Old Faithful

Watch the world‑famous Old Faithful geyser erupt skyward, reaching heights up to 180 feet. Your guide will time your visit so you can enjoy the show from the best vantage points, learn how eruptions are predicted, and explore the surrounding boardwalks after the spectacle.

Upper Geyser Basin

Stroll through the planet’s densest concentration of geysers, including Castle, Grand, Daisy, and hundreds more geothermal features. You’ll walk boardwalks past hot springs, bubbling vents, and steaming pools while your guide shares the science and stories behind this volcanic wonderland.

Grand Prismatic Spring

Grand Prismatic Spring (Overlook & Ground Level) Experience Yellowstone’s most colorful feature from two stunning perspectives. Hike to the overlook for an aerial view of the vibrant rainbow rings, then visit the boardwalk for an up-close encounter with the swirling steam and surreal hues of the spring.

Midway Geyser Basin

Walk the boardwalk past massive hot springs and steaming blue pools, including the impressive Excelsior Crater. You’ll experience some of Yellowstone’s most dramatic geothermal features up close.

Fountain Paint Pot

Walk among bubbling mud pots, hissing fumaroles, and rainbow-tinted mineral flats. This area showcases the four major types of geothermal features in one compact, easy-to-explore section—perfect for photos and learning about geothermal chemistry.

Lower Geyser Basin

Explore a wide mix of bubbling mud pots, hot springs, and steaming fumaroles as your guide explains how these powerful geothermal forces shape Yellowstone’s landscape.

West Thumb Geyser Basin

West Thumb Geyser Basin (time permitting) Visit one of the most scenic geothermal basins, perched right along the shores of Yellowstone Lake. Here, you’ll see geysers and hot springs that vent underwater, creating a dramatic mix of steam and lake views.

Hayden Valley

Drive through one of the park’s premier wildlife corridors, known for large herds of bison and frequent sightings of elk, eagles, and sometimes bears. Your guide will stop at key viewpoints and help you scan the valley with binoculars.

Artist Point

Artist Point (time permitting) Enjoy a postcard-perfect view of the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone from this iconic overlook. You’ll gaze out at the vibrant canyon walls and the powerful Lower Falls, a favorite spot for photographers and nature lovers alike.

Norris Geyser Basin

Walk through Yellowstone’s hottest and most active geothermal area, home to Steamboat Geyser—the world’s tallest active geyser. The basin features acid pools, steaming vents, and constantly shifting geothermal activity that makes each visit unique.

Mammoth Hot Springs

Explore the ever-changing travertine terraces formed by mineral-rich water flowing over the hillside. You’ll wander boardwalks past formations with names like Minerva Terrace and Canary Spring while learning how these formations grow and transform.

Roosevelt Arch

Stop at Yellowstone’s historic stone arch, built in 1903 and engraved with “For the Benefit and Enjoyment of the People.” This is a great spot for photos and a quick dive into the park’s early history and conservation legacy.

Lamar Valley

Lamar Valley (Wildlife-focused timing) Often called “America’s Serengeti,” this wide, sweeping valley is one of the best places on Earth to spot wildlife. Your guide will time this visit for prime animal activity, helping you watch for bison herds, pronghorn, coyotes, bears, and possibly wolves.

Tower Fall

Visit the striking 132‑foot waterfall framed by dramatic volcanic rock spires. It’s an easy walk to the viewpoint, where you can enjoy the sound of rushing water and the scenic backdrop of forested canyon walls.