Yellowstone Day Tours Blog

Every April and May, Yellowstone wakes from its wintry slumber. Grizzlies emerge from hibernation, bison calves nicknamed "red dogs" take their first wobbly steps, and wolves hunt aggressively to feed growing litters. Spring floods the landscape with newborn wildlife and raw, unscripted moments — making it one of the most dramatic and rewarding times to experience the park.

Spotting wild wolves in Yellowstone is more possible than ever. With expert guides, you’ll explore valleys and riverfronts where sightings are most likely and hear the full story of the wolves' incredible comeback. Several wolf packs roam the park, especially in the Lamar Valley, nicknamed the “American Serengeti.” Even if you don’t spot wolves, you’ll witness the ripple effects of their return in the restored landscape and thriving wildlife.

Known for dense populations of wildlife, Yellowstone National Park boasts a plethora of prime wildlife viewing spots, each offering its...