Teton Wilderness Tours Team

Our passionate guides each have at least 10 years of experience. We offer unique, memorable experiences, providing clients with access to expert knowledge. Hosted by one of our passionate guides, you will gain a deeper understanding of the landscapes, wildlife, and history of Wyoming’s National Parks and the surrounding region.

Horse riding in the Yellowstone backcountry

Bradley Parker

Bradley is a naturalist and devoted student of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. Brad has worked as a wildlife guide since 2013 and is known for his uncanny ability to find wildlife and his deep knowledge of Yellowstone and the Tetons. He is a skilled outdoor educator that can bring meaning to natural surroundings for any group. Outside of wildlife tours, he can be found guiding fly-fishing, guiding horseback trips, snowboarding, backpacking, mountaineering, and exploring wild lands of the world.

Bull elk skull found backpacking in Yellowstone.

Gus Davis

Gus moved to Jackson eight years ago after graduating from University of Colorado Boulder with a degree in Environmental Science. After seeing the Tetons for the first time, moving was a very easy decision. He has been guiding throughout the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem for six years; his motivation and passion for the job comes from being able to expose people to the truly unique amount of wildlife in our ecosystem. From high alpine adventures to kayaking the Snake River, Gus does it all in his free time, soaking up all the activities this corner of the world holds.

Brett Hellstrom

Brett is a great lover of ecosystems.  For as long as he can remember, he has been fascinated with wildlife.  His professional education is in biology, but his passion lies in learning everything he can about the complex pieces of an ecosystem.   He is a life-long learner of wildlife biology and ecology, as well as earning his biology degree from University of Utah. Brett’s specialty is to connect you to this place, to help you find your place in the ecosystem, and to show how all things are intricately connected so that you come away with an appreciation for this incredibly unique place on Earth.