Yellowstone The Volcano Full Day Lower Loop Geothermal Attractions Tours

Grand Prismatic Spring - A visit to Yellowstone National Park is incomplete without seeing one of its most renowned attractions. The Grand Prismatic Spring attracts millions of visitors annually, showcasing nature’s beauty at its best. This “Rainbow Spring” is not only visually stunning with its vibrant colors but has also inspired scientists to cultivate thermophiles, or “heat-loving bacteria,” for laboratory use in various medical applications.

Old Faithful - Among the over 10,000 geothermal features in Yellowstone National Park, Old Faithful stands out as the most famous. It is one of the world’s most photographed attractions, drawing thousands of visitors daily from around the globe. A professional tour specialist will share intriguing facts about what causes this iconic geyser to erupt.

Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone - The Yellowstone Grand Canyon is renowned for its breathtaking colors, derived from rhyolitic volcanic rock and the vibrant hues of thermophiles growing within the canyon. Visitors can enjoy a panoramic view of how Yellowstone earned its name.

Lower Yellowstone River Falls - The Lower Falls of the Yellowstone River is an impressive waterfall, over 300 feet tall, with more than 60,000 gallons of water cascading over the cliff every second. These magnificent falls have inspired artists for centuries. Visitors can enjoy a bird’s-eye view of the falls from “Artist Point.”

Yellowstone Lake - Experience the breathtaking views of Lake Yellowstone, with the Grand Tetons providing a stunning backdrop to the largest high-elevation lake in North America.

Yellowstone Geysers - Mud Volcano Area - Witness the power of this intense geothermal feature as pressure from below forces gases and mud to erupt violently. Discover why early fur trappers and indigenous peoples shared stories about this remarkable area.

Hayden Valley - As Yellowstone formed through volcanic eruptions, a twist in the mountain orogeny occurred due to receding glaciers. These glaciers carved out a stunning valley, now home to a diverse array of wildlife, including coyotes, foxes, grizzlies, deer, swans, elk, and possibly two separate wolf packs.

Fountain Paint Pot - The Fountain Paint Pot basin hosts several geothermal attractions in one location. As visitors walk along the boardwalks, they will learn fascinating details about the science behind the Paint Pots’ name and enjoy the sight of erupting geysers and the vibrant colors of the geyser springs.

Old Faithful Inn - Take a brief tour of this magnificent structure, once considered the largest log cabin in the world. The term “Parkitecture” gained popularity after architect Robert Reamer completed this impressive inn. After the tour, visitors can shop for souvenirs while waiting for the Old Faithful Geyser to erupt.

Firehole Canyon Drive - Discover this hidden gem within Yellowstone, where visitors can dip a toe into one of the park’s only swimming areas, nestled in Firehole Canyon, and admire the stunning Firehole Falls.

Yellowstone Wildlife and Photo Tour of the Upper Loop

Lamar Valley - Lamar Valley offers breathtaking mountain views and is renowned worldwide for its diverse wildlife, including wolves, elk, grizzlies, bison, coyotes, foxes, and mountain goats. For wildlife enthusiasts, Lamar Valley is a must-see on a Yellowstone vacation.

Mammoth Hot Springs - During the Full Yellowstone Experience, visitors will learn fascinating historical facts about Yellowstone’s formation. In the town of Mammoth Hot Springs, they can see many of the original buildings where the military once resided at Fort Yellowstone.

Yellowstone National Park - While exploring historic sites in Mammoth Hot Springs, visitors will be guided on a walk around the expansive Travertine Terraces and learn about the impressions of the first visitors to the nation’s first national park.

Roosevelt Arch - Traveling through The Roosevelt Arch is like stepping back in time, with beautiful mountain scenery and a variety of nearby wildlife species to enjoy.

Tower Fall - Experience many of Yellowstone National Park’s waterfalls during the Full Yellowstone Experience. Visitors will encounter a variety of stunning waterfalls on this journey, so be sure to bring cameras for this massive waterfall.

Mammoth Hot Springs - While in Mammoth Hot Springs, enjoy a delicious deli-style picnic lunch while observing bison grazing and possibly some of the resident elk herd.

Obsidian Cliff - The Obsidian Cliffs hold significant importance in Native American history, as various tribes once hunted and gathered within Yellowstone National Park. Indigenous peoples used the obsidian from this area to craft weapons for hunting and protection. Visitors will learn about the rich history of these tribes and how they thrived in this region.

• Optics for use during the tours
• Lunch
• Slickers in case of rain
• Sodas and waters
• National Park Fees

• Standard service industry gratuity
• Meals
• Entrance fees

Experience two unforgettable days at Yellowstone National Park! Enjoy our two most popular tours of the Lower and Upper Loops of Yellowstone at a special discounted rate. Over these two days, immerse yourself in breathtaking views, rich history, and intriguing geological facts about our incredible super volcano.

On the first day, embark on a journey through Yellowstone The Volcano, where you’ll witness amazing geothermal attractions and hear entertaining tales of old mountain men and the legends of angry Gods.

The second day offers a completely different adventure, featuring stunning waterfalls, a diverse range of wildlife, and numerous scenic photography opportunities. Each day provides ample time to enjoy a meal at one of Yellowstone’s many restaurants or delis.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.