ADULT ONLY
6 - 18 guests
Activity Level 2
On the Move
Sure, I own some hiking boots, they're even worn in, but they don't go on long trips. I like my creature comforts and I like to give a range of activities a go.
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Price
USD $4999/per adult
Next available departure
16 Jun - 21 Jun
Activity Level 1
What's The Rush?
I'm active and in decent shape and not looking to experience a place just through a bus window. I'm happy to slow down on the trail, soak it in and breathe in the fresh air.
Walking: 2-3 hours per day on gentle-gradient trails.
Other activities: On these trips, you'll be taking part in a range of other activities that focus less on building up a sweat and more on enjoying the finer things in life.
Activity Level 2
On the Move
Sure, I own some hiking boots, they're even worn in, but they don't go on long trips. I like my creature comforts and I like to give a range of activities a go.
Walking: 2-4 hours per day on gentle to moderate gradient trails. No multi-day hikes.
Biking: 1-3 hours, cruisy rides achievable by anyone, even first-timers. Kayaking: 1-3 hours, entry-level sea kayaking with specialist guides and stable boats.
Other activities (i.e. snorkeling): Always optional and very little exertion required. A highlight for many!
Activity Level 3
Step It Up
I love an active vacation. Engaging in a challenging activity with a difficult goal, such as reaching a summit, is exactly what I need to unwind in the evenings.
Hiking: Typically, 3-6 hours per day on well-formed backcountry trails. Expect some significant gradient inclines and declines.
Altitude: Your trip may include some moderate altitude areas, though these don't form the focus of the trip and are generally manageable.
Biking: 1-3 hours on well-formed paths or roads where you can expect some hills with moderate climbs and descents.
Kayaking: 1-3 hours, entry-level sea kayaking with specialist guides and stable boats.
Other activities (i.e. caving): Always optional and very little exertion required. A highlight for many!
Activity Level 4
Challenge Accepted
I'll let my trusty guides sweat the small things, so I can focus on my goal. Getting to the top, reaching the end, achieving my dreams! Sure, it'll be tough, but the views will be worth it.
Hiking / Trekking: Typically, 4–6-hour hikes with options for more, sometimes with limited or no vehicle support and nearly always with ascents and descents.
Altitude: Some trips at this level will reach a significant altitude. We are here to help you manage that and make your experience one to cherish for a lifetime.
Biking & Kayaking: If one, or both, of these activities are 'your thing,' there are trip options in this range, allowing you to be on two wheels or with a paddle in your hand for most of the day.
Activity Level 5
The Upper Limit
I'm ready to put in the hard work to reap the rewards. I'm a seasoned adventurer, not afraid to get my boots wet.
Trekking & Altitude: This is classic trekking, at altitude. Some might even call it 'expedition-style.' We've had folks from all walks of life achieve their dreams on our grade 5 trips, so if you're in for a challenge get in touch to find out if this is for you.
Craggy peaks, winding rivers and expansive meadows are yours to discover on our 6-day Yellowstone & Grand Teton Adventure. From the world's first national park to the Rocky Mountains youngest range, explore the majesty of Northwestern Wyoming with our expert guides who can't wait to show you the hidden gems of the wild, wild west by bicycle, foot and raft. Come eye-to-eye with a 1,500-pound bull moose. Plunge into the cool waters of a secret swimming hole off of Jackson Lake. Tackle the class III and IV rapids of the Snake River. All the while, enjoy Western hospitality and regional cuisine at its finest, from cozy inns to iconic park properties. Starting and finishing in Jackson, our all-inclusive Yellowstone and Grand Teton hiking tours allow you to explore the beauty of this region without a worry in the world.
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Clear Lake
Hiking
Into Upper Geyser Basin
Hiking
Grand Canyon of Yellowstone
Hiking
The Cathedral Group
Biking
Snake River Rafting
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Snake River Float
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Day 1
Grand Teton National Park is an almost pristine ecosystem with species of flora and fauna that have existed since prehistoric times. After meeting in Jackson, we’ll journey to the National Park and hop on bikes, getting our first views of the iconic mountain range close up, enjoying the winding paths as we pedal under the five peaks of the Cathedral Group. Once we’ve toured the park by wheels, we’ll enjoy a picnic lunch before driving up to Yellowstone National Park through its south entrance. This afternoon we’ll venture off onto a picturesque hike above Lake Yellowstone. The hike will take us to a high mountain meadow for a commanding view of the West Thumb of Yellowstone Lake and the Absaroka Mountains in the distance. The loop trail ascends steeply, passing backcountry thermal features, then gradually descends through meadows & forest. Tonight we’ll stay at Grant Village, located in the southernmost corner of Yellowstone, Grant Village will allow for quick access to Grand Teton National Park and you’ll cherish the peace and quiet the secluded lodgings provide.
Grant Village (Lunch, Dinner)
Biking: 8 miles (13 kilometers)
Hiking: 2 miles(3.2 kilometers)
Day 2
This morning we’ll take a short drive east where we’ll begin with a walk alongside bubbling hot springs leading to the boardwalks around Upper Geyser Basin. The area is full of pools, springs and geysers and we’ll hopefully manage to catch an eruption of the famous Old Faithful geyser. After a picnic lunch, we’ll continue the exploration of this area including walks around Geyser Hill, Old Faithful Inn and the Visitor Center. From here we’ll make our way to the north of the National Park where the rustic accommodations allow for the opportunity to step back from technology and embrace lodging in the country’s oldest national park.
Canyon Lodge & Cabins (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)
Hiking: 2-3 miles (3-5 kilometers)
Day 3
Today you’ll fortify yourself with breakfast at Canyon Lodge before we embark on a backcountry hike full of surprises that include spectacular views high above the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone. The Wapiti Trail hike will bring us to the rim of the 10,000-year-old, 1,000-foot deep Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone River. As we carefully make our way back along the canyon wall, at every bend the pinks, yellows, reds, and oranges of the rock appear all the more bright as you walk to the grand finale of Artist Point, the most spectacular viewpoint of the Lower Falls of the Yellowstone River. After lunch, we’ll drive south back towards Grand Teton National Park and take in the spectacular views on the way to your accommodation for the night, Rustic Inn. Enjoy a night on your own in Jackson exploring this unique mountain town.
Rustic Inn (Breakfast, Lunch)
Hiking: 2-4 miles (3-6 kilometers)
Day 4
Today you’ll discover the incredible scenery and ample wildlife along the banks of the Snake River in Grand Teton National Park. Float along a 10-mile section of the river, learning about the area’s rich history and natural wonders. Behold the jagged Teton peaks and get close-up views of local wildlife, including bald eagles, moose, bison, elk, osprey, and beavers as you float along the water. In the afternoon you'll set off on a bike ride that reveals the many other sides of the park including Mormon Row. This evening we will gather for dinner in downtown Jackson.
Rustic Inn (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)
Rafting: 4 hours
Biking: 6-18 miles
Day 5
Get ready to get wet rafting some of Wyoming’s finest whitewater through the scenic Snake River Canyon. In the afternoon, take a scenic bike ride from Teton Village to our hotel. Tonight’s farewell dinner is at a local favorite!
Rustic Inn (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)
Biking: 13 miles (20 kilometers)
Rafting: 3 hours, Class II and III rapids
Day 6
After a leisurely breakfast we’ll take a ride up the Jackson Hole Tram, ascending over 10,000 feet, where we can take in views of Grand Teton National Park before heading back to either the hotel or the airport. This is the end of your trip and we’ll leave you refreshed and invigorated from the good food, exercise, rest, and great times you’ll have had with us!
No Accommodation (Breakfast)
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With an average of 12 guests per departure and an industry-leading 6:1 guest-to-guide ratio, you’ll enjoy a highly personalized experience.
It’s so much easier to relax and enjoy your adventure when you have fun, caring guides who know the land, sweat all the details and whip up incredible meals, too!
When we say all inclusive, we mean it! Meals and snacks, activities, lodging, transportation, guiding services and more. All you need to do is show up!
Every aspect of your trip is thoroughly considered for your safety, from highly vetted partners and well-maintained equipment to extensively trained guides.
Family travel and North American National Parks are our specialty. We’ve perfected our itineraries for decades, ensuring you'll experience your destination to the fullest.
For us, the extra mile is never extra, it’s part of the way! Count on special touches throughout your trip that will amplify your experience.
