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Once again Women In Wildlife Photography will be heading to the serengeti of the west in all its winter splendor. With its vast, breathtaking landscape, hot springs and volcanos, Yellowstone is like nothing you’ve ever seen before. Add a blanket of snow and you’ll feel as though you’ve walked into a winter wonderland! Winter is arguably the best time of year to photograph wildlife in the park. Food is harder to come by and the instinct to survive in this harsh environment can lead to some exciting encounters. Pair that with the white snow as background and you’ve got some dramatic photos!
Join wildlife photographer Sarah Devlin and our expert guides/naturalists to explore everything Yellowstone has to offer. Yellowstone needs time so we will be spending a total of seven full days in the park in order to maximize photographic opportunities. We’ll be on the Northern Range for five days and then we’ll spend two days in the Interior on a private snow coaches (a thrill in itself!). Wildlife species we are likely to see and photograph are; Bison, Pronghorn, Bighorn Sheep, Elk, Moose, Fox, Coyote and with a little luck Wolves.
This has become one of Women In Wildlife Photography’s flagship tours, with each year getting better and better and wonderful lasting relationships with like=minded women have been made.
About your leader…..
Sarah E. Devlin is a wildlife and nature photographer and the founder of Women In Wildlife Photography LLC. Her love for nature photography began many years ago when she discovered the connection between photography and mindfulness. Since then Sarah has developed a deep connection with nature through her photography that has transformed and improved the quality of her life. It is her passion to encourage others, especially women, to find the therapeutic quality of nature through a lens. Today she travels internationally leading and organizing wildlife photography tours for women and helping to promote other professional women wildlife photographers. Sarah has a unique style to her photography which has garnered several awards including Audubon and NANPA (North American Nature Photography Association) top 100. Her work has been featured in publications such as Natures Best Photography and Wild Planet. Sarah is based in the eastern United States.
5 Participants
$6,495
$500 single supplement *
*If you wish to have a roommate, we will make every effort to pair you with someone. However if we are unable to find a roommate for you the single supplement will be applied to your final invoice.
Payment Schedule:
July and October 2024
Jan. 26th – Feb 3rd, 2025
Day 1
Guests arrive in Bozeman and spend the night at a local hotel near the airport.
Day 2
Our guide picks us up in hotel lobby at 10:00 am. We arrive in Gardiner MT about noon, drop our luggage off, have a quick lunch then set out to explore Mammoth Terraces. Catered buffet dinner in a private setting.
Day 3 and 4
Our guide picks us up at 6:30 am and we spend the day in the Northern Range. Picnic breakfast and lunch, dinner either private catered buffet or at the Wonderland Café.
Day 5 and 6
Our guide picks us up at 6:30 am and transports us to the Mammoth Hotel to board a private snow coach. We spend the day in the Interior of the park. Picnic breakfast and lunch. Dinner either private catered buffet or at the Wonderland Café
Day 7 and 8
Our guide picks us up at 6:30 am and we spend the day in the Northern Range. Picnic breakfast and lunch, dinner either private catered buffet or at the Wonderland Café.
Day 9
Guide picks us up at 7:30 am to return to Bozeman for flights home.
Meals from lunch day 2 to breakfast day 9
Accommodations day 1 to 9
Professional guiding service
Transportation to and from Bozeman
Transportation around park in private vehicles
2 days in the interior of the park on snow coaches
Park fees
Camaraderie with other women photographers
Flights to Bozeman MT
Dinner day 1 and breakfast day 2
Travel insurance
Gratuity for guide and snow coach driver
Easy to moderate.
We will be riding in vehicles and getting out to photograph wildlife.
There may be periods of walking through deep snow but there will always be the option to stay with the vehicle.