Itinerary
- Day 1
Jackson to Yellowstone
You'll get picked up from your Jackson spot and head straight to Elephant Back Mountain for a hike. The trail has black obsidian under your feet and offers nice views of Yellowstone Lake. After that, you'll continue to Indian Pond and Storm Point, which is a relatively flat loop through lodgepole pine forest. This part of the route is good for spotting yellow-bellied marmots lounging on the big boulders scattered around.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch
Included Activities
- Elephant Back Mountain hike
- Indian Pond to Storm Point hike
- Shuttle from Jackson Hole
Landmarks Elephant Back Mountain Yellowstone Lake Indian Pond Storm Point 
- Day 2
Yellowstone
This day starts with hiking up to the Mt. Washburn summit, which sits above 10,000 feet. You'll walk through subalpine parkland with wildflowers, and there's a solid chance you'll see bighorn sheep along the way. The views from the top include the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone, Yellowstone Lake, the Teton Range, and Electric Peak. Later in the afternoon, you head to Artist Point for excellent waterfall views of the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Included Activities
- Mt. Washburn summit hike
- Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone - Artist Point hike
Landmarks Mt. Washburn Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone Artist Point Teton Range Electric Peak 
- Day 3
Yellowstone
Start at Mammoth Hot Springs to see the steaming travertine terraces with their colorful streaks from microorganisms. From there, you'll hit the Beaver Ponds Trail hike, which takes you through a forest where bears and other wildlife actually roam around. The trail leads to small ponds where you can look for waterfowl. Along a scenic grassy hilltop, you'll have chances to spot pronghorn, deer, and elk without dealing with the main crowds.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Included Activities
- Mammoth Hot Springs visit
- Beaver Ponds hike
Landmarks Mammoth Hot Springs Beaver Ponds Trail - Day 4
Yellowstone
You'll begin in the Upper Geyser Basin to check out some of the park's most famous spots, including Old Faithful. A few miles down the road is a nice hike along the Firehole River to Lone Star Geyser, which is the largest backcountry geyser in the park. It's this shed-sized cream-colored mound sitting in a clearing surrounded by dense forest. It erupts roughly every three hours, and there's a log book there if you want to check when the next eruption should happen.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Included Activities
- Upper Geyser Basin - Old Faithful Geyser visit
- Firehole River to Lone Star Geyser hike
Landmarks Upper Geyser Basin Old Faithful Geyser Firehole River Lone Star Geyser - Day 5
Yellowstone to Jackson
You'll hike through classic Yellowstone meadows and lodgepole pine forests heading to Fairy Falls, a 200-foot waterfall that plunges off a pine-studded cliff. After spending time there, you'll end your tour at the Grand Prismatic overlook, which is the largest hot spring in the United States and one of the park's most iconic features. Then you'll take a relaxing shuttle ride back to Jackson, arriving around 7 pm.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch
Included Activities
- Fairy Falls hike
- Grand Prismatic overlook visit
- Shuttle to Jackson Hole
Landmarks Fairy Falls Grand Prismatic Spring
