
Summer
Explore Yellowstone & Grand Teton in Their Prime
Long days, wide-open trails, and wildlife at every turn. Our summer tours take you deep into Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks — from geysers and hot springs to the Teton skyline — with an expert guide handling every mile. Each tour is 100% private and personalized, so no two days are ever the same.

Summer Adventures

Yellowstone National Park Tour (Upper Loop)
This full-day tour covers Yellowstone's Upper Loop — the park's northern half, and its richest corridor for wildlife. You'll travel from Mammoth Hot Springs through the Lamar Valley, one of the best wildlife-watching areas in North America, before continuing to Tower Fall, Dunraven Pass, and the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone. It's a day built around wide-open valleys, high passes, and the chance to spot bison, elk, bears, and wolves against a backdrop of rugged canyon country. This tour pairs naturally with our Lower Loop Day Tour, which covers Yellowstone's geyser basins and hot springs. Guests wanting to see the full park often book both as back-to-back day trips from Bozeman. Yellowstone also holds a rich cultural history—from its deep significance to Native American tribes to the Buffalo Soldiers and other early stewards who helped safeguard its lands. Your day is designed to connect these natural and human stories so the Park feels more alive, layered, and meaningful. This exclusive tour is crafted to be seamless and stress-free, with expert guiding, thoughtful pacing, and flexible routes that highlight the very best of Yellowstone’s scenery, history, and wildlife.

Grand Teton National Park Tour
Step into the heart of Grand Teton National Park on a full-day private journey designed to deliver the park’s most unforgettable viewpoints, stories, and seasonal wildlife opportunities—without feeling rushed. From the cottonwood-lined bends of the Snake River to the jagged skyline of the Teton Range, your day blends breathtaking scenery with the human history that shaped Jackson Hole. Along the way, we’ll weave together the region’s deep timeline—from ancient seabeds and glaciation to earthquakes, landslides, and the forces that built this dramatic landscape. You’ll also hear the real stories of Native American tribes, mountain men, pioneering women, artists, scientists, entrepreneurs, and captains of industry who left their mark here. A signature moment of the day is your one-hour Jenny Lake Scenic Boat Cruise, gliding across a glacial lake tucked beneath the Tetons. Keep your eyes open for wildlife such as moose, elk, pronghorn, mule deer, beavers, eagles, osprey, bears, coyotes, and foxes (sightings vary). We’ll handle the logistics—so you can soak up the views.

3-Day Yellowstone & Grand Teton National Park Tour
This three-day private tour departs and returns to Bozeman, Montana, tracing a single, sweeping route through the heart of Yellowstone National Park and into the valley floor of Grand Teton National Park. Day One is a full traverse of Yellowstone's wildlife corridors and canyon country — Mammoth Hot Springs, the Lamar Valley, Tower Fall, Dunraven Pass, and the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone — before continuing south to Jackson Hole. Day Two is spent entirely in Grand Teton National Park, centered on a scenic Jenny Lake cruise and a tram ride to the summit of Rendezvous Mountain. Day Three returns north through Yellowstone's geyser country — West Thumb, Old Faithful, Grand Prismatic Spring, and Norris Geyser Basin — before a scenic drive home through Paradise Valley to Bozeman. This routing gives guests two complete passes through Yellowstone from opposite directions, bookending a full day immersed in the Tetons. Along the way, your guide weaves together stories of geology, ecology, and human history — from ancient volcanic forces and glacial carving to the Indigenous nations, mountain men, and early explorers who shaped these landscapes. You'll stand where history was made, ride a boat across Jenny Lake at the foot of the Tetons, enjoy a Tram ride to the summit of Rendezvous Peak, and scan the valleys for wolves, bears, bison, and eagles with Vortex™ scopes and binoculars in hand.

4-Day Jackson Hole, Grand Teton & Yellowstone Tour
This four-day private tour departs and returns to Bozeman, Montana, and is designed around a relaxed, non-strenuous pace — no rafting, horseback riding, or hiking is included at any point. The journey opens with a full traverse of Yellowstone's wildlife corridors and canyon country before continuing south to Jackson Hole for three nights. The middle two days remain entirely within Grand Teton National Park and Jackson Hole: the first at an easy scenic pace, taking in Antelope Flats, Schwabacher's Landing, and Oxbow Bend; the second a bespoke leisure day built around a morning Jenny Lake cruise, a tram ride at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, an afternoon soak at Astoria Hot Springs, and an evening of dinner and stargazing at Snow King Mountain. The final day returns north through Yellowstone's geyser country before a scenic drive home to Bozeman — giving guests two complete passes through Yellowstone from opposite directions, bookending two full days in the Tetons.

2-Day Yellowstone National Park Tour
This two-day, privately guided tour explores the full sweep of Yellowstone’s Grand Loop, giving you time to see the park the way it was meant to be experienced—unhurried, immersive, and deeply memorable. Instead of trying to fit everything into a single, rushed day, you’ll spend one full day on the Lower Loop and one full day on the Upper Loop, each offering a different side of Yellowstone’s story. Over the course of two days, you’ll visit many of the park’s signature sights—Old Faithful and its surrounding geyser basins, the vivid colors of Grand Prismatic Spring, the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone, Hayden and Lamar Valleys, Mammoth Hot Springs, and Yellowstone Lake—along with quieter overlooks, picnic spots, and short walks that most visitors never find. With more time, your guide can adjust the route to follow wildlife activity, lighting conditions, and your interests. Along the way, you’ll learn how fire, ice, and an active supervolcano shaped this landscape, and how people—from Indigenous nations to e

8-Day Utah Mighty 5 National Parks Tour
This is a high-touch, private road-based adventure across Utah's "red rock crescent," pairing iconic national park scenery with sunrise hikes, scenic byways, and curated local experiences. You'll watch the desert wake up from the trail, then pivot into comfortable afternoons with time to recover — hot tubs, pools, a proper meal, and a little shopping — so the trip stays adventurous without feeling like a forced march. Geographically, the route moves from the Wasatch Front into the Colorado Plateau, a landscape built by ancient seas, uplift, and relentless erosion. Expect towering sandstone fins and arches, vast canyon systems, high-elevation amphitheaters filled with hoodoos, and Zion's vertical walls carved by the Virgin River. Culturally, you'll see rock art and places tied to Ancestral Puebloan, Fremont, and Southern Paiute homelands, alongside the more recent history of exploration, settlement, and conservation that shaped the modern parks.

5-Day Utah Mighty 5 National Parks Tour
This private, fast-paced Mighty 5 itinerary is designed for guests who want to experience Utah's most iconic national parks in a limited time window without sacrificing quality. The route moves east to west across the Colorado Plateau — Arches, Canyonlands, Capitol Reef, Bryce Canyon, and Zion — with a strong balance of scenic drives, signature sunrise and sunset moments, and guided interpretation. The tour begins in Salt Lake City, travels through Moab, Torrey, Bryce Canyon City, and Springdale, and finishes with a same-day transfer to Las Vegas for departure. This is an active, early-start itinerary with daily transfers between parks and moderate-to-strenuous hiking, ideal for guests who value maximum exposure to the parks and are comfortable with long scenic transfer days.

7-Day Civil Rights Trail Tour
Trace the path of courage that changed a nation. This seven-day, small-group journey follows the U.S. Civil Rights Trail from Memphis to Atlanta, visiting the landmarks, churches, and communities that shaped Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s life and the justice movement that transformed America. Created in partnership with Scene That Tours, this experience invites curious travelers to engage deeply with the South's complex story—its triumphs, tragedies, resilience, and grace. Guests will experience joy, sorrow, and inspiration while exploring the region's rich culture, music, and cuisine—reminders of the enduring power of faith, hope, and humanity. As our nation faces renewed challenges to democracy and equality, understanding this history has never been more vital. From the National Civil Rights Museum at the Lorraine Motel in Memphis to the King Center in Atlanta, every stop on this journey connects the past to the present, honoring those who sacrificed so much for a more just America.

8-Day Pacific Northwest Tour
This multi-day expedition threads together the Pacific Northwest's full range of landscapes — city skylines, alpine meadows, temperate rainforest, and wild Pacific coastline — all built around the Salish Sea and the Cascade volcanoes. The route moves from Seattle's waterfront and neighborhoods to the glacial high country of Mount Rainier, out to the wind-carved edge of the Olympic Peninsula, down the Washington and Oregon coast through Astoria and Cannon Beach, and inland to Portland before looping back to Seattle. Along the way, the trip interprets the region's dramatic geology — active plate boundaries, ancient, accreted terranes, and Ice Age glaciers that carved today's coastlines and basins — alongside its human history, from Indigenous maritime and river cultures with roots going back millennia, to the ports, rail lines, and logging economies that built the modern Northwest. Food is woven throughout: market grazing in Seattle, ocean-forward menus built around salmon, Dungeness crab, and shellfish, and a farewell chef-driven dinner in Portland.

Yellowstone National Park Tour (Lower Loop)
This full-day tour covers Yellowstone's Lower Loop — the park's southern half, and home to its most famous geothermal features. You'll visit West Thumb Geyser Basin on the shore of Yellowstone Lake, Old Faithful and the Upper Geyser Basin, Grand Prismatic Spring's concentric bands of color, and Norris Geyser Basin's steaming, otherworldly terrain. It's a day built around the park's living geology — steaming vents, boiling pools, and geysers that have been erupting for thousands of years. This tour pairs naturally with our Upper Loop Day Tour, which covers Yellowstone's wildlife-rich Lamar Valley and the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone. Guests wanting to see the full park often book both as back-to-back day trips from Bozeman. Yellowstone also holds a rich cultural history—from its deep significance to Native American tribes to the Buffalo Soldiers and other early stewards who helped safeguard its lands. Your day is designed to connect these natural and human stories so the Park feels more alive, layered, and meaningful. This exclusive tour is crafted to be seamless and stress-free, with expert guiding, thoughtful pacing, and flexible routes that highlight the very best of Yellowstone’s scenery, history, and wildlife.

Private Transfers To & From Bozeman International Airport (BZN)
Start your trip with a seamless, private transfer from Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport (BZN). We serve Big Sky (Meadow/Mountain Village/Resort, Moonlight Basin, Spanish Peaks & Yellowstone Club), Gardiner, Paradise Valley (Chico Hot Springs Resort, Emigrant, Sage Resort & Under Canvas), and the Mammoth Hot Springs Hotel in Yellowstone National Park. We'll drop you off exactly where you're staying—hotel, Airbnb, VRBO, or private residence—with professional, flight-tracked service from arrival to doorstep. Each transfer includes up to 30 minutes for a grocery pickup stop along the way. Along the way, you'll receive a comprehensive overview of the Greater Yellowstone region's geology, iconic landscapes, cultural history, and wildlife from your experienced driver-guide.

Geysers & Hot Springs
Stand beside Old Faithful, the Grand Prismatic Spring, and the steaming geyser basins of Yellowstone's Upper and Lower Loops.

The Teton Mountain Range
The jagged Teton skyline, Mormon Row, and the wildlife of the valley floor — explored at your own pace with an expert guide.

Wildlife at Every Turn
Bison, elk, pronghorn, and the occasional grizzly. Our guides know where to look and how to keep you safely in the action.
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