My mother-in-law and I took the 3 hour trail ride today. We drove there from Teton Village, so the…read moredrive was absolutely beautiful to begin with. We left about 6:30am to get there at 7:30 (and we were still 10 minutes late). The last 5 miles are on a dirt road, through absolutely gorgeous country. Just be forewarned that it's a dirt road! They were very gracious and allowed us to join the 3 hour ride, despite being 10 minutes late! They have the cutest dogs! Their big St. Bernard, Teddy demanded belly rubs, which I would have happily given all day. They also have the tiniest little pom I have ever seen! So adorable. All of their horses look so healthy and happy. They are obviously very well cared for. Their facilities are clean and well maintained and all of the employees were friendly and engaging. Our wrangler for the trail ride was knowledgeable and fun to chat with. She was attentive without being overbearing. We stopped several times so she could check our saddles and cinch us up, if needed. I don't have to say that the scenery was insanely beautiful. It's Wyoming in the summer, and the Grand Tetons! I felt completely spoiled coming from CA where everything is currently a shade of brown, and dry. Our horses were very well behaved and made the ride easy. Thank you so much to Swift Creek for a beautiful experience! I got to see parts of Wyoming that I would not have been able to otherwise. I will definitely be coming back!

Great trail ride with different levels of terrain. The horses seemed to be well taken care of. You…read morejust show up no reservation required (first come first serve) we only had to wait 20 mins. Different packages/rides to choose from.

Van's picked us up at the Grand Teton Lodge. We drove about 10 minutes to Moran point. There were…read morelatrines and the rafts were unloaded from the trailers. We put on life jackets and were given safety instructions. We were helped on and off the rafts. We wore sneakers and carried cameras, everything stayed dry. Steve wisked us down the Snake River for almost 90 minutes. He pointed out bald eagle, flowers, beavers... The scenery was mesmerizing, a perfect way to spend the day. As the clouds lifted, the majestic Grand Tetons came into site & I took hundreds of photographs here. We disembarked at Deadman's Bar. We were transported by van to a beautiful overlook.

A tourist trap. Took a very slow moving horseback ride. No galloping at all. Staff were not very…read morepleasant and kind of abrupt. Was way over priced. I won't do business with this company again!

This past Monday July 7 at 2:28, my husband and I were on the main highway. We stopped along the…read moreroad with several other cars as the tour from your ranch were crossing. One of the guides was struggling with the horse he was on. It was doing circles while he was on the highway waiting for others to cross. Once everyone had crossed and he was on the dirt, he proceeded to hit his horse several times in the neck, which appeared to be with a lot of force. We were appalled and this type of abuse to this horse should never happen. I suggest you terminate this employee or take any necessary action. What we witnessed was awful and I hope this isn't typical of the way your Ranch treats these beautiful animals.

The teen group at Triangle X Ranch was such an amazing experience and one I will certainly be…read morereturning to. Our horse wranglers Carson, Brittany, and Matt were so much fun and some of the coolest people you will meet. Daily horseback rides were epic and the teen overnight was the highlight of everyone's week.

I loved staying here, it is by no means a four star luxury hotel…read more The staff was kind and courteous, they weee very straight forward with the type of sleeping accommodations that were available. We contacted them in advance they forwarded us there were no fires. They strongly suggested that we have our own sleeping bags and pillows to stay in the teepees.

You never know what you're gonna get on a trail ride. Especially one at the end of the season…read more But, it was actually a pleasant surprise. Wranglers were nice and did a good job of trying to accommodate everyone with the right horse. Not an easy task. Went out in two separate groups of about ten. Our wrangler Ross was great. Good kid. Horses behaved and followed their trail and line. No galloping or running but that's ok. Most of the riders were first timers. Beautiful scenery and two hours was just enough.

We had a wonderful time. It was cool but we had blankets. Our guide was excellent, he was very…read moreknowledgeable about the plants, trees and animals. Gave a lot of historical information that was interesting.

What a great experience! The views are beautiful. The horses were great. I felt like a real cowgirl…read moreon this trip. I did the two hour trip and it was very much worth it. I will say, going back down the mountain was a bit scary because my horse (shoutout to Gray) did not like going down the rocks and would stop to analyze the path. He was good overall. I would definitely recommend doing this while in the area.

Good horseback trail ride. Highly recommend if in the Grand Tetons/ Yellowstone NP. We did the 3 hr…read moreride and it was not a nose-to-tale trail ride you are actually riding ( up and down ridges, rocks, creek crossings, mud, ect.). Our guide Owen was great. The horses we were on were Big Kent and Big Tex- both were great and they did well for us and we ( experienced riders) loved it that we actually had to ride them. Horses are nice and fat/healthy. We will definitely be back next time we are in the area

Wow! Worth every penny! We only planned to stay one night but wish we did 2-3! We did the bedroll…read moreand breakfast but they also do customs overnight tours to fishing sites or deeper into Yellowstone. They are the ONLY horseback riding with permits to enter Tetons and Yellowstone . Other Yellowstone horseback riding is through xantera or whatever the main Yellowstone commercial Company that manages all the hotels/restaurants/staff for general stores, very Disneyland/commercial. Wilderness Trails is family owned, rural, one of a kind. We felt like a family on the prairie. They literally plop horse corrals and tents and cooking station in the middle of grand Tetons and Yellowstone on a meadow/prairie like plot of land. All the staff live there in tents and some campers and so you basically join "their family" and live that life. They had a professional chef that came from a Michilin Star restaurant (he was not technically a Michilin chef) but food was amazing and so well Done! We got to eat with our horse wranglers and the chef and felt like part of their family. They all had their own dog and my kids had so much fun running around with all The doggies:) they had a warm outdoor like shower and you are in the middle of nature bathing amd my daughter said it was the best shower of her life! It was my 7 year olds first time horseback riding and she did just fine! My other kids were 10 and 12-they wanted to "live there" and asked if we could have their bday parties there. Was worth every penny! Wish we planned to stay longer

Staff was generally very unfriendly. I watched one of the wranglers (not sure her name but she had…read moreblonde curly hair) roll her eyes and get visibly frustrated at a guest because he wasn't understanding her instructions. I asked our guide Dom a simple question and his response was pretty snarky. For the most part it seemed like everyone disliked their jobs. Ride was beautiful though

We had a lovely time on our 1 hour long horse back trail ride! It was for my husbands birthday and…read morehis brother & my sister in law came a king for the ride. Our guide was very nice, stopped and took a picture of our group. It was all very relaxed & fun. Very very safe, the horses were great & calm. The staff was great. We very much enjoyed the gorgeous views & our guides great personality. Luckily for us we were the only people on our trail ride, great pricing, great views, and great atmosphere

Been visiting Moose Head for over 10 years, and each time I leave, I start planning on how to…read morereturn. Lindsay, Chris, & Eddy are gracious hosts, the food is *excellent*, the horseback riding is superb, and their views of the Grand Tetons are magnificent. Here's a pic I grabbed one morning when the sun was rising and lighting the mountain range up.

We had an incredible vacation at Moose Head Ranch when our family visited back in June…read more The ranch is in a quiet area about 30 minutes outside of town. It covers a fairly large area and has a number of activities you can do: horseback riding, fishing, hiking, and more. The food was excellent! They prepared 3 meals each day and we weren't disappointed at all. They even packed a picnic lunch for us to take when we went to Yellowstone for the day. The views at MH are amazing. It was so beautiful having the Tetons right outside of your window. We've missed MH since we were there and look forward to visiting again soon!

I would give Hidden Falls 4.5 stars. There are two ways that you can visit Hidden Falls. The first…read moreis my taking the boat over and then it's a very short hike. The other way is hiking to it along Jenny Lake Trail. There are many people who take the boat over and do Hidden Falls and Inspiration Point and then leave. For this reason the first mile of trails after getting off the boat are heavily trafficked with tons of people and families. For this reason, if you do come visit Hidden Falls, I would recommend doing it early in the morning. We did the Cascade Canyon Trail around 8:30am and visited this on the way down around 11:30am and it was packed with people and kids running around so go early to avoid the crowds. The waterfall is beautiful! It's not hidden as the name would suggest since it's highly trafficked. We didn't stay long (only about a minute) because all the people and kids running around took away from the feeling of being surrounded by nature and at peace, although we are glad we went.

This review is for Hidden Falls via String Lake Trail which was a ~4.6 miles round trip that took…read more~2.5 hours to complete. This was a stunning hike from beginning to end. Another popular trail but not overly crowded near end of day. Trail was narrow and flat with a few minor inclines. There was still snow after you cross the last bridge towards the viewpoint of the waterfall but do-able without spikes. The trail does not take you up close to the waterfall but only viewable from a distance. Jenny Lake reminds me of Crater Lake in Oregon; not because of the color but due to the sheer size. Beautiful views of the Teton Range, String Lake, Jenny Lake, Hidden Falls and the surrounding area! Carry bear spray; the chances of encountering a bear is lower at popular trails but you never know. Short video of the hike for those interested! https://youtu.be/meQ4PZFrpCg