| Type de circuit | Visite privée |
| Mode de transport | Transfert à l'hôtel |
| Types de circuits | Visite guidée |
| Organisation des repas | Déjeuner inclus |
| Service et équipement supplémentaires | Transfert inclus |
| Saisonnier | Exclusivité neige d'hiver |
| Type de visite | Sites naturels, Observation des oiseaux, Écotourisme |
| Transport | Voiture avec chauffeur |
If your package requires a pickup address, the supplier will reconfirm the address you provided. If the address cannot be accepted, we will contact you to confirm an alternative pickup location.
What To Bring: Warm clothing
What To Bring: Hat
What To Bring: Jacket
What To Bring: Gloves
What To Bring: Long pants
What To Bring: Outdoor clothing
Know Before You Go: Dress in Layers: Winter mornings can be extreme, and the sleigh portion is open-air. Wear a warm base layer, insulated mid-layer, and a windproof/waterproof outer shell, plus insulated boots, warm gloves, and a hat. Sunglasses help with snow glare on the Refuge.
Know Before You Go: The Sleigh Ride: This is a public, shared horse-drawn sleigh into the elk herd. A private upgrade may be available with advance notice. Dress warmly even if the rest of your day is spent in our heated vehicle.
Know Before You Go: Stay Hydrated: Cold, dry air is dehydrating. We provide water on the vehicle; a reusable bottle is welcome.
Know Before You Go: Wildlife is Wild: Sightings are never guaranteed. Winter pushes elk and other wildlife to lower, open ground, giving your guide the best possible chance of finding them.
Know Before You Go: Road & Weather: Winter tours depend on park road and weather conditions. Your guide may adjust the route or timing for safety, and we'll reach out ahead of time if changes are needed.