Top Wyoming Kayaking Tours

Admire the tree-fringed banks, beaches, and thermal pools of Yellowstone Lake from the water on this morning tour. After a short kayak lesson and time to familiarize yourself with your kayak, set out to explore the West Thumb with your guide. Paddle for about six miles (9.7 kilometers), look out for wildlife such as elk and waterfowl along the lakeshore, and marvel at the steaming geysers and pools of the West Thumb Geyser Basin.

Lewis Lake is the less traveled route, not because it’s any less cool than surrounding areas, but it is more like a hidden gem. A chance avoid the crowds, the traffic, and bison jams, we are offering a sweet escape from Yellowstone’s busy scenery. Experience Yellowstone and its solitude by taking an afternoon paddle on Lewis Lake.

This guided kayaking tour in Yellowstone National Park, includes an introduction to Yellowstone's history and geology of the Lake, along with the kayaking equipment and techniques, then your guides lead you around the shoreline to the West Thumb Geyser Basin where there are many geothermal features on land and under water we will explore from our kayaks, many of which are not accessible by any other means. We explore from our kayaks this primitive geyser basin where there are no signs, no boardwalks and most importantly no other people. All necessary kayaking equipment and instruction on paddling techniques are included. No prior kayaking experience is required. All skill levels are welcome. Single and double kayaks are available. Small groups with an individual experience.

Grand Teton boasts some of the country's most beautiful landscapes. Discover the best of the park and its wildlife on a full-day sightseeing tour with a small group. Drive through the park and down back roads for a greater chance of spotting wildlife that may include bears, moose, bison, wolves, elk, and bald eagles. Your tour also includes an outdoor picnic in a picturesque location.

Your guide will lead you around the shoreline where there are many geothermal features on land and under water that we’ll explore from our kayaks. Then, we will return the way we came, following the shoreline and watching the wildlife as we casually make our way back to Grant Village. Paddling away from the crowds in the west thumb of the lake, we teach you how to safely and properly control your kayak so you are able to relax and take in all of the natural beauty of Yellowstone. We always stay in small groups to make sure you get the most information and best access to this incredible area, and to ensure safety throughout each trip. Ages 12 and under are required to be in a tandem kayak with an adult, and we take kids as young as 5 regularly. We have both single and double kayaks available for everyone to enjoy and absolutely no prior kayaking experience is required.

Explore the rocky shores and tranquil waters of Yellowstone Lake on a half-day kayak tour with a professional guide. Climb into either a single or double kayak and then set out to discover the beauty of Yellowstone Lake at a relaxed pace. Paddle beside the West Thumb Geyser Basin to see incredible geothermic features, and appease your appetite with a delicious picnic lunch. No previous kayaking experience is necessary.