The best way to see wolves in the wild is on a multi-day tour that covers not only Grand Teton National Park, but Yellowstone National Park as well. While you may be able to spot wolves on the National Elk Refuge during the winter months, your best chances at seeing them in the summer months is in the Lamar Valley in the northern region of Yellowstone National Park. Yellowstone occupies a huge landmass, and the actual distances can be deceiving when you’re looking at a map. You’ll need a full two (or even three) days to cover all the highlights of both parks, so a multi-day tour offers the best opportunities to see this magnificent apex predator in the wild.