The weather forecast looked a little iffy at this time, but you know how often that a 100% chance of rain can turn into a dry spell in Teton for our Snake River Float Trips. Last week we found 31 species of wildlife on the river and an additional 5 species once we got to the... Continue Reading

June is finally here which means summer is kicking off! We started this Snake River Float Trip with high and fast water, which caused us to have a low species count. We have high hopes, that with the warmer weather there will be more species to look out for near our Tipi Camps.... Continue Reading

We had a nice wooden boat tour down Snake River and came out with a great report for our nature mapping this week. We have compiled two ample lists for the river and the Tipi camp – check them out below. The total species count for both properties was a cool 51!  May is... Continue Reading

Another week, another nature mapping float trip down the beautiful Snake River! The weather was a little foggy to start the day, and the runoff was strong, but we managed to view 28 species on our float trip and 15 species at the Tipi Camp. If you’re visiting Jackson this... Continue Reading

We have started our Snake River float trips for the year, which means we’ve also started Nature Mapping! We ended up with 40 species of birds and mammals for the river and 24 species of birds mammals and amphibians for the camp. Spring is a great time to check out wildlife... Continue Reading

  New Residents at Tipi Camp We continue to have stunning views and exceptional experiences providing Jackson Hole Sleigh Rides at our riverside Tipi Camp. Tipi camp has new residents: Buzz and Don, 11 year old Belgian Gelding draft horses. After eight winters of providing... Continue Reading

Our Snake River float trips are starting to wind down, as winter is on its way to Wyoming! This week, we floated for 8 miles and saw 30 species along the river. The Snake River always allows for excellent wildlife viewing, even when it’s not prime floating season. Our most... Continue Reading

  It’s getting easier and easier to tell that the 2017 season is winding down, especially during the brisk morning hours when it feels much more like Fall than Summer! Regardless of the cooler weather, and the fact that we started out the morning at a chilly 28ºF, we... Continue Reading

As summer comes to a close, we were lucky enough to spot some beautiful bird specimens still in the area. As is typical of the end of the summer season, bird activity is modest but still boasted sightings of 27 Spotted Sandpipers, 49 Cedar Waxwings, seven American Robins, and... Continue Reading