moderate
12 hours
Suitable for individuals with moderate fitness; minimal walking required, but long day outdoors.
Discover Yellowstone’s winter magic aboard a heated snowcoach en route to Old Faithful. Experience serene snowscapes and erupting geysers on a private 12-hour tour.
Starting at $450 • 12 Hours • All Ages
Embark on a captivating 12-hour journey to Old Faithful Geyser, exploring Yellowstone's stunning winter landscape. Enjoy guided stops at scenic spots, indulge in included meals, and witness the iconic geyser's eruption. Perfect for those seeking a unique winter experience without snowmobiling, this tour promises unforgettable memories and breathtaking views.
12 Hours
This tour will take you to the Old Faithful Geyser making several stops along the way to learn about the Park's history, view thermal features, and take pictures.
Your guide will pick you up at your lodging between 6:00am and 7:30am. Breakfast will be a grab and go style on the way to Yellowstone. We will also pick up sandwiches for lunch. Please be sure to let us know if you have any dietary restrictions ahead of time.
You'll travel the 45 miles (one-way) of groomed trail to Old Faithful, making several stops along the way, with opportunities to get out and walk around. Points of interest may include Moose Falls, Lewis Canyon, Lewis Falls, and West Thumb Geyser Basin. You'll see Old Faithful erupt and have lunch before continuing on your adventure. You'll return to your lodging between 6:00pm and 7:00pm.
Please note that the Wyoming car seat laws state that kids under 9 years old must ride in a federally approved child safety seat in the back seat. If you have children that are 9 or younger you are responsible for making sure your child has the proper safety seat for the tour.
Winter temperatures in Yellowstone can be extreme; layers and waterproof outerwear keep you warm and dry.
Cold temperatures drain batteries quickly—carry spares to capture Old Faithful’s eruption.
Icy paths near geysers require sturdy footwear for safe footing.
Even in cold weather, keeping hydrated is crucial for energy and comfort.
Yellowstone, the world’s first national park established in 1872, is renowned for its geothermal wonders and winter landscapes.
Winter tours help minimize environmental impact by limiting vehicle access and educating visitors on preserving Yellowstone’s delicate geothermal areas.
Keeps you warm during extended exposure to cold park environments.
winter specific
Traps heat close to the body for all-day warmth.
winter specific
Protects hands from cold and wet conditions during stops at geysers.
winter specific
Enhances viewing of distant wildlife and landscape features.
winter specific