Yellowstone Private Tours from Cody by Experience Yellowstone Tours

Experience Yellowstone Tours offers an immersive gateway from Cody, Wyoming, to the raw natural phenomena and vibrant wildlife of Yellowstone National Park. Positioned just outside the park’s east entrance, this local outfitter specializes in custom private tours that tailor the vast wonders of Yellowstone to each visitor’s interests. Whether you’re drawn to the park’s dynamic geothermal features or its iconic wildlife, their guided adventures carve a clear path through the extraordinary landscape.

Yellowstone, America’s first national park established in 1872, spans an impressive 3,500 square miles, featuring the world’s largest concentration of geysers and hot springs. Experience Yellowstone Tours focuses on two distinctive private journeys: the Lower Loop Tour, emphasizing geology and thermal features, and the Yellowstone Scenic Wildlife Tour, designed for viewing the park’s diverse inhabitants including bison, elk, and wolves. Both tours are led by experienced guides familiar with the park’s ecological rhythms, creating opportunities to see hidden details others might miss.

Beyond the geology of Mammoth Hot Springs and the eruptions of Old Faithful, these tours highlight Yellowstone’s open meadows, rugged canyon edges, and thermal basins pulsating with vivid microbial mats. Wildlife viewing peaks in Lamar Valley, often referred to as the Serengeti of North America, where pronghorns and coyotes complement the larger predators.

Adding a creative edge, professional photographer Robin Morgan offers personalized photographic tours, helping guests capture Yellowstone’s unique light and landscapes, from sweeping vistas to intricate mineral deposits.

Experience Yellowstone Tours’ personalized approach, departing from Cody, makes navigating the park’s vast terrain manageable and enriching. This local company stands out by combining expert knowledge, small group intimacy, and flexible itineraries, offering travelers a deep connection to Yellowstone’s elemental forces—both living and geological.