My friend booked the Snake River Float for our group of 10. I didn't think I would like it so much…read more It was such a fun experience and I recommend this to anyone who is on the fence. Just do it! First of all, this is seasonal. I believe the season starts in May through September, so we were very lucky to catch the end of the season. We met at the meeting point, got in their van and was drove to the boat launch (about 10 miles) and float back to the meeting point. Our River Guide was Neil. He was professional, funny and gave us interesting facts throughout the ride. He even pointed out eagle nests. Sadly, we didn't see any animals but that's okay because the view was just spectacular and breathtaking. We also got lucky with the weather. Blue sky in the 70s. It was a bit windy but the lifejacket kept us warm. Highly recommended and book it in advance!

This is going to be an absolute must for my family every single time we're in the area! I knew it…read morewas going to be a fun time, but the scenery and the professionalism from the boater made it over-impressive. Travis was our tour guide and we're certainly going to request a float with him again! The entire experience was comfortable, enjoyable, and breathtaking. The experience is WELL worth the price.

January 6, 2024 Yellowstone Snowmobile Trip…read more Highly recommend booking a trip with Brett. He has lots of knowledgeable with the layout of the park and its history. Brett was very patient with the group, even during the process of getting us gear that would fit. He went above and beyond to give us a trip to remember. The Ski-Doo snowmobiles were great!! This trip is well worth the money!!! God Bless Brett!! God is Great!!

Three negatives within the first 30 minutes of the trip. Will update if there's positive changes,…read moreif this review is not updated, the experience did not get better. For $600-850 a snow mobile, this outfit is greatly missing customer etiquette. We were told to be ready at 6am sharp. We wanted to confirm which side of the hotel pickup was, however neither the 1800 or 307 numbers work. We called repeatedly, text the 307 number, and had no idea if we'd been scammed until the coach showed up at 6:28. Showing up late with no working phone number was shocking for an outfit that demands logistics and communication at 6am. Once the coach showed up, I asked Jeff (guide) if there's any coffee since it's a 1+ hour ride to Yellowstone and coffee shops were not open. Scenic Safari's response? "You can die for an hour in the back." A bit rude, I ignored it. For comparison, the hotel shuttle that runs FOR FREEE has coffee and hot chocolate prepped in the van. No coffee on a $600-800 per person is one thing, but "You can die for an hour in the back," has ZERO customer etiquette. We get in the coach and the man has the lights on full blast over our heads. When asked to dim them since it's pitch black outside and the contrast painful to anyone with migraines, Jeff makes the remark "lights are going off because there's someone sensitive in the back." Zero basic customer etiquette. Just turn the light off. Everyone heard the request. Three strikes before the fist 30 minutes of the trip with 8 hours to go.