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Yellowstone National Park
Established on March 1, 1872, Yellowstone holds the distinction of being the world's first national park, dedicated to preserving its unique hydrothermal and geological features.
Your tour will focus on the Lower Loop of Yellowstone National Park, offering a comprehensive experience of its renowned attractions: abundant wildlife, active geysers like Old Faithful, breathtaking waterfalls, and unparalleled scenic vistas.
Discover opportunities to observe wildlife in its natural, intact ecosystem, explore geothermal areas boasting approximately half of the world's active geysers, and marvel at geological wonders such as the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone River.
· 8 h· Admission not included
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Old Faithful
Renowned globally, Old Faithful geyser earned its name from its consistent and predictable eruptions, with over a million recorded since Yellowstone's designation as the first national park in 1872.
Witness the spectacular eruption of Old Faithful from the adjacent wooden boardwalk, a truly unforgettable experience.
· 1 h· Admission included
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Old Faithful Inn
Constructed between 1903 and 1904 using local logs and stone sourced from the Yellowstone National Park area, the Old Faithful Inn stands as the world's largest log structure.
The grand lobby is characterized by a magnificent stone fireplace and a distinctive handcrafted clock made from copper, wood, and wrought iron.
· 30 min· Admission included
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Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone
Visit the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone, located on the Great Loop Road in Canyon Village.
· 45 min· Admission not included
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Yellowstone Lake
A scenic drive along Yellowstone Lake, situated on the Grand Loop Road between Fishing Bridge and Grant Village.
· Non-stop passage
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Lower Yellowstone River Falls
Admire the Lower Falls, Yellowstone's most impressive waterfall at 308 feet, and a highlight of the park.
The vibrant colors of the canyon are a result of hot water interacting with volcanic rock. Early French trappers, upon hearing the Minnetaree name for the river's yellow banks at its confluence with the Missouri, translated it to 'roche jaune,' or yellow stone. The canyon's dramatic landscape has been shaped by repeated, rapid downcutting, possibly due to immense glacial outburst floods.
· 45 min· Admission not included
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Fountain Paint Pot
Discover the Fountain Paint Pots, a captivating stop within Yellowstone National Park's Lower Loop, featuring unique mud pots in the Lower Geyser Basin.
The rich reds, vivid yellows, and earthy browns of the mud at Fountain Paint Pots are a result of the oxidation of iron within the soil.
· 30 min· Admission included
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Hayden Valley
Experience Hayden Valley, a prime wildlife sanctuary and home to the world's largest herd of free-roaming bison.
Scan the landscape for bears, wolves, bison, elk, mule deer, coyotes, foxes, eagles, pronghorn, and other fascinating creatures as you journey through this beautiful region!
· 30 min· Admission included
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West Thumb Geyser Basin
Stroll along the boardwalks of West Thumb Geyser Basin, an extension of the Yellowstone Lake area, and discover its numerous stunning hydrothermal pools.
· 30 min· Admission included
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Oxbow Bend
Visit Oxbow Bend, one of the most photographed locations in Grand Teton National Park, featuring Mount Moran in the background and the Snake River forming a picturesque oxbow in the foreground.
On calm mornings, you might be treated to stunning mirror reflections of Mount Moran.
· 20 min· Admission included
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Jackson Lake
A drive past Jackson Lake, located in Grand Teton National Park in northwestern Wyoming. The natural lake was expanded by the construction of the Jackson Lake Dam, initially built in 1911, enlarged in 1916, and reconstructed by 1989.
· Non-stop passage