Enjoy one or more of a variety of hikes. Depending on the hike, you have the opportunity to see sights such as waterfalls, mountain lakes, grand vistas, braided rivers, or beaver dams. Depending on time of day, we may see a variety of wildlife as well.
Hikes come in a variety of difficulty levels, from mostly level trails to high-elevation treks ascending 1,700 vertical feet. Please be honest with your guide about fitness level of the group to ensure a successful hike.
This tour will be entirely outside of Yellowstone National Park, so park entry fees are not needed.
| Cost | $499 for 1-3 people +$50 for each additional person over 3 * |
| Maximum capacity | 6 people |
| Duration | 4 hours |
* Price includes Big Sky resort tax. Lunch and snacks are included. Additional credit card processing fee will apply.
What’s included
Tours include the following for no additional charge:
- A professional photographer as your tour guide
- Certified Yellowstone Master Naturalist
- Certified Montana Master Naturalist
- Certified in CPR and Wilderness First Aid, and will carry a first aid kit, bear spray, and GPS with emergency SOS capability for safety
- Snacks
- A reusable water bottle and a supply of water for refills
- Use of a limited selection of equipment
- All transportation
Not included:
- Gratuity
- Not required, but always appreciated
What you should bring
Beyond photography needs, there are some basics you’ll need for any trip to this area.
- Good shoes
- Wear wool socks and a good pair of comfortable shoes or boots.
- Layers!
- No matter what time of year you visit, layers of clothing you can add or remove are crucial. Even in the summer, mornings can be in the 40s or 50s (in degrees Fahrenheit), while afternoons can be in the 80s or 90s.
- Sun protection
- Long sleeves/pants, sunscreen, hat, etc. The sun is powerful out here!
- Rain gear
- Rain can spring up out of nowhere, so having a raincoat and rain pants available is important.
- A day pack, to carry water and anything else you need to bring
- For any children under 60 lbs, you will need to bring a car seat for the drive to get to the trailhead.