Email us guide@wolftracker.com if your date is not available, we can often fit you in!

Explore Yellowstone's famed Lamar Valley, wildlife rich Northern Range, and iconic interior with Yellowstone's wolf watching and wildlife experts. At Yellowstone Wolf Tracker, we are about providing a once in a lifetime experience in our world's first national park.

Observing wolves, bears, bison, and birds in their natural habitat, sharing captivating stories of the wolf reintroduction, describing the controversial management of Yellowstone's charismatic megafauna--our privately guided tours are educational, in-depth, and inspiring.

From the comfort of our touring vehicles, each outing is a private, customizable experience, kid friendly and family orientated. Our naturalist guides are skilled, knowledgeable, and dedicated to what they do. Each of our guides knows the park's wolf packs and where to search for them.

The experience starts at dawn and lasts about six hours in the field but can run an hour or two longer depending upon sightings, conditions, and interest. We provide a continental style breakfast, which consists of a smorgasbord of breakfast and snack items.

We are located at the North Entrance to Yellowstone in Gardiner, Montana, and recommend that our guests/clients stay in Gardiner or Mammoth Hot Springs for convenience.  Additional meeting locations in northern Yellowstone include Canyon Village, Tower Junction, and Lamar Valley.

Yellowstone Wolf Tracker (The Wild Side, LLC) is an authorized tour and transportation provider (CUA 13-133) in Yellowstone National Park. All packages include Resort Tax (4.0%).

Email us guide@wolftracker.com if your date is not available, we can often fit you in!

The fee is refundable, minus a $75 booking/processing fee up to

4 weeks from the first date of the service, but non-refundable within 4 weeks

of the date of the program.

International Visitors/Nonresidents: Foreign nationals must pay their own

entrance fees. Starting in 2026, cost for foreigners to enter some US national

parks increased significantly, and we can no longer include their entrance fees

in our tour cost. Options are (1) we can meet you in the park, or (2) we can

meet you outside the park, but you must either have a (A) prepaid pass, or (B)

buy a pass when we arrive at the entrance station. Each non-U.S. resident

aged 16 and over will be charged a $100 per-person nonresident fee. Also, a

Non-Resident Annual Pass is available for $250. This pass will cover fees for

three additional adults in the pass holder’s party.