Thank you Heart 6!! A big huge shout out to Austin as our guide. I surprised my husband with an…read moreexperience for his birthday and our 20th anniversary. Can I say that this tour/horseback ride was the cherry on top of our Grand Teton vacation. Austin is very charismatic, sincere and knowledgeable. As our guide he really made the experience just as fun as the beautiful views. I hadn't been on a horseback ride before. Austin made sure our whole group felt safe, attended to and gave all the attention needed during our entire ride. Thank you to all for your kindness on making this a forever beautiful memory!

The experience at Heart Six Guest Ranch was wonderful! Our guide, Arie (I believe her name), was…read morefull of amazing information and she made sure envying our group was able to keep up. We would definitely do the three hour ride again. Somewhat disappointed we didn't get to see as much wildlife as we'd hoped, but see some unexpected wildlife was fun too. We see otters at our home in Florida, but apparently they aren't as common at Grand Teton National Park. Unfortunately, the weather wasn't perfect with rain the last part of our ride, but our guide ensured everyone was safe with the slippery conditions. The horses all look well cared for and that is important to us as well, since we also own horses. Riding horses that are rented in a group, is never the same as riding your own horses, but the horses were better behaved than most rental horses. We'd definitely do this ride again with the Heart Six Ranch and request our guide, who is from Texas and been with this ranch for three years, as well. Thank you Heart Six for a very fun experience!

Stunning property with amazing views. The cabins are newly renovated, clean, and well appointed…read more The staff is very kind and helpful. If you want to do a trail ride, definitely book early. We will be back!

Staff was extremely helpful! Everything is clean and well organized. All sizes were availableread more

When in Wyoming, go horseback riding, right? We decided to do this with Swift Creek Outfitters…read morebecause they didn't require reservations and seemed to be flexible with the start times. The horse "stables" are located several miles down a dirt road off of the main road so be prepared to drive slow and have your GPS map downloaded ahead of time because you will lose signal. We opted for the 2 hour ride which costs $114 if paying by credit card or $100 if paying by cash. The staff help you get onto the horse and provide basic directions on how to start and stop. I was a little worried about this since I've only ridden one other time but luckily the horses are all very well trained and essentially just follow the guide horse on their own. The experience overall was nice, with the path winding through stream beds and through the woods. I would not say that it had awe inspiring views or surroundings though. At the turn around point the guide got off of his horse and took photos of each of the groups with the mountain view in the background which was nice. I will say that the staff didn't feel that friendly. As we were waiting to leave, one of the women stated that she hoped that wouldn't have to get off of her horse to take photos of the guests. Also our guide, while making conversation with one of the guests on our ride mentioned several stories about annoying guests - girls "in their western era" putting on makeup while on the horse and women trying to pick him up. Trust me, I get that tourists can be annoying but this business is quite literally catering to tourists. It didn't make us feel very welcome. Finally, I'm by no means a horse expert, but as some of the other reviewers mentioned, all of the horses are tied up, saddled, in the direct sun, until they are pulled for a ride. It felt confined, with a lack of freedom for the horses.

Avoid this place at all costs - a disappointing and concerning experience…read more We honestly cannot understand how this place has so many positive reviews. If you care even a little about animal welfare, you will immediately notice that something feels wrong when you arrive. This place feels like a tourist machine rather than an authentic ranch experience. Dozens of horses are lined up, already saddled, and spend the day tied up waiting for the next group. There are no real pastures around. The horses that are not tied are kept in small pens, with no grass and far too many horses in a limited space. As an experienced rider, I was extremely disappointed by the ride itself. We paid $260 for an experience that was advertised on their website as a way to see wildlife. This was the main reason we chose this company. After only five minutes on horseback, I asked our guide what animals we might have the chance to see. His answer was very honest but incredibly disappointing: he told us we would probably see nothing because the trails are used dozens of times every day and animals avoid the area. Ironically, we saw a moose and a weasel less than a mile from the ranch on the road. The "Big View Grand Teton" ride ($140 per person) is honestly just a basic out-and-back trail. You start in a completely flat open area, then do a short climb through the forest to reach a mediocre viewpoint, before going back down through almost the exact same scenery. The entire ride is at a walk. No one asked about our riding experience; horses were simply assigned when we arrived based on our height. Of course, the whole ride was at a slow walk, which made the experience incredibly boring for anyone who actually knows how to ride. For the price, the scenery was not memorable, the experience was not authentic, and the promise of seeing wildlife was completely misleading. If you are looking for a true Western horseback experience, go somewhere else. Stay at a real ranch for a night or more, and you will have the opportunity to ride for several hours through much more beautiful and varied landscapes, while supporting places where horses have a better quality of life. This place was a huge disappointment and, in our opinion, not representative of what a real ranch experience should be. It is truly a shame to see that, in 2026, some establishments are still treating horses this way. These animals deserve much better than being treated as a simple tourist attraction.

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

Yellowstone all day tour was excellent. Our guide "Buffalo" was knowledgeable, funny, and very…read moremuch was there to serve us and ensure we had a good time. We saw ALL the sights and when parking was an issue he'd drop us off and circle around! Lunch was excellent and snacks and water plentiful. It was a long day but very entertaining. Saw lots of wildlife too.

Backcountry Safaris was the company that the hotel we were staying at in Jackson uses for it's…read moretours of both Grand Teton National Park and Yellowstone. I take picking out tours very seriously, because I hate taking them. I'm one of those people who likes to do things themselves, make my own itinerary, and being on a tour means other people dictate what I want to see. I did a lot of research and found a company I liked. However, the price was a bit outrageous and when I saw my hotel offering the same tour, with pick up from the hotel, not the middle of town, I took a chance. Well, that chance paid off really well because we had a fantastic time. Backcountry Safaris will sometimes use other companies because of demand and we actually were paired with Gus from Teton Wilderness Tours. If this happens to you, don't fret. It was amazing and I will cherish the memories we made with this day for years to come. We did the half day, sunrise Grand Teton Tour. We were the only ones on the tour that day so it felt very exclusive and it was like we paid for a private tour. Gus did everything he could to get us to see wildlife. We got some great shots of moose and we even saw 3, yes 3(!), bald eagles. We also learned a lot about the area and it's history. Highly recommend!

Food was very good and the service as well. The only con was…read morethat the coffee machine would not work.

I went to The Whetstone restaurant at the Hatchet resort for dinner. The Hatchet is a little log…read morecabin/lodge the restaurant he's also in a cabin type setting. Unfortunately the restaurant and meal really wasn't all that. The restaurant was busy. Service was pretty good. Food was ok (not much flavor). I'm pretty sure the quality of the food or the food safety standards are subpar... after coming home. I went to bed in a few hours later. I woke up ill. It was not fun

Highly recommended tour. We took the evening tour with Nick and saw a newborn deer fawn born…read moreminutes before we arrived, 2 newborn elk calfs born. We saw lots of Wildlife. He provided several videos from the tour taken from a 50 mm scope with an iPhone attached to it. My 400mm lens did not capture the same quality shots. He also provided locations for astro photography. An experience one should consider.

We met at the tourist information center before boarding the van. A telescope was provided for each…read moreseat, making it easy to observe wildlife from the moment we got in. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable, sharing interesting facts about the Teton area and explaining wildlife behavior in detail. During the 4-hour tour, we visited 6 to 7 different locations. The guide knew all the shortcuts and the best spots to find animals, which gave us great opportunities to observe them up close. The tour also provided water, drinks, and snacks in case we got hungry. We took so many amazing wildlife photos and enjoyed the entire experience.

We took a 3-4 hour tour with this company and it was fantastic. Charles picked us up promptly at…read more7:30 from our Airbnb. It was a windy snowy morning and he didn't miss a beat. He spotted everything. We saw Elk, Big Horned Sheep, Moose, Bald Eagles and much more . It was a magnificent morning. Charles was the perfect host. I highly recommend this tour.

Incredible Sunset Wildlife Expedition!…read more We had the BEST time on our Wildlife Expedition (Sunset Tour) in Jackson Hole! From start to finish, everything was smooth, scenic, and unforgettable. Our guide, Mike, was absolutely fantastic... helpful, patient, and incredibly knowledgeable. Mike had an amazing eye for spotting animals and made sure we never missed a moment. The stop at Jackson Lake was particularly breathtaking. Mike shared so many interesting facts about the wildlife, local ecology, and the area's history that it felt like a mix of a tour, a nature documentary, and hanging out with a super friendly local. The pace was comfortable, the vehicle was clean and warm, and the whole experience felt thoughtful and well-planned. Whether you're a first-timer in Jackson Hole or a returning visitor, this tour is 100% worth it. Highly recommend... and if you can, ask for Mike!

My only regret is not being prepared for the food shed…read more Let me explain: 1) we were in town for only 3 days and the plan was to eat out and not cook. What a lost opportunity because the food shed had some great ingredients that just begged to be eaten. 2) there was no trunk space to bring home groceries. We ended up having a lovely chat with the owner and buying some delicious andouille and lamb merguez sausage. We look forward to our next visit!

I had an absolutely fantastic experience at FoodShed! I live in North Carolina and I wanted to send…read moremy niece a package to help celebrate her brother who passed away. Cecily went above and beyond--she took the time to personally pick out the items I wanted with me and deliver my order with a warm smile and exceptional service. It's rare to find a small store so dedicated to customer care. On top of the outstanding delivery, the personal touch of home‑baked cookies makes it feel extra special . Highly recommend FoodShedfor anyone in Teton Valley looking for gourmet pantry staples, and thoughtful service