2027 dates coming soon
Wild Fall
hosted at Skyline Guest Ranch
Experience Yellowstone in the fall, when cooler temperatures, changing colors, and active wildlife make it one of the most exciting times to photograph the park. Hosted at Skyline Guest Ranch, just outside Yellowstone’s Northeast Entrance, we will spend our days exploring Yellowstone in search of wildlife and seasonal photographic opportunities. All levels of photographers are welcome, with a maximum of six participants to keep the experience personal and flexible in the field. The focus will be on finding photographic opportunities while always keeping wildlife and ethical practices first. For more information, including a detailed itinerary, lodging accommodations, and booking details, visit the link below. Feel free to reach out to Julia with any questions you may have.
Wildlife Activity
Fall in Yellowstone is an exciting time for wildlife photography, with cooler temperatures bringing increased activity throughout the park. The elk rut is a highlight of the season, while grizzly bears, black bears, moose, coyotes, bison, red foxes, and occasionally gray wolves may also be seen. As wildlife is always unpredictable, we cannot promise any specific encounters, but we will do everything we can to maximize our opportunities throughout the expedition.
Skyline Guest Ranch
Nestled in the rugged Beartooth Mountains three miles outside Cooke City, Skyline Guest Ranch offers a secluded base for our workshop with easy access to both Yellowstone and the Beartooths. After long days in the field, the ranch will be a relaxing place to unwind and enjoy the peaceful seclusion that comes with time spent in the mountains.
How to Book
Through my partnership with Skyline, all booking can be made through their site via the links above. Feel free to reach out to me directly with any specific questions regarding any aspect of the photography workshop. Sharing Yellowstone and its wildlife with others is my passion so I am incredibly excited about this experience and hope to see you in Yellowstone!
-Julia