Top West Yellowstone Hiking Tours

Ideal for travelers with limited time in the region, this private, full-day excursion lets you skip the time-consuming group tours and see more of Yellowstone than you could alone—and not have to worry about traffic and parking. Choose between areas of the park, visiting geysers, canyons, and taking short hikes at your own pace (all with your own guide). Explore the famous landmarks or skip them entirely, as the day is up to you.

Max out your sightseeing time in Yellowstone National Park and discover its famous landmarks and wildlife species with ease in a private, air-conditioned vehicle with hotel pickup. Understand the park’s history, geology, and ecosystems with in-depth commentary. Key highlights include the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone, Lamar Valley, and Mammoth Hot Springs.

Yellowstone National Park can be overwhelming at first, so enjoy a private, full-day tour combining driving and hiking tailored around your group's interests. Leave the guidebook behind and let naturalist guides show you the best of West Yellowstone, from erupting geysers and bubbling hot springs to magnificent canyons and waterfalls.

Drive through the heart of Yellowstone on your own schedule. You’ll see steaming geysers, bubbling hot springs, deep canyons, and all kinds of wildlife—all with friendly stories playing as you go. Start at any entrance and choose where to head next. Stop to watch Old Faithful erupt, walk among colorful thermal basins, or pull over in Hayden Valley to look for bison and elk. Use GPS that works without internet. It gives you directions, local tips, and it stays on your phone forever. This tour brings you to: • Geysers like Old Faithful and Grand Prismatic Spring • Hot pools at Biscuit Basin and Fountain Paint Pots • Canyon views at Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone and Tower Fall • Wildlife in Hayden Valley and Lamar Valley • Roadside treasures like Mammoth Hot Springs and Obsidian Cliff Download the tour, hit the road, and let the stories lead your Yellowstone adventure—right when you want, the way you want.

Go beyond the crowds and follow a wildlife biologist/ecologist into the true wilds of Yellowstone. Visiting the Lamar Valley—the “Serengeti of Yellowstone”—and beyond, you’ll spy on bison, wolves, bears, coyotes, and more, all between witnessing geysers erupt and waterfalls cascade. Stop for a picnic lunch and take an easy hike or two for a bit more scenic exploration before ending your private, documentary-worthy adventure.

Escape the crowds of the world’s first national park with this “hidden Yellowstone” tour. Following your guide, you and your crew—and no one else—will go beyond the park’s main loops, scouting out lesser-trodden geysers, quiet wildlife hangouts, uncrowded waterfalls, and more. Exploring beyond the beaten path, you’ll get the Yellowstone experience most travelers can only dream of.

If you're unsure where to start in Yellowstone, make the most of your time inside the treasured national park with a private, full-day hike led by naturalist guides. Instead of guessing or spending hours researching trails, let these expert hikers design an insider’s itinerary tailored just for your group’s interests and abilities, as well as all of the logistics, so that you can focus on the scenery.

Direct from Bozeman — Save nearly 10 hours of driving vs. Salt Lake City. Explore Yellowstone and Teton National Parks on a 2-day adventure. Immerse yourself in the landscape and wildlife at iconic stops. Abundant historical and cultural heritage sites await your discovery. ********************************************************************** Seasonal Notice: Yellowstone is best visited June–September. In May and after October, some areas may close due to snow, weather, wildlife activity, or park regulations (including but not limited to Yellowstone Lake, Artist Point, Midway Geyser Basin, Lamar Valley, Mammoth Hot Springs, Jackson Lake, and Oxbow Bend). Closures, park capacity limits, or road restrictions beyond our control may require itinerary adjustments. Alternative stops will be arranged when possible; however, seasonal or regulatory changes do not qualify for refunds. Please select travel dates carefully. *********************************************************************

Our local guides know the ins and outs of the river system within Yellowstone National Park. Not only are we equipped with the equipment, knowledge and permits to provide you with some additional or new knowledge of fly fishing but we come with a zest and love for the ecosystem in which we are bringing you into. We will strive to make sure this is an adventure you will never forget.

Join us for a memorable hike in Yellowstone National Park. Our wilderness guide and naturalist will take you on a trail suited specifically to your needs. They come equipped with first aid supplies, CPR certification, bear spray, and other wilderness gear. They also have a deep knowledge of the local flora and fauna, and friendly personalities. While you will supply your own water, we provide snacks and a delicious lunch.

Explore stunning geyser basins, cascading waterfalls, and majestic canyons. Watch for bison, elk, grizzly bears, and wolves as we journey through the park. Our expert guides will captivate you with tales of the park’s human and geological history, alongside fascinating information about its flora and fauna. We provide comfortable transportation, allowing you to enjoy the scenic drive to the park without the stress of navigating unfamiliar roads. Plus, we handle all the details, such as park entry permits, so you can focus on savoring the beauty of Yellowstone. Groups are capped at 8 hikers. If we don't meet the minimum number of spots booked, registrants will be offered an option to make the tour private for an additional charge or cancel for a full refund. Please note that new National Park fees may apply for international visitors. If applicable, this fee is collected in-destination, not when you book.

Explore Montana’s Yellowstone National Park in the wintertime alongside a naturalist guide, with an optional hike or snowshoe trek. Avoid the stress of navigating snowy roads with all logistics taken care of, and visit three areas of the park: Mammoth Hot Springs, Lamar Valley, and Calcite Springs overlook. Hear about indigenous culture, the flora and fauna, and more, and enjoy the option to hike to the overlook and check out the hot springs.