About this Tour
This small group tour (4-10 travelers) is perfect for visitors who would like to visit both Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks without the stress of planning and in a smaller timeframe. Let us worry about hotel accommodations, transport, and tour guides, while you enjoy the beauty of the national parks. We will take you to 13 different Yellowstone attractions and to the attractions that surround the Tetons, allowing you to see parts of these national parks you may not have had the chance to see!
About Yellowstone
Yellowstone National Park is America’s first national park, famous for its dramatic geysers, colorful hot springs, and abundant wildlife. Spanning three states, it showcases some of the most beautiful landmarks and landscapes in the world.
Moments from this Tour
What’s Included
- Private Transportation From Arrival to Departure
- Admission to Natural Hot Springs
- Complimentary Seasonal Activity
- Binoculars for Long-Distance Viewing
- Snacks and Bottled Water
- All National and State Park Entrance Fees
- 4 Breakfasts and 4 Nights Accommodations
What’s Excluded
- Expenses from Activities and Meals not Denoted in the Itinerary
- Tour Guide Gratuities (recommended 10% )
- Trip and Cancellation Insurance
- Personal Expenses
- Flight Tickets
Itinerary
Day 1: Salt Lake City – Idaho Falls
If we have time after we have picked you up from SLC International Airport, we will also explore a bit of Salt Lake City itself.
Temple Square*
Temple Square is often seen as the heart of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (LDS). It remains the headquarters of this global church and includes historic buildings such as the Tabernacle, the Beehive House, and the Conference Center.
Utah State Capitol*
Modeled after the US Capitol Building in Washington DC, the Utah State Capitol Building is the center of Utah’s government and a striking example of classical architecture.
Idaho Falls*
Stop for lunch and visit the man-made waterfall the town is named after.
*Attractions depend on arrival time. Late arrivals may limit sightseeing.
Accommodations: Hotel in Salt Lake City
Meals: N/A
Day 2: Salt Lake City – Mesa Falls – Yellowstone – West Yellowstone
Mesa Falls
One of the last natural waterfalls on the Snake River, Mesa Falls cuts through ancient volcanic rock and offers scenic walking paths.
West Yellowstone
A short stop for lunch and preparation before entering Yellowstone. This is also where your hotel will be located.
Yellowstone National Park
Spanning nearly 3,500 square miles across three states, Yellowstone is home to geysers, hot springs, wildlife, rivers, and dramatic landscapes.
Accommodations: Hotel in West Yellowstone
Meals: Breakfast
Day 3: Yellowstone – Grand Teton – Salt Lake City
Continue visiting Yellowstone attractions before transitioning toward Grand Teton National Park.
Accommodations: Hotel in West Yellowstone
Meals: Breakfast
Day 4: Grand Teton National Park – Jenny Lake – Jackson Hole
Grand Teton National Park
Explore one of North America’s youngest mountain ranges, with visits to Jackson Lake, Jenny Lake, and scenic viewpoints where wildlife sightings are common.
Jenny Lake
Walk the Jenny Lake Trail or take a boat ride across the lake followed by a hike to Hidden Falls and Inspiration Point.
Jackson Hole
Tour the area around Jackson Hole, including Mormon Row and Snake River Overlook.
Accommodations: N/A
Meals: Breakfast
Day 5: National Elk Refuge – Hot Springs – Salt Lake City
National Elk Refuge
Established in 1912 to protect elk herds during winter months. After spring migration, the landscape opens into rolling plains.
Lava Hot Springs
Relax in mineral hot springs with temperatures ranging from 102 to 112 degrees Fahrenheit.
Salt Lake City
Return to Salt Lake City for departure with drop-off at your hotel or airport.
Accommodations: N/A
Meals: Breakfast