Discover the Best Yellowstone National Park Tours From Salt Lake City

Yellowstone Tours from Salt Lake City – A Fascinating Journey through ?Mother Nature

The American West is famous for its display of spectacular natural sights – from magnificent mountains to towering forests to impressive canyons and so much more. You can discover many of these natural wonders on Salt Lake City to Yellowstone National Park tour packages.

The Salt Lake City to Yellowstone drive time is just under five hours. For this reason, the tours are mainly multi-day packages that conveniently cover your hotel stay and the cost of transportation.

Along the 321-mile distance between Salt Lake City and Yellowstone knowledgeable tour guides share facts and little-known stories about each attraction you encounter. The scenic route from Salt Lake City to Yellowstone takes you by
• Great Salt Lake – A bird watcher’s paradise known as America’s Dead Sea. Visitors are simply mesmerized by the display of color that sunset brings to the sky over the lake and its islands.
• Ogden – A true mountain town that offers visitors a chance to partake in kayaking, angling and canoeing or to go skiing at any of the town’s three world-class ski resorts.
• Pocatello – Nestled in the foothills of the Rockies with snowboarding, golfing, fishing or mountain biking for you to enjoy. Stop by the Pocatello Zoo and enjoy an array of exhibits, family activities and storytelling.
• Idaho Falls – An exciting city and home to one of the world’s most fascinating artificial waterfalls. Charming walkways allowing you to take a leisurely stroll along the entire length of the falls.

Of course, since there is so much to take in along the way, your Salt Lake City to Yellowstone bus is a modern tour bus that is built for comfort and maximum sightseeing.

Things to do in Yellowstone National Park

While being home to the world famous Old Faithful Geyser, there is some much more to see and do in the park.
• Stop by some of the other geysers – there are over 500 of them! There are also mud pools, fumaroles, hot springs and heated lakes within the immense park.
• Tour the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone and be awed by waterfalls known for their hypnotic beauty.
• Visit Yellowstone in winter and go skiing or sledding when the park is transformed into a winter sports lover’s dream!
• Get in touch with nature as you watch the park’s profusion of wildlife in their natural habitats.

Spend a Day or Two in Jackson Hole

Jackson Hole is a wonderfully lush valley and an intriguing, historic cowboy town. The absolute best thing to do in Jackson Hole in the winter is to go skiing at Snow King Mountain. Olympians train there and you can take a gondola ride to the top to ski and enjoy the gorgeous views of the Jackson Hole valley and Teton Mountains.

By staying in Jackson Hole you can get the most out of you tours to Yellowstone and Grand Teton.
• Grand Teton National Park – The Park holds clear blue lakes beautifully framed by snow-covered mountain peaks. There is also 200 miles of trail for visitors to explore where you are sure to spot elk, chipmunks, moose and perhaps coyotes among the rich vegetation.
• National Elk Refuge – Located in Jackson Hole, the National Elk Refuge has got elk a-plenty! Some of the most fascinating sights for visitors are the huge elk antler arches found in Jackson.

Many of the multi-day packages to Yellowstone from Salt Lake City are extend with a visit to Mount Rushmore. This gives you the opportunity to add a tour of one of the best-known historical national monuments to your schedule.