Private Lower Loop Tour of Yellowstone National Park

• Bottled water • A knowledgeable tour guide certified in avalanche safety, CPR, and Wilderness First Aid • Snacks • Transportation in a roomy 4WD Chevy Suburban or Ford Transit Van • Breakfast • Access to professional-grade Vortex™ spotting scopes and binoculars • Lunch

• Gratuities for guides are optional (15% is suggested) • Entry fees for the National Park (Purchase in advance or at the entrance. $20 per person or $80 for up to 4 people)

• Infant seats designed for safety are provided • Not advisable for individuals with cardiovascular issues • Infants and young children may travel in a stroller or pram • Accessible for wheelchair users • A moderate level of physical fitness is recommended for participants

To receive a full refund, cancellations must be made a minimum of 24 hours prior to the scheduled departure time.

If you need a pickup from a location not mentioned in the tour details, please contact us. We are willing to assist you and can make the necessary arrangements for your convenience.

• Witness the natural beauty of Yellowstone with a full-day private tour, featuring options for the Upper Loop or a complete Grand Loop Tour. Contact to customize your itinerary and determine the best pickup location. The Lower Loop showcases notable sites such as Old Faithful, the colorful Grand Prismatic Hot Spring, Lake Yellowstone, and the breathtaking Grand Canyon of Yellowstone. The Upper Loop offers visits to Lamar Valley, a favored area for observing bison, wolves, and various wildlife, along with the interesting Mammoth Hot Springs. Consider booking a multi-day tour to thoroughly explore both loops and enjoy more time for relaxation, sightseeing, and appreciation of the park’s natural wonders. • Gibbon Falls is a picturesque waterfall flowing elegantly over a rocky ledge, creating an enchanting scene. Situated along the Gibbon River, this scenic spot allows for ample photography and relaxation amidst the tranquil sounds of flowing water. The area is abundant in wildlife, providing chances to see deer and various bird species, making it an excellent introduction to Yellowstone's natural beauty. • Norris Geyser Basin is a geothermal area highlighting the park's vibrant geothermal activity. Visitors can traverse a network of trails leading to remarkable geysers, hot springs, and fumaroles, including the notable Steamboat Geyser, the highest active geyser on Earth. The unique environment, characterized by colorful mineral deposits and steam vents, offers intriguing insights into geothermal processes, while the region is populated by wildlife, such as bison and coyotes. • Hayden Valley is an enchanting region of meadows and rivers, celebrated for its rich wildlife and stunning scenery. Visitors may witness bison grazing, along with opportunities to spot grizzly bears, elk, and numerous bird species. The valley also serves as an exceptional photography location, particularly during sunrise and sunset when the light enhances the breathtaking views. • Sulphur Caldron is a captivating geothermal feature recognized for its boiling sulfuric hot springs that release a strong, distinct odor. The vibrant colors and steam contribute to a surreal atmosphere, making it a compelling stop for visitors. Guests can explore via boardwalks and gain insights into the fascinating geological processes that form this extraordinary landscape. The sulfur-rich habitat attracts various wildlife, including birds and small mammals, allowing nature enthusiasts to engage with the local ecology. • Yellowstone Lake, the largest high-altitude lake in North America, provides a tranquil retreat surrounded by impressive mountain scenery. Visitors can enjoy leisurely strolls along the shore or remarkable views from various vantage points. The lake supports a variety of wildlife, including waterfowl and otters, making it a peaceful retreat for nature lovers seeking to connect with the park's serene environment. • West Thumb Geyser Basin is an intriguing geothermal area along the edges of Yellowstone Lake. Guests will find a unique landscape featuring colorful hot springs and bubbling geysers, including the renowned Bluebell Pool and Black Pool. The boardwalk paths allow visitors to navigate this geothermal wonderland while taking in stunning views of the lake. The area is also an excellent opportunity for wildlife sightings, with possibilities to observe moose and various bird species. • Old Faithful is likely the most well-known geyser globally, celebrated for its regular eruptions that attract visitors from all over. Guests can observe the spectacular spectacle of water shooting high into the sky, set against a beautiful backdrop of geothermal features. The nearby visitor center includes educational displays, providing informative insights into Yellowstone's geothermal landscape and history. • Grand Prismatic Hot Spring is a magnificent natural feature recognized for its brilliant colors and grand size. Visitors will be captivated by the vibrant blue, green, and orange hues that create a striking visual experience. The area has boardwalks allowing close-up views of this geothermal marvel, and nearby trails offer elevated spots for panoramic photography. The hot spring exemplifies Yellowstone's unique geothermal landscape and stands as a highlight of any visit. • Fountain Paint Pots is a fascinating geothermal region where guests can witness the beauty of bubbling mud pots, steaming fumaroles, and colorful hot springs.