Lodging at Old Faithful Yellowstone&Grand Teton Small Group 4-day

Arrive in Salt Lake City, the gateway to the American West. Your tour guide will arrange airport pickup between 10:00 AM and 8:00 PM. For arrivals outside this window, assistance will be provided to reach the hotel via shuttle. After check-in at SpringHill Suites Marriott SLC Airport, enjoy a relaxed evening at leisure and prepare for the adventure ahead.

After breakfast, begin the scenic drive north toward Wyoming. Rolling plains slowly give way to rugged mountain landscapes as the journey builds anticipation.

Browse local shops, enjoy lunch on your own, and take in views of the surrounding mountains.

Nestled at the base of the towering Teton Range, Jenny Lake is one of Grand Teton National Park’s most iconic and photographed spots. This crystal-clear alpine lake reflects the dramatic peaks surrounding it, creating postcard-perfect views in every direction. An easy walk along the lakeshore allows you to fully take in the serene scenery, fresh mountain air, and natural beauty that makes this area unforgettable for visitors of all activity levels.

From this vantage point, you can see the vast lake stretching across the valley with the Tetons rising sharply behind it—one of the best wide-angle photo spots in the park. It’s a quick but powerful stop that highlights the scale and beauty of Grand Teton National Park.

Arrive in Yellowstone and explore West Thumb, a unique geothermal area where steaming hot springs and geysers meet the shores of Yellowstone Lake.

Settle into your exclusive in-park stay, allowing you to experience Yellowstone without long daily commutes.

home to the world’s largest concentration of geothermal features. Old Faithful Geyser is renowned for its predictable eruptions, which occur roughly every 90 minutes, sending hot water up to 185 feet into the air.

Sightseeing and hiking. Morning Glory Pool is a vibrant hot spring known for its striking blue color and unique, deep circular shape.

Available seasonally from mid-June to early September, this self-driving boat experience provides a peaceful and unique perspective of the park’s largest lake, surrounded by open skies and distant mountain views. It’s a relaxing way to connect with Yellowstone’s vast natural beauty beyond the trails and roads.

Travel through one of Yellowstone’s prime wildlife corridors, where bison, elk, and possibly wolves roam across open plains.

one River plunges dramatically over a volcanic cliff. The sheer force and roar of the water make this stop unforgettable, especially when framed by the colorful canyon walls. It’s an impressive introduction to the scale and raw energy of the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone.

Artist Point is Yellowstone’s most iconic viewpoint, offering a breathtaking overlook of the Lower Falls and the sweeping Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone. Famous for its golden-hued cliffs and dramatic river bend, this spot has inspired artists and photographers for generations. It’s a must-visit photo stop and one of the most memorable views in the entire park.

Canyon Village serves as a central hub within Yellowstone National Park and a convenient stop for lunch and rest. Located near the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone, this area offers dining options, restrooms, and time to recharge while surrounded by forested scenery. It’s the perfect pause before continuing deeper into the park’s iconic landscapes.

Mammoth Hot Springs is one of Yellowstone’s most unique geothermal areas, famous for its striking limestone terraces formed by mineral-rich hot water. The cascading white and golden formations create an almost otherworldly landscape that constantly changes over time. Easy boardwalks make this area accessible and allow visitors to explore one of the park’s most fascinating natural wonders up close.

Return to Old Faithful Snow Lodge for the night.

antly recognizable by its vivid rings of blue, green, yellow, and orange. The striking colors come from heat-loving bacteria and create one of the most photographed sights in the park. From boardwalks and viewpoints, visitors can fully appreciate the scale and surreal beauty of this natural masterpiece.

Midway Geyser Basin may be small in size, but it delivers some of Yellowstone’s biggest wow moments. Home to iconic features like Grand Prismatic Spring and Excelsior Geyser, this basin showcases intense geothermal activity, steaming pools, and vibrant mineral colors that highlight the park’s volcanic power.

Fountain Paint Pot offers a fascinating look at Yellowstone’s diverse geothermal features all in one area. Here, visitors can see bubbling mud pots, steaming fumaroles, colorful hot springs, and erupting geysers along an easy boardwalk trail. The thick, churning mud—rich in minerals—resembles paint boiling from the earth, giving this area its name.

Lunch and free time at West Yellowstone West Yellowstone is a lively gateway town located just outside Yellowstone National Park’s west entrance. Known for its welcoming atmosphere, shops, and restaurants, it’s a convenient stop to relax, refuel, and enjoy small-town charm before or after exploring the park’s wild landscapes.

of native animals such as black bears, grizzly bears, bison, elk, and wolves. This optional stop provides a unique and family-friendly way to observe wildlife in a controlled environment while learning about conservation and regional species

Depart with unforgettable memories of national parks, iconic landscapes, and carefully curated experiences from start to finish. Please book your flight scheduled for after 9PM on the 4th day of the tour. Airport drop-off service will be provided.