Wyoming Yellowstone & Grand Teton Multi-Adventure

Geothermal Wonders, Epic Wildlife & Untamed Beauty

See Montana and Wyoming's most magnificent natural wonders on this spectacular 7-day adventure through two celebrated National Parks: Yellowstone and Grand Teton. Experience rugged wilderness, incredible geothermal features, and enigmatic wildlife in the company of expert guides who bring the parks to life. See herds of bison, and maybe even spot a bear or a wolf! Witness Yellowstone's geysers, such as Old Faithful, blow off some steam and learn about the subterranean supervolcano that fuels them. Stay active with a mix of hiking, kayaking, and rafting on the Snake River. Iconic natural wonders to popular and hidden park attractions, take in the very best of this wild region!

Take a deep dive into the incredible natural wonders of Yellowstone and Grand Teton on this expert-led active adventure!

Spot free-roaming bison and marvel at Yellowstone's legendary Old Faithful geyser

Relax at charming inns and lodges, and soak up the Western mountain-town feel of Bozeman and Jackson Hole

Why take this trip with us?

Reason #01

We make it easy to take a deep dive into two incredible national parks — Yellowstone and Grand Teton — in just one week. You'll feel like you've seen it all!

Reason #02

MT Sobek works with local expert guides to ensure an immersive active adventure. Hike, kayak, raft, and explore the wonders of the Old West with pros.

Reason #03

MT Sobek has been exploring US National Parks for more than 50 years. We actively support the National Parks Service and always leave a light footprint wherever we go.

Meet your guides

Rachel Urban

Rachel began her guiding career in 1994, and has led trips throughout the US Southwest and the Canadian Rockies for the past 10 years. Rachel is an avid outdoor enthusiast, and her favorite pursuits are hiking, mountain biking, and white-water rafting. When Rachel is not on the road leading adventures she can be found relaxing in Bali, surfing, doing yoga and rejuvenating.

Khriss Urban

For over 20 years, Khriss has been leading adventure tours across the US and Canada. Patient and enthusiastic, he enjoys showing others the awe-inspiring natural world as much as he loves discovering its wonders for himself. As a Southwest expert, keen adventurer, and historian, Khriss is a great storyteller who loves spending evenings around the campfire or dinner table sharing travel tales and making new friends.

Michael Lett

After graduating from Texas Tech University, Michael traveled throughout Western Europe, Asia, Australia, and South and Central America. However, his heart always belonged to the open roads and national parks of the United States, and he began tour guiding in California 15 years ago. Michael has operated coast-to-coast camping and lodging tours in the US and Canada, and he now migrates between Alaska and the great North American deserts. Michael believes that the Grand Canyon, Bryce, Zion, Death Valley, and all the lovely arches, salt flats, and ghost towns in between are some of the most special places on Earth.

Activities

Wildlife watching, kayaking on Yellowstone Lake, Snake River rafting, and hiking in Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Park.

Lodging

A variety of comfortable and ideally located accommodations, including the stunning Teton Mountain Lodge & Spa.

Climate

Expect sunny days with temps in the 60 — 80°Fs. Nighttime temps can drop into the 40°Fs. Always be prepared for rain showers.

FAQ

In regard to volcanic activity, is it safe to visit Yellowstone?

Yes, scientists do not have any indication of an imminent eruption, or any eruption, at this time.

How close can I get to wild animals in the National Parks?

You should stay at least 100 yards away from bears and wolves and at least 25 yards away from other large mammals.

What kind of physical shape do I need to be in for this trip?

Regular exercise before any outdoors trip will add to your enjoyment, but this trip is geared towards anyone in good health and an active lifestyle.

What wildlife do you typically see?

We often see bison, moose, elk, mule deer, coyotes, trumpeter swans, and bald eagles throughout the year. Each new season brings a wide variety of mammal and birds species and on any given day.