Are you looking for something a little different? We’re happy to oblige! Contact us to discuss custom options:

• ● Do you want to search for wildlife in the early morning, and then go for a short hike?
• ● Would you like to see the variety of landscapes that Yellowstone has to offer?
• ● Would you like to learn more about the geology of Yellowstone and the super volcano?
• ● Are you interested in birds or wildflowers or pika?
• ● Would you like to go out on multiple days?

Yellowstone encompasses 2.2 million acres. It’s impossible to see everything this park has to offer in one day. Book additional days for a 10% discount.

Let us know what you’re interested in, and we’ll design a program just for you!

Be Prepared!

As an effort to keep everyone safe during the COVID-19 pandemic, we request that you follow your guide in your own vehicle, or meet your guide at the trailhead. We communicate between vehicles en route via walkie-talkies. In the field, masks are required when you are within 6 feet of your guide or other park visitors. In the winter, snow tires are strongly recommended for travel in Yellowstone. We want to ensure you take home nothing more than lasting memories.

Please remember to bring clothing layers! It is not uncommon to have 60 degree (F) temperature changes in one day. In the winter, that could mean a change from -20 to +40 degrees (F). In summer, we could start the morning below freezing, and end the day in short sleeves. Be prepared!

Yellowstone has dry, high-elevation climate, where it is difficult to stay hydrated at any time of year. It is important to drink lots of water in this environment.

Park entrance fees are not included. Entrance fees are $20 per person or $35 per family, and are good for one week. Annual passes are also available. Please see Yellowstone's website: https://www.nps.gov/yell/planyourvisit/fees.htm or a park entrance kiosk for more information.

Gratuity is not included.