
moderate
12–13 hours
Suitable for most people with average fitness; involves moderate walking at various stops throughout the day.
Set out from Jackson Hole on a full-day, guided tour of Yellowstone’s Lower Loop. Witness Old Faithful’s eruptions, the grand waterfalls of the Yellowstone River, and abundant wildlife while traversing iconic landscapes framed by the Teton Range.
The sun lifts over the jagged silhouette of the Teton Range as you depart Jackson Hole, Wyoming, embarking on a comprehensive journey through Yellowstone National Park’s celebrated Lower Loop. This 12-to-13-hour guided tour immerses travelers in America’s first national park, tracing a circuit that threads through geothermal wonders, vast valleys, and iconic landscapes.

Mountain weather can change rapidly; layers help you stay comfortable throughout the day.
Sturdy footwear is necessary for uneven boardwalks and moderate walking at geyser basins and viewpoints.
Altitude and activity demand consistent hydration—carry water and drink regularly.
The tour adheres to a strict schedule; arriving on time prevents missing the group.
Established in 1872, Yellowstone is the world’s first national park and a pioneer in conservation.
Yellowstone actively manages visitor impact and wildlife protection to maintain fragile geothermal features and animal habitats.
To prepare for fluctuating temperatures and weather conditions throughout the day.
Necessary for walking on uneven terrain near geysers and viewpoints.
Helps maintain hydration during the long day and at altitude.
Useful for closer views of wildlife in expansive valleys like Hayden.