Wyoming: Grand Teton & Yellowstone
6 Days
Starting From
$2,948
per person, double occupancy
You can set your watch by Old Faithful’s eruptions, but Yellowstone’s wild grandeur is timeless.
Under a vast Western sky, the Yellowstone River curves languidly through the Hayden Valley’s wide-open grasslands. Shaggy bison cows graze alongside their golden-brown calves, and a massive bull bellows and flops down comically in his wallow for a dust bath. In America’s original national park, wolves, grizzlies, and elk still roam freely, and age-old natural rhythms persist. This Yellowstone hiking tour brings you face to face with a wilderness unchanged for millennia. Steam billowing off rainbow-colored thermal waters at Grand Prismatic Spring; the thunderous roar of Yellowstone Falls; Old Faithful’s punctual eruptions, and the jagged teeth of the Tetons reflected in Jenny Lake: all scenes of wild nature like nothing else on Earth. Sometimes paradise is closer than you think.
Highlights
- Marvel at a landscape unlike any on Earth: the blast of Old Faithful, the vibrant colors of Morning Glory Hot Spring, and more.
- Savor a natural bounty of local game and produce—fresh huckleberries, bison, elk, and trout.
- Float with your guides down the scenic Snake River, taking in panoramic views of the Teton Range, while spotting bald eagles, osprey, and kingfishers.
- Enjoy delicious trailside picnic lunches, surrounded by jaw-dropping mountain scenery and abundant wildlife in Grand Teton and Yellowstone national parks.
- Hike through West Thumb’s geothermal landscape, witnessing otherworldly features such as colorful hot springs and hissing steam vents.
Accommodations
Expert Local Guides
Experience your destination like an insider with people who call it home.

Joyce Binnie
A travel and adventure enthusiast from an early age, Joyce (Joy) Binnie was brought up on the U.S. National Parks and continues to seek out nature at every opportunity. Splitting her time between northern Arizona (near Grand Canyon National Park) and West Yellowstone, Montana, she enjoys hiking, baking, stimulating conversation and all forms of travel, having visited countries on five continents! As a self-described “Yellowstone Geek”, Joy is often found poking around the bookstores of Yellowstone looking for her next read or attending classes to further her knowledge of her favorite place on earth. Joy’s favorite thing about guiding is sharing a “bucket-list” experience with guests and seeing their faces as they experience this wonderland!

Doug Cousineau
Doug Cousineau studied biology and petroleum science in Oregon and Alaska with other more interesting semesters spent building log cabins and wooden boats before working in aviation with an Alaskan bush flight company as well as United Airlines. He also operated an antebellum B&B located along the Mississippi River and has traveled, lived, and guided around the world while racing competitively and coaching various sports, including road and mountain biking, skiing, running, and adventure racing. Doug “loves the edges of a day outside” (ie, the sunrises and sunsets!) and would prefer to be on a trail to just about anything else so he can enjoy the spectacular flora and fauna that surrounds him.