Large group · 8 days
Large Group Tour: Grand Teton and Yellowstone Explorer
- Yellowstone National Park, Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming
- Large group, 20+
$2,600from / personCustom-priced
Destination
Explore Wyoming
Discover Wyoming’s natural beauty with tours of Yellowstone, the Grand Tetons, and local landmarks. Explore geysers, wildlife, and scenic landscapes. Book today!
In Wyoming, one can enjoy its legendary landmarks, such as Yellowstone and the Grand Tetons, along with its classic rodeos and charming small towns. Along with tours during the peak season, we also offer special tours of Wyoming’s winter wonderland.
With Yellowstone being the world’s first National Park born in 1872, and having the most unusual geologic features, it is an incredible sight to see. Awaiting you are 14,000 foot peaks known as the Grand Tetons, the awe-inspiring Old Faithful Geyser, colorful hot springs, and so much more. There’s hundreds of miles of hiking and biking trails with incredible wildlife everywhere. Wyoming is the perfect place for any adventure.
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Large group · 8 days
History of the Saints: The Great American West & Cowboy Tour
Salt Lake City → Yellowstone National Park
- Yellowstone National Park, Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming
- Large group, 20+
$2,700from / personCustom-priced
Winter · 6 days
Jackson Hole & Yellowstone Snowmobile Adventure
- Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming
- Small group, 2–14
$2,899from / person
Winter · 7 days
Yellowstone & Grand Teton Winter Adventure
Salt Lake City → Yellowstone National Park
- Yellowstone National Park, Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming
- Small group, 2–14
$3,119from / person
Small group · 8 days
Grand Teton & Yellowstone Explorer Tour
- Yellowstone National Park, Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming
- Small group, 2–14
$3,499from / person
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Planning a trip to Explore Wyoming
Wyoming holds Yellowstone and Grand Teton, joined end to end by a parkway, and they are usually done as one trip because the road between them takes under an hour.
They are not the same kind of park. Yellowstone is enormous and its interest is spread across it — geyser basins, canyon, lake and the Lamar Valley for wildlife are hours apart on a figure-of-eight road system. Grand Teton is compact and vertical: the range rises straight out of the valley floor with no foothills, and most of what there is to see is visible from one road.
Winter changes the rules completely. Most of Yellowstone’s interior roads close to cars from around early November to late April, and the way in is a snowcoach or a snowmobile with a licensed operator — which is why the winter trips look nothing like the summer ones.
Altitude is the other planning fact. Most of both parks sits between 6,500 and 8,000 feet, so nights are cold in every month of the year and snow in June is not unusual.
