>>> 2.5 days on a private tour in the Northern Range with an expert guide & naturalist

>>> 2 days on a private snow coach in the interior with an expert guide & naturalist

>>> 5 nights accommodations in your own private room in Gardiner

>>> 1st night's lodging in your own private room in Bozeman

>>> Round trip transportation between Bozeman, MT & Gardiner, MT

>>> Sit down lunch the first day on the trip from Bozeman to Gardiner

>>> Sit down breakfast on the last day before departure back to Bozeman

>>> 4 private catered dinners for group discussion, editing, etc.

>>> 1 sit down dinner at a local cafe/gallery

>>> Hands-on learning and discussion with a professional Wildlife photographer

>>> Breakfast, lunch, snacks, & drinks on all tour days - gluten free & vegetarian available

>>> Comprehensive packing list for a safe & warm trip

>>> Gear recommendations to make the most of every photo opportunity

>>> A safe space to learn, grow, and ask questions

>>> Amazing images you can't wait to show off, stories you want to share, friendships, laughs, and lots of great memories!

>>> Travel getting to and from Bozeman, MT.

>>> Travel insurance

>>> Gratuity for tour guide & lead

The full amount of $8497.00 USD ($9694 USD for VIP) is due at time of sign up. Flexible payment plans are also available through Affirm, Afterpay, and Klarna

All payments are non-refundable unless the tour is cancelled due to under-enrollment, in which case you will receive a full refund.

There will be no refunds if you need to cancel your trip for any reason.

In the event that the tour is cancelled due to natural disaster, pandemic, labor strikes, or any other circumstance beyond our control, there will be no refunds.

It is strongly recommended that you purchase trip insurance as soon as you book your trip. In most cases, this will be your only recourse for a refund.

I totally get that life can throw curve balls. Because this is a small, curated trip and spots are limited, payments are non-refundable. That said, I strongly recommend purchasing trip insurance so your investment is protected if something unexpected comes up (illness, emergencies, etc.).

Most participants choose to purchase travel insurance for peace of mind.

Once you’re booked, you’ll be invited to a call with me. On that call, we’ll walk through everything together — what to expect, photography skill levels, packing and gear, travel logistics, and any questions you have.

You won’t be figuring this out alone. The goal is for you to feel excited, prepared, and supported well before we arrive.

Day 1, January 17

Guests arrive in Bozeman, check into lodging, and get ready for adventure!

Day 2 , January 18

Our guide picks us up from our lodging and we enjoy lunch together before checking into lodging in Gardiner, then exploring the iconic terraces at Mammoth Hot Springs. Private dinner together.

Day 3, January 19

Our guide picks us up from our lodging at 6:00 am and we spend the day in the Northern Range photographing Wildlife. Picnic breakfast, lunch, snacks, and drinks (coffee, tea, hot chocolate, and water) are provided. Dinner together while we learn, share, & edit.

Day 4, January 20

Our guide picks us up from our lodging at 6:00 am and we spend the day in the Northern Range photographing Wildlife. Picnic breakfast, lunch, snacks, and drinks (coffee, tea, hot chocolate, and water) are provided. Dinner together while we learn, share, & edit.

Day 5, January 21

Our guide picks us up from our lodging at 6:00 am and we spend the day aboard our privately chartered snow coach exploring Yellowstone's interior while photographing Wildlife. Picnic breakfast, lunch, snacks, and drinks (coffee, tea, hot chocolate, and water) are provided. Dinner together while we learn, share, & edit.

Day 6, January 22

Our guide picks us up from our lodging at 6:00 am and we spend the day aboard our privately chartered snow coach exploring Yellowstone's interior while photographing Wildlife. Picnic breakfast, lunch, snacks, and drinks (coffee, tea, hot chocolate, and water) are provided. Dinner together while we learn, share, & edit.

Day 7, January 23

Guests check out of lodging and enjoy breakfast together before our return trip back to Bozeman where we say "see you next time!"

This experience will be easy to moderate activity. It involves early mornings, outdoor conditions, and some walking. It is not strenuous, but participants should be comfortable spending time outdoors in Winter conditions. Appropriate clothing, footwear, and gear are required, but don't worry - I'll let you know exactly what you need to pack beforehand.

Not at all! This trip is designed for beginner to intermediate photographers who want to learn, build confidence, and experience Yellowstone in a safe and supportive environment.

You don’t need top-of-the-line gear or years of experience - just curiosity, a love of Nature, and a desire to grow alongside others.

>>> DSLR or mirrorless camera
>>> 400mm telephoto lens or longer (longer recommended, but not necessary)
>>> Tripod or monopod

>>> Extra batteries & memory cards
>>> Weather-appropriate clothing, footwear, hat, gloves, etc.

A detailed gear and clothing checklist is provided after registration.

>>> Wolves

>>> Bison

>>> Elk

>>> Pronghorn

>>> River Otters

>>> Coyotes

>>> Foxes

>>> Owls

>>> Bobcats

>>> Pine Martens

>>> Big Horn Sheep

>>> Mountain Goats
>>> Bald Eagles

>>> Northern Pygmy Owls

>>> American Dippers

>>> Trumpeter Swans

>>> Lots of species of Ducks

>>> Black Rosy-Finches
>>> Dramatic snow-covered landscapes and geothermal features

>>> and more!

Specific Wildlife sightings are never guaranteed, but our professional guides give us the best opportunities to see and photograph them.

All images on this page are just some of what I've come home with from previous Winter Yellowstone trips - you can, too!

This is a small group experience limited to a total of 6 to ensure quality guidance, ethical Wildlife practices, and minimal environmental impact.

Spots are limited and to ensure a good experience for everyone, you're invited to fill out an application. If you're a good fit, you'll be invited to confirm your spot via email.

To apply, click the "Apply Now" button on this page.

If you still have questions or are unsure if this trip is right for you, I'm happy to chat! Send me an email at [email protected].

Intuitive Wildlife Photography trips are intentional spaces for women, femmes, and gender-expansive people. Cisgender men are not the intended audience for this experience.

We ask that all participants approach these experiences with an open mind, a beginner's mindset, and a commitment to the safety and well-being of every person in the group. All participants are reviewed before their spot is confirmed.

All participants are expected to behave with kindness and respect toward their fellow humans, the Land, and the Wildlife. Harassment, bullying, intentional disrespect, or destruction of property will not be tolerated and may be grounds for being asked to leave the trip. No refunds will be issued for participants asked to leave because of their own disrespectful behaviour.