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Discover the stunning landscapes and wildlife of Beartooth Highway on this private guided tour, including scenic vistas, wildlife viewing, and local charm.
If you’re dreaming of a day immersed in some of North America’s most striking scenery, this Beartooth Highway Private Tour might just be what you’re looking for. Designed for small groups—up to six people—this tour offers an intimate escape into Montana and Wyoming’s rugged beauty, complete with a knowledgeable wildlife guide, scenic stops, and plenty of chances to spot local animals.
What we love most about this experience is how it balances spectacular vistas with meaningful encounters with wildlife. The inclusion of binoculars for every guest means you’re not just looking at sweeping landscapes but actually catching glimpses of elusive creatures like moose, elk, or mountain goats. Plus, the convenience of hotel pickup and drop-off makes this a hassle-free way to explore without the stress of navigating yourself.
However, a possible consideration is the tour’s scheduled window—7:00 AM to 11:00 AM—which means early mornings and potentially cooler mountain air. For those who prefer later starts or longer days, custom timing might be worth discussing with the provider.
This tour appeals most to travelers who appreciate nature, scenic drives, and a personalized experience. If you’re eager to learn from an expert and want to avoid large crowds, this private tour hits the mark.


This tour provides an exceptional way to experience the spectacular landscape of the Beartooth Highway, which many consider one of America’s most scenic routes. The journey begins in Red Lodge, Montana, a charming town with historic appeal. As your guide navigates the twists and turns, you’ll get a narrated introduction to the area’s natural and cultural history. We liked the way the guide’s insights added depth to our appreciation for the rugged terrain.
Driving along the Montana side of the highway, you’ll encounter steep switchbacks and rugged mountain scenery. Expect to see marmots scurrying across the rocks—chunky little creatures that are fun to watch. The guide’s knowledge makes all the difference here, pointing out wildlife and geological features you might otherwise overlook.
In the 1-hour drive along the Wyoming stretch, the scenery shifts to glacial lakes and alpine meadows. This is a prime spot for wildlife spotting, and guests have reported seeing grizzly bears in the fields, which is not something you encounter every day. The guide’s spotting scope and binoculars significantly elevate the experience, allowing everyone to get a good look at the animals and distant landscapes.
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The Rock Creek Vista Point offers a quiet moment with breathtaking views of Rock Creek Canyon and the glaciers that carved it. It’s a perfect photo stop and a chance to stretch your legs. The guide often provides coffee here, making it a pleasant break to soak in the scenery.
The highlight for many is the Beartooth Pass Vista, perched nearly 11,000 feet above sea level. From this vantage point, you’ll see sweeping mountain ranges and maybe even a pika or mountain goat darting across the rocks. Expect some crisp mountain air and perhaps a brief reminder of how high you’ve climbed.

The Beartooth Basin Summer Ski Area is a curious sight—an alpine ski resort in full operation during summer months, a reminder of how versatile this landscape is. The Top of the World Store, near Cody, Wyoming, offers a quaint shopping experience with snacks, souvenirs, and more stunning views. Many guests enjoy picking up a keepsake to remember this trip.
If time permits, a quick visit to Cooke City, Montana, provides a taste of mountain town life—quaint, rugged, and full of outdoor adventure possibilities.
The tour concludes with a scenic drive along the Chief Joseph Scenic Byway, following the path of the Nez Perce Tribe, offering a different perspective on the landscape with desert mountain scenery.

At $650 for up to six people, this private tour provides a lot of value. The price covers private transportation, expert guiding, binoculars, spotting scope, snacks, and beverages. It’s a comprehensive package that ensures comfort and engagement, especially with the inclusion of wildlife viewing gear.
Compared to self-driving or group tours, this experience offers intimacy and flexibility. You can ask questions, linger at stops, and enjoy the ride without worrying about navigating or parking.

While reviews are currently unavailable, the tour’s structure and offerings suggest a positive experience. The mention of knowledgeable guides and stunning views as key highlights echoes what many experienced travelers value in scenic tours. The inclusion of wildlife spotting tools and snacks points to thoughtful planning aimed at maximizing comfort and fun.
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This private tour is ideal for nature lovers, photography enthusiasts, or families wanting a personalized adventure. It suits travelers who value expert guidance and are interested in wildlife and scenic vistas. Early risers will appreciate the morning schedule, though those with flexible timing might contact the provider to customize.
Those seeking an immersive, hassle-free experience—without the stress of navigating mountain roads—will find this tour a worthwhile investment. But keep in mind the timing, and plan for weather that can change quickly at high elevations.

The Beartooth Highway Private Tour With Wildlife Guide offers a well-paced, intimate look at one of America’s most breathtaking routes. It combines spectacular mountain views with wildlife encounters, all delivered by a knowledgeable guide who enhances every stop with local insights.
For travelers craving beautiful scenery, wildlife experiences, and a flexible, private setting, this tour hits the sweet spot. It’s a good choice for those who want a memorable day out in nature, with the added comfort of custom planning and expert guidance.
If you’re ready for a scenic adventure that balances visual splendor with wildlife excitement, this tour provides excellent value and authentic experiences that make it worth considering.

What is the tour price and group size?
The tour costs $650 per group, accommodating up to six people, which makes it ideal for small groups or families.
Is hotel pickup available?
Yes, pickup from your hotel or Airbnb is included, making the experience convenient and stress-free.
How long does the tour last?
It lasts approximately 4 to 5 hours, with scheduled start times from 7:00 AM to 11:00 AM, though custom timing can be arranged.
Are snacks and drinks provided?
Yes, the tour includes snacks and seltzers, plus beverages to keep you refreshed during the day.
What wildlife might we see?
Guests have the chance to spot animals such as moose, elk, grizzly bears, mountain goats, and pikas, especially with binoculars provided.
What stops are included?
Stops include Red Lodge, Rock Creek Vista, Beartooth Pass, the Top of the World Store, Cooke City (if time permits), and the Chief Joseph Scenic Byway.
Is this tour suitable for all travelers?
Most travelers can participate, but those wary of early mornings or high-altitude driving should consider their comfort level.
How much walking is involved?
Most stops are scenic viewpoints with short walks or stretches, so it’s accessible for most people.
What should I bring?
Bring layers for variable mountain weather, a camera, and a sense of adventure—guides supply binoculars and spotting scopes.
Can I customize the experience?
Yes, the tour offers some flexibility, and you can inquire about specific timing or stops when booking.