Day Tours of Yellowstone National Park

 

Yellowstone Old Faithful - $269.00 ($389 for double riders)

We are privileged to take you on our most popular trip. The Old Faithful pick-up time is 6:30a.m. Sounds early doesn't it?  Well, when you see the event-filled day that lies ahead you'll know why we want you out of bed early, bright eyed and bushy tailed!  After a hearty breakfast at the Route 89 Diner , your guide will drive you up to the south entrance of Yellowstone National Park.  Once on your snowmobile, you will have 42 miles of park beauty before arriving at the Old Faithful geyser basin. Lunch at Old Faithful is a steamy hot beef stew served in a bread bowl, and will be scheduled around the predicted eruption time. Where the native critters are hanging out will determine your after-lunch schedule.  Keep your camera handy for a chance to photograph the park's famous bison. On your return trip stops may be made at Kepler Cascades, Shoshone Overlook, West Thumb Geyser basin, Lewis Falls or other scenic areas of interest. This is a trip most everyone, (Everyone with a driver's license that is!) can do as no experience is required.  You may be more comfortable riding your own sled, but all of our new Artic Cat 4-cylinder  snowmobiles have room for two and dual hand warmers. Remember, you cannot drive unless you have a learner's permit or license. This trip usually arrives back in Jackson around 6p.m.

 

Grand Canyon of Yellowstone - $279.00 ($399 for double riders)
Here is another splendid trip into the first national park of the world.  This trip is a little more arduous than Old Faithful as it is 126 miles round trip. We want you to be comfortable driving a snowmobile 35-45 mph so that you'll have ample time to stop and tour the many sights along the route. Our pick-up time for this trip is 6 a.m. and you'll have a hearty breakfast before you make the van ride up to the south entrance. After 25 miles on the snowmobiles you'll take the trail less traveled. The trail to the east will lead you along the northern shores of enormous Yellowstone Lake. We travel along the Yellowstone River, past Mud Volcano and through the stunning Hayden Valley. This is a great trip for scenic and wildlife photo opportunities, though you must keep up the pace and be quick with picture taking, we have many miles to travel! Once you reach the halfway point, lunch will be served in the Canyon warming hut or outside at the edge of the colorful Yellowstone Canyon. Lunch is a delicious and warming hot beef stew served in a bread bowl with lots of extras to fill you up. After lunch you will view the glorious canyon and stunning waterfall. Take a bunch of pictures because it doesn't get much better than this!  On the return trip home, we may stop to walk the Mud Volcano Basin and, depending on time, hit some other scenic and points along the way. This trip usually returns back to town around 6:30p.m.
 

Advanced reservations are a must! New Yellowstone National Park regulations limiting daily access and requiring cleaner, quieter 4 stroke snowmobiles are now in place. Please call us directly at 1-800-563-6469 for additional information.

 

2009/2010 Winter Season December 15, 2009 -  March 15, 2010.

National Park Entrance Fee - $15.00 per snowmobile not included in tour rates

Drivers in Yellowstone National Park must be in possession of a valid Driver’s License.