Yellowstone National Park Tours & Holidays

With rainbow-coloured hot springs, gurgling geysers and bubbling mud pools, it's no wonder the early explorers' tales of Yellowstone National Park sounded more like fable than fact.

Brimming with half of the world’s hydrothermal features and landscapes that'll have you wondering if you’re still in the United States (or on Earth!), Yellowstone National Park is just as extraordinary for modern explorers. Join your local guide to uncover the beauty and mystery of the world's oldest national park. Whether you want to marvel at the vivid colours of Grand Prismatic Spring, watch steaming geysers like Old Faithful erupt or follow a wolf-tracking expert in Lamar Valley to learn the secrets of these mysterious animals, you'll soon discover why Yellowstone is a national park like no other.

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Old Faithful in Yellowstone National Park erupting under the Milky Way in Wyoming.

Watch Old Faithful erupt

Yellowstone is home to over 10,000 thermal features – including the highest concentration of geysers on the planet – but Old Faithful is the superstar. Watch safely from the sidelines as this mighty cone geyser shoots 14,000 litres of hot water high into the air. There are around 20 eruptions daily, each lasting two to five minutes. Listen out for the mighty roaring sounds as Old Faithful erupts and the gurgling plughole sounds of other geysers nearby.

Hiking and Camping in Yellowstone

The sign at the summit of Mt. Washburn, is the highest point in Yellowstone National Park

Summit Mount Washburn

Hike to one of the most beautiful lookout spots in the park, the summit of Mount Washburn. The trail to the summit travels through picturesque subalpine parkland where wildflowers cover the grass and bighorn sheep can be seen grazing in nearby meadows. At over 3,000 meters, you can enjoy spectacular views of the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone – a giant rift in a landscape of forested hills - plus Yellowstone Lake, the Teton Range, and Electric Peak.

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Aerial of the Grand Prismatic Spring, with its vivid colors and patterns, Yellowstone National Park.

Marvel at Grand Prismatic Spring

Grand Prismatic Spring is full of heat-loving microbes that create a rainbow rim of vivid colours around the water's edge. At a mighty 112 meters wide and 49 meters deep (FYI, that's bigger than a soccer field and taller than a 10-story building), it's also the largest hot spring in the US. Walk along the boardwalk to get close to the hypnotising colours, or hike to the overlook for an impressive bird's eye view. Grand Prismatic Spring is the site that needs to be seen to be believed.

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sunrise at the south rim of the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone from Artist Point, Wyoming, USA

Hike the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone

Yellowstone might be known for its steamy hot springs, geysers and mud pools. Still, the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone is equally impressive. Carved over 150,000 years by the Yellowstone River, the canyon is a mighty 366 meters deep and 32 km long. There are multiple hiking trails, but the North Rim Trail offers some of the most dramatic vantage points, including Crystal Falls, Upper Falls and the thundering Lower Falls, which plummets over 91 meters.

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Hot Spring Landscape with colorful ground formation Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming USA

Explore Mammoth Hot Springs

The eerie and everchanging landscape of Mammoth Hot Springs is a sight to behold. The travertine formations and bubbling mud pools have formed over thousands of years from snowmelt that seeps into the earth before passing through an impressive underground plumbing system. The water is then heated and mixed with sulphur before rising to the surface through small crevices. As pretty as it is, the site is quite hot and stinky thanks to all the gas that bubbles to the surface. Still, it's totally worth it.

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Rolling hills in colorful autumn display, Lamar Valley, Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming

Spot wildlife in Lamar Valley

Did you know Yellowstone is the only place in the US where bison have lived continuously since prehistoric times? Lamer Valley is one of the best places to see herds of bison, deer and elk. You might also see grizzly bears, black bears and wolves if you're lucky. Driving through Lamar Valley is an experience in itself, with spectacular views of the park. You could also join a real-life wolf tracker for the day to learn the secrets of these mysterious animals and hopefully spot one in its natural habitat.