Yellow Wood Guiding offers Naturalist led Safaris and Tours through Rocky Mountain National Park in Estes Park, Colorado and presentations throughout the Rocky Mountain Front Range. Each guided tour is customized for you; we'll hike as far as you want, try to find everything you want to see, and work around your schedule from sunrise to sunset.  We provide all the equipment and expertise you need to have one of the most unforgettable nature experiences of your life.

     Yellow Wood Guiding strives to provide quality experiences for all of our guests. Tours are limited to only 4 people so you get personal attention. Tours are designed for adults and children 10 and up, but younger children are welcome. Sharing nature and wildlife is our primary goal.    

     Rocky Mountain National Park is a spectacular place that will capture your heart. Rocky sees nearly 3 million visitors a year, and is the 6th most visited National Park in the country. Backpacker Magazine recently voted Rocky the 3rd most photogenic park in the system and the 3rd best park to find wildlife behind Yellowstone and Denali.

     Nature lovers can experience herds of elk, moose, and big horn sheep, as our Naturalist explains how these animals interact with each other as well as this beautiful environment. Then explore the tundra for wildflowers and of course to take in the breathtaking views. Learn how to read the landscape and listen to the story it tells.

     Have you dreamed of taking dramatic shots of majestic mountains or  amazing wildlife photography, or just want to learn how to use your camera? Join us on a Photo Safari! Learn how to take stunning photographs with professional equipment as our Naturalist / Photographer helps you every step of the way.  Our Naturalist has been teaching people for years.

    Birders, we can help you check off those tundra species as well as numerous other amazing bird species while birding for Rocky Mountain National Park's 250 species like the Clark's Nutcracker. This relative of the Blue Jay can hide over 35,000 pine nuts and find a third of them six months later.

      Rocky Mountain National Park ranges between 7522 to 14256 feet above sea level. Always dress in layers, and bring a coat! Even in summer the tundra can be 30 degrees Fahrenheit. Sunscreen, eco-friendly and optics friendly bug spray, water and healthy snacks are provided for all guests.

      Why watch nature on TV when you can experience it?

Friends of Yellow Wood Guiding

tours@ywguiding.com  303-775-5484