moderate
5–7 hours
Participants should have moderate fitness to handle hikes of varying elevation and kayaking sessions requiring basic paddling skills.
Discover Yellowstone National Park beyond the crowds with a guided tour from Moran, Wyoming, combining immersive hiking trails and serene kayaking on crystal-clear waters. Explore geysers, forests, and wildlife up close on this active adventure.
Ages 5+ • 12 Hours • Transportation Included
Embark on a thrilling 12-hour guided tour of Yellowstone National Park, featuring your choice of hiking or kayaking on Yellowstone Lake. Discover stunning views of the Teton Mountain Range, explore geothermal wonders, and enjoy a picnic lunch on a secluded beach. Perfect for adventurers of all ages, no experience needed!
12 Hours
Pick up around 6:00AM and drop off by 6:00PM
Enjoy the Teton Mountain Range & facts from your knowledgeable guide on the ride up to Yellowstone National Park. You may select a hike of your choice or relay on your guide to make the best decision for your group. Lunch will be on the trail. After hiking Yellowstone, your guide will take you back to your lodging in the Jackson Hole area.
No age restrictions!
Only Available: June 1st through September 24th
Enjoy the Teton Mountain Range & facts from your knowledgeable guide on the way up to Yellowstone National Park. Once we arrive at Grant Village, you will get geared up and start your kayaking adventure. Your kayak guide will lead you around the shoreline of West Thumb Geyser Basin, where you will see geothermal features on the land and under the water! Lunch will be a picnic style lunch on a secluded beach. After kayaking your guide will take you back to your lodging in the Jackson Hole area.
If you have children under the age of 5 please make sure you have the proper safety seats for children - we do not provide car seats
Start your day early to enjoy some of the park’s most popular spots before they fill up, especially around Old Faithful.
Bring plenty of water and energy snacks to keep fueled on hikes and paddling excursions within the park.
Weather in Yellowstone can change rapidly—layering helps you adjust easily between warm days and cool evenings.
Protect yourself from sun exposure while minimizing impact on Yellowstone’s delicate ecosystems by choosing eco-friendly sunscreen.
Yellowstone was established in 1872 as the world’s first national park, preserving unique geothermal features and wildlife habitats long inhabited by Native American tribes.
The tour emphasizes Leave No Trace principles to protect Yellowstone’s fragile ecosystems and supports local conservation efforts through sustainable guiding practices.
Provides necessary support and traction on Yellowstone’s diverse trail surfaces.
Spring showers and sudden cool weather make rain protection essential.
spring specific
Protects eyes from strong mountain sunlight and glare from water surfaces.
summer specific
Keeps personal items dry during kayaking excursions.
summer specific