Explore Yellowstone's Wilderness: Full-Day Hiking Tours from Jackson, Wyoming
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
6–8 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should have good endurance and be comfortable hiking uneven terrain for extended periods.
Overview
Discover Yellowstone National Park’s hidden trails and iconic landscapes on a full-day guided hiking tour from Jackson, Wyoming. Experience geysers, wildlife, and alpine beauty with expert local guides.
Full-Day Yellowstone Hiking Tours
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About This Adventure
Experience the serene beauty of Yellowstone National Park on a customized hiking tour led by an expert guide. Explore over 1,000 miles of trails tailored to your group's interests, while discovering stunning landscapes and wildlife. Conclude your adventure with a delightful picnic lunch amidst breathtaking scenery.
Rate
$1725 for up to 5 people, $345 for each additional person
Duration
10-12 hours
About
Let our expert Yellowstone hiking guide lead you away from the crowds to the quieter side of America’s first national park. With over 1,000 miles of Yellowstone hiking trails, there’s a lot to explore. Before your trip, your guide will consult with you and your group to determine the best trail for your interests and ability.
On your customized hiking tour in Yellowstone National Park, we’ll ensure your safety and point out all the beautiful flora and fauna on the way to breathtaking overlooks and geological features. After your Yellowstone day hike, enjoy a picnic lunch and a few scenic stops in the park before heading back to town.
Adventure Tips
Bring Layered Clothing
Weather in Yellowstone can change rapidly, so dress in layers to stay comfortable throughout the day.
Carry Plenty of Water
Hydration is key on long hikes; bring at least 2 liters per person to stay energized.
Start Early
Begin your hike early to avoid afternoon thunderstorms and maximize wildlife sightings.
Use Bear Spray
Carry and know how to use bear spray, as you’re hiking in active bear habitat.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- American bison
- Yellowstone gray wolf
History
Yellowstone was designated the first national park in 1872, pioneering the national park movement worldwide.
Conservation
Guides emphasize Leave No Trace principles to protect Yellowstone’s delicate geothermal areas and wildlife habitats from human impact.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Hiking Boots
Sturdy boots provide support and traction on varied trail surfaces.
Water Bottle or Hydration System
To maintain hydration throughout your full-day hike.
Sun Protection
Sunscreen, sunglasses, and hat protect you during long outdoor exposure.
summer specific
Rain Jacket
Waterproof layers prepare you for sudden Yellowstone weather shifts.
spring specific