easy
12 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; primarily a seated tour with occasional short walks at stops.
Discover Yellowstone’s winter wilderness with Scenic Safaris Winter’s comfortable 12-hour snowcoach tour to Old Faithful. Experience iconic geysers, frozen waterfalls, and geothermal marvels without the hassle of snowmobiling.
Starting at $450 • 12 Hours • All Ages
Embark on a captivating 12-hour tour to Old Faithful, exploring Yellowstone's stunning winter scenery. Enjoy guided stops at breathtaking sites like Moose Falls and Lewis Canyon, savor a breakfast snack and lunch, and witness the iconic geyser's eruption. Perfect for those seeking a comfortable, scenic adventure without snowmobiling.
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.
Temperatures can drop below freezing; wear insulated outerwear, hats, and gloves to stay comfortable during outdoor stops.
Cold weather drains battery life faster, so pack spares to capture Yellowstone’s winter landscapes and geyser eruptions.
Breakfast snacks and lunch are included; informing staff in advance ensures safe and enjoyable meals on the tour.
Most tours start from Jackson, WY, so staying nearby saves travel time and enhances your experience.
Yellowstone became the world’s first national park in 1872, pioneering conservation and scenic tourism.
Winter tours minimize environmental impact by keeping visitors on groomed trails and using group transport rather than individual vehicles.
Provides protection against cold temperatures during stops outside the snowcoach.
winter specific
Essential for retaining heat on exposed walks and during geyser viewing.
winter specific
Keeps feet dry and warm while walking on snowy and icy terrain at stops.
winter specific
Captures Yellowstone’s dramatic winter scenery; extra batteries combat cold drainage.
winter specific