 🦬 🐻 Wolves, bears, bison & more | Expert naturalist guides | Bozeman

Yellowstone Safari Company has been providing first-class, educational, and fun wildlife viewing and Yellowstone National Park tours since 1991. Our longtime experience, uncompromising attention to quality and detail, and dedicated goals towards education and conservation set us apart from the rest. Support for these ideals is handled by the extraordinary group of people on our team. Our professio

nal naturalist guides are experienced wildlife biologists, animal behaviorists, past rangers and environmental educators who will provide you with in-depth, memorable experiences and factual information to enhance your visit beyond your expectations. Visitors from around the globe have joined our tours since 1991. Our goal, now as always, is to facilitate nature-based experiences that provide enjoyment of and appreciation for the natural world, promote the idea of conservation, and provide lifetime memories.

09/07/2026

Happy Labor Day!

Our guests caught this amazing footage of this bear going for a swim in Yellowstone. We hope you get to go out and enjoy the day the same way!

📸: Naturalist guide Emma Richwine

09/04/2026

Through the scope.

Our naturalist guide Kyle Shrestha kyleishames has been closely following the wolves in the northern range, capturing some drama and tender moments between pack members using a Vortex Optics spotting scope and Ollin phone attachment.

Here are some moments from the last month, and we hope to have even more to share as fall rolls in and temperatures begin to cool! 🐺

09/02/2026

Check out this huge mule deer buck!

Visiting Yellowstone in the fall is full of golden leaves and impressive antlers. 🍂 🦌

With fewer crowds and cooler temperatures, it truly is a wildlife lover’s paradise!

📸: Naturalist guide Adam Johanknecht Adam Johanknecht

08/31/2026

To the wildlife in Yellowstone, the geysers are just a normal part of the day!

📸: Naturalist guide Adam Johanknecht Adam Johanknecht

08/25/2026

It’s Christmas in Yellowstone!

The seasonal employees enjoy this summer Christmas celebration every year on August 25th, a tradition that is said to have started in 1925 during a freak summer snowstorm! ❄️

Smile- it’s Friday! 😄This pronghorn antelope, the second fastest land animal in the world, is ready to dash into the wee...
08/21/2026

Smile- it’s Friday! 😄

This pronghorn antelope, the second fastest land animal in the world, is ready to dash into the weekend! Reaching speeds of up to 60mph, these athletes spend their time in the open sagebrush valleys in the park, often hanging around bison herds. More safety in numbers!

Despite being called antelope and looking like they’d fit right in on the African plains, they are not in fact antelope. They are not genetically related to antelope or deer or… anything! They are the only surviving species in their family. If we really reach into their family history, their closest relative is actually the giraffe!

📸: Naturalist guide Dallin Bartlett Dallin Bartlett

08/19/2026

This big bull is really showing off! 🦬

We are in the peak of the bison rut in Yellowstone, be sure to give them a wide berth!

📸: Naturalist guide Dallin Bartlett Dallin Bartlett

08/17/2026

The Milky Way on our stargazing tour!

Our expert astronomy guides will open up the night sky to you in a way you’ve never seen. There’s no better way to go stargazing! 💫

📸: Astronomy guides Alex Trunnell Alexandra Trunnell

🦌 We are noticing the elk beginning to shed their velvet!Every fall, our elk, deer, and moose go through a hormonal chan...
08/14/2026

🦌 We are noticing the elk beginning to shed their velvet!

Every fall, our elk, deer, and moose go through a hormonal change to prepare them for the rut (aka breeding season). Throughout the summer, they spend an immense amount of energy growing their antlers from nothing. While they’re growing, they are covered in a layer of skin called “velvet” full of blood vessels to deliver nutrients to the growing bone.

Once ready, the animal will scrape off the velvet, exposing the bony antler all full grown!

We get so excited seeing these seasonal shifts continue as they always have each and every year. This one has us so ready to watch the elk rut in action, with bellowing bulls and high competition!

📸: Naturalist guides Adam Johanknecht Adam Johanknecht and Maia Zaluski Maia Zaluski

08/12/2026

Getting scrappy in the sage brush!

We never tire of the bison rut, it’s one of Yellowstone’s greatest shows! 🦬

📸: Naturalist guide Allison Hughes

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7560 Pioneer Way
Bozeman, MT
59718

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm
Sunday 9am - 5pm

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