In photography, timing is everything—and spring in Yellowstone is one of the most exciting times to experience the park. As winter loosens its grip, Yellowstone comes alive with new life, dramatic wildlife encounters, and some of the best opportunities of the year to photograph bears.

Spring is when many photographers dream of visiting Yellowstone. Grizzlies emerge from hibernation, often with cubs and yearlings in tow, while black bears become increasingly active throughout the park. The Lamar and Hayden Valleys are among the best places in North America to photograph wildlife, offering opportunities to witness grizzlies, black bears, bison with their newborn calves—often called “red dogs”—wolves, pronghorn, coyotes, foxes, moose, and bighorn sheep in their natural environment.

Beyond the wildlife, Yellowstone’s landscapes are just as extraordinary. We’ll photograph the stunning Grand Canyon of Yellowstone, dramatic waterfalls, geothermal features, and iconic geysers. And of course, we’ll spend time photographing one of Yellowstone’s most breathtaking natural wonders—Grand Prismatic Spring, where vibrant colors, steam, and changing light create unforgettable images.

Spring in Yellowstone is wild, unpredictable, and full of possibility—making it one of the most rewarding times of year for wildlife and nature photographers.

• Transportation to and from Bozman, Montana
  

• Meals not listed as included on the itinerary

• Lodging outside workshop dates

• Alcoholic Beverages

• Souvenirs and personal items

• Gratuity for photography guide(s)

• Trip Insurance & Medical Evacuation Insurance
  

Start Location: Bozemam, MT (Must arrive by 2pm)

Travel to Gardiner, MT. 

Meet and Greet at 5pm in Gardiner

End Location: Bozeman, MT.
Drop off at 1:pm