Hayden Valley Nature Tours
At our tour company, we offer exceptional private tours of Yellowstone National Park that showcase both its remarkable wildlife, including bears and wolves, and its breathtaking landscapes. With a shared childhood filled with camping trips and a deep love for God’s creation, we have united our passions to create an unforgettable tour experience. One of us brings expertise in wildlife, with a special affinity for wolves, while the other has a strong background in business.
Our expert guides are skilled in tracking these magnificent animals, providing exciting opportunities for wildlife viewing while imparting captivating stories and insights about the interconnection between wildlife and Yellowstone’s diverse natural scenery. From sweeping vistas and geothermal features to pristine rivers and towering mountains, our tours immerse you in the stunning environment where these iconic creatures roam.
Join us for an adventure that not only allows you to observe wolves and bears in their natural habitats but also deepens your understanding of wildlife conservation. We’re excited to share the majestic beauty of Yellowstone with you and create lasting memories together!
Your Guide Brian
Brian is originally from Fresno, California, where he grew up near the Sierra Nevada mountains. Every summer, his family would take him camping, immersing him in nature from a young age, which fostered a deep appreciation for the outdoors. In 2014, Brian began working at Kings Canyon National Park. Since then, he has also worked in Sequoia, Grand Canyon, and Death Valley National Parks. He later started working in Yellowstone National Park, returning every summer for his job.
During his first year in Yellowstone, Brian fell in love with its most beautiful resident—the Gray Wolf. He became a tour guide and realized that nothing made him happier than sharing the experience of observing wolves with his guests. When he's not working, you can find him in Hayden Valley watching the Wapiti Lake pack, which currently consists of around 23 adult wolves and one surviving pup. Brian hopes to continue guiding for many years to come, bringing joy to everyone who witnesses a wild wolf or a grizzly bear in its natural habitat.
