Winter in Yellowstone means opportunities for sensational experiential journeys, with a host of multi-day Winter in Wonderland Lodging & Learning getaways. Programs include accommodations, expert guides, in-park transportation, some meals and a Xanterra Snow Card good for 10 percent off meals, tours, ski shop services and a selection of retail items. Prefer not to drive in the snow? Take the new airport shuttle from Bozeman-Yellowstone International Airport and enjoy the view along the way.

Winter Wolf Discovery treks into Lamar Valley are led by a naturalist and include (in addition to the above items) four nights’ lodging in Mammoth Hot Springs Hotel, snowshoe rentals, unlimited ice skating, a welcome gift for each person and optional evening programs. The four-night Winter Wildlife Expedition focuses on Yellowstone’s Northern Range and its resident bison, elk, bighorn sheep, pronghorn, coyotes and wolves. Prefer a shorter jaunt? The three-night Y Not Winter? is a long weekend of wolf watching, a snow coach tour to the Grand Canyon and Icy Lower Falls, with cross-country skiing and snowshoeing.