Wildlife Watching in Yellowstone Country

Home to one of the greatest concentrations of wildlife in the lower 48 states, wildlife watching in Yellowstone Country is second-to-none all year long. If you love cute and playful babies—like bison calves, fox kits and bear cubs—consider visiting between late April and early June. If you can't miss the opportunity to hear the haunting bugle of a bull elk, it's best to visit late September through early October. A winter visit means wildlife are easier to spot against the white landscape, and your chances of spotting wolves on the hunt are better when the snow flies. Book a tour any time of year with some of the country’s most experienced wildlife guides and save time by going right to where the wild things are. Read more.