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Teton Expeditions See it Together - Discover Yellowstone & Grand Teton the unforgettable way. We mind the details, you mind the views! Rafting/Kayaking Center

10/14/2026

Like other ruminants, moose bring partially digested food back up from their stomach to chew it again, helping break down tough plant material like leaves and twigs 🫎🌿

This time of year, you never know what you might see in Jackson Hole…From wildlife fueling up for winter, to unexpected moments like this. Every day in the Tetons brings something different
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10/05/2026

Fall is in full swing in the Tetons 🍂…Let us show you the best spots to find fall foliage before the leaves are all gone!
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09/29/2026

Moose have a pretty unique way of getting to their favorite snacks. Their long legs and tall bodies help them reach high branches, while their flexible lips make it easy to grab leaves and strip them right from the trees.

Keep an eye out for these incredible browsers on your next wildlife tour in the Tetons! 🏔️
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09/24/2026

Fall is putting on a show in the Tetons 🍂🏔️

The aspens and cottonwoods are turning golden, and the mountains are looking better than ever. Come see these colors for yourself and experience fall in the Tetons with us!
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09/16/2026

A pretty special family to encounter in Grand Teton National Park. 🏔️🦢

These young trumpeter swans may look a little different from their parents right now, but don’t worry, the ugly duckling phase is temporary! Cygnets start out with gray and brown feathers and gradually grow into the bright white plumage of adult swans. Once full grown they have a wing span of around 8 feet, making them the largest flight waterfowl in North America.
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09/09/2026

As moose finish growing their antlers this time of year, they shed the velvet that supplied them with blood and nutrients during development. Once the velvet comes off, the freshly hardened antlers can look a little bloody, but is a normal part of the annual antler cycle.

Nature isn’t always pretty, but it’s always fascinating. 🫎🏔️
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09/02/2026

It’s that time of year 🍂

As the days get shorter, bears become more active, spending much of their time searching for the calories they need to prepare for winter. With the first leaves beginning to change, you know the season is shifting in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.

Join us on a wildlife tour and see what the bears are up to before winter arrives! (Footage shot with scope lens adapter from TE guide Jacob Gore)
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08/24/2026

Built for life on the water 🦆

Mergansers are uniquely adapted for catching fish, with narrow bills designed to grab slippery prey and excellent underwater swimming ability. Join us on a wildlife tour and discover the smaller creatures that make the Tetons so wild!
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08/16/2026

Nothings like fireweed in Grand Teton National Park 🌸

These wildflowers bloom from the bottom upward throughout the season, creating a living timeline of summer. When the flowers reach the top, it’s a beautiful sign that fall is just around the corner. Keep an eye out for these vibrant views on your next Grand Teton wildlife tour
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08/14/2026

Just a black bear enjoying a little puddle time 🐻💦

This is the kind of unexpected wildlife moment you could see on an expedition through the Tetons. Come explore with us and see what the day brings!
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Jackson, WY
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