Yellowstone Hiking Tours
Booking one of these amazing Yellowstone Hiking Tours will open up an entirely new world full of adventure for you.
Yellowstone hiking tours feature views of one of the world's most geologically diverse national parks, promising an adventure travel experience that's unforgettable. From the expansive Lamar Valley to the majestic heights of Mount Washburn, a hiking tour in Yellowstone can be a transformative adventure. Merging breathtaking natural wonders with a rich tapestry of wildlife, Yellowstone hiking tours immerse you in an authentic wilderness experience.
Yellowstone Hiking Tours and Itineraries
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Displaying 8 of 8 tours
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Yellowstone Beginner Backpacking Tour
Get acquainted with backpacking as you hike to Shoshone Geyser Basin in Yellowstone National Park. Situated along Shoshone Lake, it is the largest backcountry geyser basin in Yellowstone – and you’ll have it all to ourselves!
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Yellowstone Sky Rim Backpacking Tour
Dive into a true backcountry experience as you hike along the Sky Rim Trail in Yellowstone National Park over 4 thrilling days.
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Grand Teton and Yellowstone Hiking Tour
Let’s start with Yellowstone, shall we? Did you know that this world-famous National Park sits on top of a super-volcano and boasts the largest collection of geothermal features on the planet? It’s true! Prepare to be mesmerized by the otherworldly landscapes, from the iconic Old Faithful geyser to the vibrant hot springs and bubbling mud pots on this 6-day guided group hiking tour!
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Red Peak Pass Backpacking Tour
Lace up your hiking boots and traverse 83 kilometres of Yosemite National Park’s wildly scenic backyard on this 7-day guided Red Peak Pass Backpacking Tour. Spend 5 nights camping alongside lakes and rivers, such as the unbelievably stunning Ottoway Lakes and the truly magical, impressive Merced River.
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Yellowstone Thorofare Backpacking Tour
The world’s oldest National Park sits atop a super-volcano and features earth’s largest collection of geothermal features! This remarkable landscape is yours to discover on the 7-Day Yellowstone Thorofare Backpacking Tour.
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Yellowstone and Grand Teton Hiking Tour
Yellowstone is the oldest and one of the most popular national parks in the United States, offering miles and miles of pristine natural beauty to explore. The hikes included on this guided adventure have been specially selected to be easy enough for the beginner hiker but to also include the must-see regions of the park!
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Yellowstone Hiking Adventure
Yellowstone National Park is the oldest and one of the most unique national parks in the United States. The 7-day guided Yellowstone Hiking Adventure takes you beyond the geysers and hot pools that have made the area such a favorite for visitors from all over the world. Not only will you hike to famous sites and spots, but you’ll explore the more remote corners of the park, connecting with nature on a deeper level.
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Yellowstone, Tetons, Glacier Self-Drive Tour
The National Parks originally explored by Lewis & Clark are the oldest and some of the most popular parks in the US. The enticing Yellowstone, Tetons, Glacier Self-Drive Tour visits three parks in one epic adventure, where you can hike and explore to your heart’s content.
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Yellowstone General Travel Information
Where to Trek in Yellowstone
In planning your trek in Yellowstone, consider the landscapes and natural features you wish to explore. The Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone offers dramatic vistas and challenging trails, while the geothermal areas around Old Faithful provide easier walks with stunning features. For wildlife enthusiasts, the Lamar Valley trail presents opportunities to observe bison, wolves, and elk in their natural habitat.
What Makes Trekking in Yellowstone Special?
Trekking in Yellowstone is unparalleled due to its vast geothermal wonders, diverse ecosystems, and abundant wildlife. The park's extensive network of trails, such as those leading to the backcountry geysers and along the Yellowstone River, offers adventurers a unique blend of natural exploration and wildlife viewing.
When to Go Trekking in Yellowstone
The optimal time for hiking in Yellowstone is during the summer months when trails are accessible, and the weather is conducive to exploration. Spring and fall can offer quieter trails and unique seasonal beauty but prepare for cooler temperatures and possible snow in higher elevations. Winter trekking is possible with proper gear and offers a serene, snow-covered landscape.
Travel tips for Yellowstone Hiking Tours
What to pack when trekking in Yellowstone?
Essential items include bear spray, water purification tools, a map and compass or GPS, layers for changing weather, sturdy hiking boots, rain gear, sunscreen, and a hat. Don't forget a camera for the stunning landscapes and wildlife.
Are luggage transfers available on treks in Yellowstone?
Luggage transfers are not typically available for backcountry treks in Yellowstone. You'll need to carry all necessary gear with you. For day hikes, simply leave unnecessary items in your vehicle or lodging.
How long do I need to trek in Yellowstone?
Yellowstone offers a wide range of trails from short day hikes to multi-day backcountry adventures. A minimum of 3-5 days is recommended to explore a variety of landscapes and wildlife.
Are there family-friendly treks in Yellowstone?
Yes, Yellowstone has numerous family-friendly trails, such as the boardwalks around Old Faithful and the trail to Mystic Falls, which offer easy to moderate hiking options.
What are the accommodations when trekking in Yellowstone?
Inside the park, accommodations range from lodges and hotels to campgrounds. For backcountry trekking, you'll need to secure a permit for designated backcountry campsites.
Can I do a self-guided trek in Yellowstone?
Absolutely. Yellowstone is well-suited for self-guided treks, with well-marked trails and plenty of resources to help plan your journey.
Can I do a guided trek in Yellowstone?
Guided treks are available and offer the benefit of expert knowledge on the park's geology, history, and wildlife, enhancing your trekking experience.
What is the best season for trekking in Yellowstone?
The best time for trekking in Yellowstone is during the summer months (June through September) when all trails are accessible. Spring and fall can also be beautiful but be prepared for potential snow and colder conditions.
How can I stay safe while trekking in Yellowstone?
Stay safe by always carrying bear spray, staying on designated trails, keeping a safe distance from wildlife (at least 100 yards from bears and wolves, 25 yards from other large animals), and informing someone of your trekking plans.
Are permits required for trekking in Yellowstone?
Day hikes do not require permits, but overnight backcountry trips require a backcountry permit obtainable from the park.
Can I bring my pet on treks in Yellowstone?
Pets are not allowed on trails or in the backcountry of Yellowstone to protect wildlife and the pet's safety.
What are some must-see landmarks while trekking in Yellowstone?
Must-see landmarks include the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone, Old Faithful and other geysers, Lamar Valley for wildlife, and Mammoth Hot Springs.
How do I prepare for altitude changes in Yellowstone?
Acclimate to higher elevations by spending a few days at moderate altitudes before attempting higher treks. Stay hydrated and monitor yourself for altitude sickness symptoms.