A phenomenal experience. I have been visiting the national parks in the western United States for…read morethe better part of 40 years and never before thought I really "saw it all" in one day. Mike took our family (and tolerated our family) on a route only time would demonstrate - we went straight to deer viewing, straight to bear viewing (including, yes, a grizzly), straight to the buffalo, and learned an encyclopedia's worth in one day. He offered every bathroom and amenity stop, and made us feel comfortable in our vehicle. If you want to truly see Yellowstone, as only an expert can show it, then get up as early as you can and do the full day! You won't regret it.

Mountain Mike was our guide. The vehicle he provide was so filthy (trash, old credit card receipts,…read moresoda cans, dried fluid stains on seats and console , windshield you could barely see through) it was unsuitable for a tour. We had two other guides on this trip who were considerably less expensive and who provided late model immaculate SUVs. The conditions were so bad Mountain Mike agreed the trip should be cancelled and we agreed. To add injury to insult he agreed to refund the $1,900 but has now refused to do so. I cannot imagine a worse experience.

True to its name, we were very thankful to spot several moose near this Junction on our first visit…read moreto Grand Teton National Park! Beyond the moose - part of the fun of this junction is the anticipation of entering the main section of Grand Teton National Park (NP). A turn onto Moose Wilson Road leads to the NP visitor center, fee station, the mighty, glorious Teton Range, and all the beautiful lakes, trails, and wildlife you might be privy to see! A welcome sign along a long, flat stretch of road - watch out for moose and cyclist along the main road;)!

Moose Wilson Rd, the road less travelled, starts at Moose Junction. This tiny dot on the map is…read moreright next to the Craig Thomas Visitors Center, a lovely large structure that is solely to promote information about the Grand Tetons. It became our launching point for heading to the other side, the western exposure, the Idaho side of those Grand Teton mountains, where we planned to continue our adventure into Yellowstone at the west entrance. We had done a not-so-thorough couple of hours in the region, stopped in Jackson for lunch, marveled at the magnificence of the craggy, snow covered peaks, inhaled the crisp clean air, and sadly knew we needed to move on, getting to the Idaho side before dark. The burning question was, how do I get there without reliving the horror that is Jackson? Just ask those "in the know" and they will tell you of Moose Wilson, a lesser known, two lane road starting at Moose Junction, that circumvents the clogged roads of Jackson and avoids the downtown crazies that populate that quaint, touristy town. Good to know, we were told it was also extremely scenic, so we decided to go for the shortcut. This became its own self guided tour. The irony? There was a steady line of cars very cautiously going this way, at least more than we had anticipated. Initially, that slowed us down. The secret passageway was not so secret. But you should also know that they were mostly driving quite cautiously because... about 1/3 of this "secret" roadway is entirely dirt, sometimes only wide enough to accommodate one car, with many large pit holes that will challenge your driving skills and make you think you are being trained for a professional obstacle course. Timing impeccable, as always, we had also managed to be there after a significant rain, and so...guess what...we were fording streams and dodging huge puddles that usually were not there. Still, oh cautious one, the beauty and serenity was worth it; vast open meadows, dense thickets of indigenous trees. We never saw any moose or any other wildlife other than birds and one or two deer, but based on what we passed, however, it would be extremely likely. You just need to get your timing right. Words to the wise: I would not try to pull a trailer through here nor would I wish this road on anyone at night. It is so isolated, so many trees, there is nothing to light the way except your handy dandy headlights. So get the H*** out of there before sunset, dear 21st Century Adventurer. This road is closed once winter kicks in, no surprise there.

There are many options of things to do in Jenny Lake. You can hike around the lake which is a loop…read moreand a little over 7 miles. If you hike counterclockwise about 2.5 miles you will get to where the boat dock arrives to go to Hidden Falls, Inspiration Point, and Cascade Canyon. If you want to not walk the extra miles you can take the boat. This is a very popular spot so go early to avoid the crowds. There is also a boat rental place there.

Beautiful lake with a beautiful trail. Bring an umbrella and raincoats and also be prepared to wait…read morefor parking. The store, visitor center and the restrooms are all pretty tidy and great to frequent. Only small issue was that the water filler was not working when we were there. Glad to have been able to see some bears!! There's a pontoon boat tour is also recommend checking out. Warning: You can't really see Grand Teton peak from along the lakeside. For that, it is advised to go to Mormon Row or Cathedral Row!

Bo was spot on. Of all the tours in all the world this dude was a wealth of knowledge! I learned so…read moremuch more and saw so much more than I expected. The third party app did not do it justice. I almost cancelled and highly recommend doing this if you've never done it. Thanks Bo! You da man! And thank you to Eco tours for being so accommodating.

Kirk was a great guide. We saw plenty of wildlife and learned a ton along the way. I would…read morerecommend highly.

Definitely a must do in Yellowstone National Park! Holy cow! Moses exceeded all of our…read moreexpectations! He was so knowledgeable about the geological history of Yellowstone it felt like we had a walking encyclopedia with us. He treated us all with kindness and respect, which was I'm sure difficult sometimes with loud and inquisitive kids! He was patient with my 75 year old mom and accommodating when something proved too taxing. I loved how he also let us expereince things on our own too. We walked around Old Faithful just the 4 of us and a few other places too. The highlight had to be the wolf we all caught on his INCREDIBLE binocs! I seriously was blown away by how good they were! He also provided a delicious lunch for us and we enjoyed his company on our picnics. We booked Moses for two days and his van was as spotless the second day as it was the first. I was impressed after a 13-hour day, he still cleaned it all out of our dirty shoeprints and restocked the water so that we could start fresh the next day. Thank you for the incredible memories, Moses! We saw Yellowstone how it was meant to be seen in two days, and it definitely inspired us to come back and camp there to experience it even more.

This is a truly wonderful tour to Yellowstone from your hotel in Jackson Hole. Your guide, Moses,…read moreowns the company, and he is your guide. You select which sites you desire to see, be it Old Faithful or Grand Prismatic Spring, or the incredible Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone with its stunning Lower Falls at Artist's point or the Brink of the Falls where you're within feet of the pounding waters as it thunders down. Your tour is in a brand new Ford Transit Van with huge, clear picture windows all around for continuous viewing. Moses is extremely knowledgeable about the entire area- and, he's a kind and accommodating person who was so pleasant to spend a full day with a few days ago. This was my second time with him, and I've recommended him to other friends who had a great experience! You will NOT be disappointed! I promise!

I have been fortunate enough to see the grand Teton from almost every conceivable view, except from…read moreabove. Don't think that because you flew in to the Jackson hole airport that you got the full view. In my opinion, the greatest views are from the west side just above table mountain. The great thing about fly Jackson hole, is their aircraft. They are impeccably maintained, and the instructors are top notch. I especially recommend Jeff, if you can get in the plane with him, you are going to have the experience of a lifetime-I guarantee it.

We did the Grand Tour with Dave today and it was amazing. The views were breathtaking, and Dave's…read moreknowledge, skill and experience was outstanding. The whole thing was definitely the highlight of our trip and we will do it again when we return to Jackson.

Jeff was our tour guide, and hands down, THE BEST guide I've ever encountered. He was a treasure…read moretrove of useful, entertaining information - not only about the extensive, local wildlife & terrain, but also about the history of the area, best places in town to visit and eat, and so much more. There was never a dull moment, and I would HIGHLY recommend Jeff and this tour company. I guarantee that you'll walk away with way more insight than you'd ever expect from a local tour company. 5 STARS

We took a full day Yellowstone Lower Loop tour with Jeff. He picked us up at our hotel at dawn…read more We were the last to get on the van already filled with other merry travelers. What a fun day we had!! Jeff was so great about explaining things along the way and pointing out animals we might have missed. He is a wealth of knowledge having lived in the area for many years. We saw more than I even thought we would. I would highly recommend Jeff and /or Yellowstone Tours !

The tour was beautiful and our guide Matt was super friendly and knowledgeable about the area!read more

Our guide Travis was very knowledgeable. Not just with navigating the river but also the Teton area…read moreand the local wildlife. This is my first float tour and he made me feel at ease with his navigating skills. If you're curious about activities in the Teton, he'll have plenty of suggestions for you. He's even climbed Grand Teton! (No wonder he doesn't own a tv. He doesn't have time for it. Lol) He's a true outdoorsman.