Yellowstone National Park
No trip to Teton Springs is complete without a visit to Yellowstone, America’s very first national park. No matter the season, this national treasure is full of natural wonders, so be sure to bring your camera! Experience the legendary Old Faithful geyser, see buffalo, moose and other wildlife in their natural habitat, wet a line in one of the many rivers and streams and marvel at the countless geologic wonders found within the park. Explore by foot, boat, or bike in the summer, or by snow coach or snowmobile in the winter.
VISIT YELLOWSTONE PARK especially if you haven’t experienced the wonders of our nation’s first National Park. It’s a world-renowned treasure that has been delighting visitors since its creation in 1872. It’s a beautiful drive to Yellowstone traveling thru Jackson Hole and Grand Teton National Park to reach the South Gate of the park. So, if you haven’t felt the spray of the most famous geyser in the universe erupt, Old Faithful, or explored its 2 million plus acres, then now is the time to visit! There is virtually never a bad time to visit the diverse Yellowstone ecosystem with its limitless treasures, and all seasons offer their own unique and magical perspective to the visitor. The following is but a sampling of the exciting things to do and see within the glorious Yellowstone Park.
Summer in Yellowstone:
- Hiking for all ability levels
- Wildlife viewing from the comfort of your vehicle
- Visiting the famous “Old Faithful” Geyser and thousands of Yellowstone’s thermal features
- Guided wildlife & scenic tours
- Birds eye view of the park’s untamed rivers & breathtaking scenery especially the “Grand Canyon of Yellowstone”
- Guided fishing expeditions
- Rent a rowboat at Bridger Bay Marina
Winter in Yellowstone:
- Snowmobiling with an expert guide
- Snowcoach tours for wildlife viewing
- Snowshoe expeditions to park hot pots
- Wolf watching tours
- Cross country skiing
Address
10 Warm Creek Ln
Victor, ID 83455
Hours of Operation
Days: Monday-Sunday
Hours: 7am - 11pm MST