Yellowstone Tours
Yellowstone tours are ideal for travellers looking to explore the American West, providing access to the stunning landscapes and wildlife that make the region a special place to visit. Whether you are looking to travel in the summer or the winter, Yellowstone tours offer a variety of activities like hiking or snowshoeing that allow you to experience its beauty year-round. If you are planning a trip to Yellowstone, be sure to check out the tours below.
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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 Snowshoe Adventure
Yellowstone National Park completely transforms during the winter months. Spend five days exploring the snow-covered trails on this guided snowshoeing adventure tracing the Mammoth Hot Springs area, which is at its prime in the cold and snow!
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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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Where to go in Yellowstone
When planning where to go in Yellowstone, the park's diverse ecosystems offer a range of experiences. Key destinations include the Upper Geyser Basin, home to the iconic Old Faithful; the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone, known for its stunning waterfalls; and Lamar Valley, a prime spot for wildlife viewing. Each area of the park offers unique landscapes and activities.
What to do in Yellowstone
Wondering what to do in Yellowstone? The park's vast natural wonders provide countless opportunities for exploration. Enjoy hiking trails that lead to breathtaking viewpoints, embark on guided wildlife safaris to see bison, elk, and possibly wolves, or take a dip in the natural hot springs. Boating on Yellowstone Lake and fishing in pristine rivers are also popular.
When to go to Yellowstone
Deciding when to go to Yellowstone depends on what you want to experience. The summer months offer warm weather and full access to park facilities, making it the peak season for hiking and wildlife watching. Spring and fall provide a chance to see the park with fewer crowds, while winter transforms Yellowstone into a snowy wonderland ideal for cross-country skiing and snowshoeing.