• Old Faithful - Renowned as the world’s most famous geyser, Old Faithful erupts with impressive regularity approximately every 90 minutes, launching a spectacular column of hot water up to 180 feet high. This iconic event, lasting between 1.5 to 5 minutes, attracts visitors worldwide to witness nature’s precise timekeeping. While awaiting the next eruption, explore the nearby geyser basin’s boardwalks or visit the historic Old Faithful Inn, a gem of rustic architecture.
• Grand Prismatic Spring - As Yellowstone’s most photographed thermal feature, Grand Prismatic Spring is a natural wonder of vibrant colors and vast size. This enormous hot spring, larger than a football field, showcases vivid rings of orange, yellow, and blue created by heat-loving microorganisms. Steam drifts across its surface while the deep blue center reaches near-boiling temperatures. Visitors can admire this marvel up close from the steamy boardwalk or embark on a 1.5-mile roundtrip hike to the Grand Prismatic Overlook for a stunning aerial view of this rainbow-colored spectacle against its backdrop of white travertine terraces.
• Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone - The Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone offers one of nature’s most breathtaking scenes, where the powerful Yellowstone River cascades over two massive waterfalls into a thousand-foot-deep gorge. The canyon’s golden walls, adorned with shades of pink, red, and white from ancient thermal activity, frame the renowned Lower and Upper Falls. The 308-foot Lower Falls roars with particular grandeur, while numerous viewpoints along both rims provide awe-inspiring views of this magnificent landscape. Artist Point and Lookout Point offer especially dramatic vistas of this natural masterpiece.
• Yellowstone Geysers - Mud Volcano Area - Discover Yellowstone’s most fascinating collection of thermal features, where mud pots bubble and churn like nature’s cauldrons. The Mud Volcano area reveals the park’s volatile underbelly through a series of gurgling mud pools, steam vents, and acidic hot springs. A short boardwalk loop guides visitors past features like Dragon’s Mouth Spring, where thunderous roars accompany waves of steam, and the ever-active Mud Cauldron. The pervasive sulfur smell enhances the otherworldly atmosphere.
• Firehole Canyon Drive - This picturesque two-mile, one-way drive follows the dramatic Firehole River as it carves through steep canyon walls. A favored spot for osprey nesting, the canyon provides excellent opportunities to observe these magnificent birds diving for fish in the rushing waters below. The route includes pullouts for wildlife viewing and leads to the hidden gem of Firehole Swimming Area, where warm springs merge with cool river waters.
• Hayden Valley - Home to migrating ungulates such as bison and elk, Hayden Valley is a haven for wildlife.
• West Thumb Geyser Basin - Where geothermal wonders meet the sapphire waters of Yellowstone Lake, West Thumb Geyser Basin offers a uniquely stunning thermal landscape. This lakeside basin features crystal-clear pools, bubbling hot springs, and delicate geysers set against the backdrop of the lake and distant Absaroka Mountains. The easy boardwalk trail highlights remarkable features like Fishing Cone, where early visitors once cooked their freshly caught fish in the hot spring, and the brilliant blue Abyss Pool. Winter visitors might spot otters frolicking among the steam.
• Continental Divide Trail - Situated atop Craig Pass at the Continental Divide, Isa Lake presents a fascinating hydrological anomaly. This small, lily pad-dotted lake is the only natural lake in the world that drains into both the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans - and it does so in reverse. During spring runoff, its western side drains to the Atlantic via the Missouri-Mississippi Rivers, while its eastern waters flow to the Pacific through the Snake-Columbia Rivers, defying the expected continental drainage pattern.

• Professional/Naturalist Interpretive Guide
• Brown Bag Lunch
• Use of optics: scope & binoculars
• Snacks & Beverages
• Transport by enclosed, air-conditioned vehicle
• Hotel pickup and drop-off in Bozeman, MT

• Gratuities (15-20% recommended)
• National Park Entrance Fee

Embark on a journey through Yellowstone’s Lower Loop, where nature’s most breathtaking wonders await. Witness Old Faithful’s majestic eruption and be captivated by the vibrant colors of the Grand Prismatic Spring, all with the guidance of an expert naturalist. From bubbling mud pots to roaring waterfalls, and from bison herds to wolves, experience the highlights of America’s first National Park.

Allow us to take care of the driving while you uncover hidden treasures and listen to intriguing stories about this geothermal paradise. Travel comfortably in a private vehicle as your knowledgeable guide provides insights into the park’s rich history and intricate ecosystem. We’ll capture your adventure with photos throughout the day and share them with you afterward at no extra cost.

Your day will include visits to the park’s most iconic landmarks and secret spots. Whether you’re visiting for the first time or returning for a deeper exploration, this tour offers an intimate way to experience the marvels of Yellowstone.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.