Beartooth Highway to Yellowstone and the Grand TetonsHighlights
Season: June to September
Duration: 7 to 10 Nights Starting from: $4,075 Destinations
Grand Teton Scenic Float Trip - 3 HourA peaceful way to enjoy the Snake River through Grand Teton National Park -- and a perfect introduction to rafting. Minimum weight of 40 lbs, and minimum 6 years of age. $55/Adult; $35/Child (ages 6 through 12).
Grand Teton Mountain Bike Flats Tour - Half DayTake a Mountain Bike tour along the sagebrush flats in Grand Teton National Park. Enjoy the mountain views and watch for antelope and bison on this easy ride. Great for the whole family. Note: younger children may ride on trailer bike (5 to 7 years old $40/Trailer) or burley (1 to 4 years old $30/Burley). $60/person on bike.
Jackson Breakfast Raft Trip w/Scenic Float & WhitewaterLooking for more adventure? This trip combines an 8-mile scenic float of the Snake River, a hearty breakfast at an exclusive stop along the river followed by 8 miles of breathtaking whitewater thrills. You're gonna get wet! Minimum weight of 45 lbs. Total trip time is about 5-1/2 hours. $90/Person
Jackson Family Fishing Trip - Half DayThis trip combines a private scenic rafting trip on the Snake River with some fishing for Cutthroat Trout. They provide the boat, guide and fishing equipment. This is an opportunity for families to get out and float the river and do a little fishing. For both the Fly and Spin Fisherman. 1-5 people:$395, 6 people:$450, 7 people:$505.
Grand Teton Introductory Rock Climbing - Full DayFor a thrilling way to spend time with your family while on vacation in Jackson Hole, spend a day with a guide climbing the easy to moderate rocks near Hidden Falls. Start the day with some fun "bouldering" practice to learn the basics of moving over rock, and then tailor the rest of the day to the abilities and desires of the group, covering a variety of activities from belaying to rappelling, Tyrolean traverses, top-roping, and multi-pitch climbs. $325 for 1 person; $255/Person for 2; $225/Person for 3; $195/Person for 4; $165/Person for 5 people.
Yellowstone Chuckwagon Cookout by WagonRide in a covered wagon in Yellowstone to an Old West cookout with steak dinner and cowboy entertainment. Suitable for all ages. Available June to August. $60.06/Adult; $49.14/Child (ages 5 through 11.) Children under 5 are free if sitting on a parent's lap and sharing their dinner. Yellowstone Chuckwagon Cookout by HorsebackRide by horseback for an hour to an Old West cookout in Yellowstone the way the cowboys did. Enjoy a great steak dinner with all the fixin's and some cowboy entertainment. Restrictions: minimum height of 4 feet, maximum weight of 250 lbs. Available June through August. The one hour ride to cookout is $72.07/Adults; $61.15/Child (ages 8 through 11). For those who want a longer ride, sign up for the 2-hour ride to the cookout, $87.36/Adults; $76.44/Child (ages 8 through 11). Minimum age is 8 Yellowstone Horseback Ride - 1 HourThis horseback ride goes through an open meadow adjacent to the Grand Canyon (not visible from the trail). The ride follows Cascade Creek through a wooded area and returns to the corral through a series of meadows and pine forests. $40.40/Person. 240 LB Weight Limit, and minimum age is 8.
Yellowstone Horseback Ride - 2 HourThis ride leaves the corral, heading into timber and crossing a large meadow and some burn area, continuing along the rim of the Cascade Canyon through which Cascade Creek flows. A nice view into the canyon is possible from Coyote Slide. The ride returns to the corral through a series of meadows. (Cascade Canyon is not to be confused with the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone; the Grand Canyon is not visible from the trail.) $61.15/Person. 240 LB Weight Limit, and minimum age is 8.
Related TripsBest of Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks7 to 10 Nights | Starting from $3,825Start your trip in legendary Jackson Hole, Wyoming, where shootouts still happen daily (mock, of course). Spend a couple of days in the shadows of the magnificent Grand Teton Mountains, then head to Yellowstone, America's first national park, for buffalo, bears, wolves and the geysers and hot pools you've only seen in pictures until now. Grand Teton and Yellowstone Country11 to 14 Nights | Starting from $5,685Start in Salt Lake City in the shadow of the Wasatch Mountain Range and head north into America's first national park. Visit the western town of Jackson, Grand Teton National Park and Yellowstone National Park. With swimming in high mountain lakes and hot springs, hiking, rafting, fishing, rock climbing, wildlife viewing, horseback riding, geyser gazing, sea kayaking and more, there's something for everyone to enjoy. Mount Rushmore, Black Hills and Devils Tower7 to 10 Nights | Starting from $3,095This trip is designed for those who want to see some of America's history from forts to huge rock carvings of historical figures. Starting from Denver at the edge of the Rocky Mountains, you'll travel up to Wyoming to view the tracks of the pioneers who braved it all to get to Oregon by covered wagon. Then it's off to the Black Hills, exploring mammoth sites and caves along the way. Watch the lights turn on at Mount Rushmore, view the work-in-process Crazy Horse Monument. See nature's sculptures at Devils Tower in Wyoming before returning to Denver.
Yellowstone, Glacier and Grand Teton National Parks11 to 14 Nights | Starting from $4,915For those who crave mountain scenery and don't mind doing some hiking, you'll visit some of the west's most incredible landscapes on this trip. Get up close to one of Glacier National Park's 27 glaciers by boat and foot. Tour in a historic Red Jammer Bus, or take a cultural tour with the Blackfeet Indian tribe, who've been watching over this area for centuries. Visit Yellowstone, America's first national park, with its geysers, bubbling mudpots, steam vents and waterfalls. The wildlife watching is diverse, with good chances of seeing bears, elk, bison, deer, mountain goats and big horn sheep, along with eagles and other birds of prey. A day with your own private guide will give you a look at "hidden" Yellowstone. Head into Grand Teton National Park & Jackson, Wyoming for rafting, canoeing, rodeos and more. Return to Billings via the incredible Beartooth Highway Scenic Drive. |























