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Yellowstone national park self-driving audio tour

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Yellowstone national park self-driving audio tour

Free cancellation

Place: Jackson Hole

Duration: from 5 hours to 6 hours

Language: English

Mobile voucher accepted

Instant confirmation

Local touch

Tour with Audioguide

E-Voucher

Do this because

Take a comprehensive tour of everything this immense national park has to offer
Get up close and personal with the world-famous Old Faithful, as well as even bigger geysers
Visit steaming hot springs radiating bands of brilliant color, bubbling paint pots, and sparkling waterfalls
Find the best places to spot wild bison, elk, grizzly bears, and even wolves
Learn the volcanic history of Yellowstone, understand what makes it so unique, and find out how it became a national park

What to expect

Begin your Yellowstone adventure at one of the park's five entrances and travel the Grand Loop, exploring remarkable sights and natural phenomena. At West Thumb Geyser Basin, marvel at the boiling geysers and the deep Abyss Pool. Learn about birdwatching and the historical connections at Shoshone Lake. Don't miss the predictable eruptions of Old Faithful and the stunning other geysers nearby.

Witness the vibrant colors of Grand Prismatic Spring, the largest hot spring in the U.S., and discover the unique microbial life that thrives in its extreme conditions. At the Fountain Paint Pot, view colorful mud pools and learn about Yellowstone's "Zone of Death." Visit the scalding Norris Geyser Basin and hear tales of its discovery.

View Electric Peak and cross the park’s Golden Gate Bridge to see Mammoth Hot Springs, a hotspot for elk sightings. As you travel, learn about the supervolcano beneath you and enjoy breathtaking views of waterfalls and ancient petrified trees.

Explore Lamar Valley for wildlife sightings of elk, bison, and possibly grizzlies or wolves. At Dunraven Pass, enjoy panoramic views from 9,000 feet. Experience the grandeur of Yellowstone’s Grand Canyon and relax by Yellowstone Lake, watching for moose. This tour encapsulates the awe-inspiring diversity and natural beauty of Yellowstone.

Important to know

Know in advance:

This is a self-guided tour, no guide will accompany you. This tour provides a live GPS map on your smartphone, audio narration, written text explanations, and suggested stops
After booking the tour, search your email for the phrase "Set up your self-guided tour now." Follow the instructions to finish setting up the tour while you have Wi-Fi/data. Do not wait until you are onsite
Please arrange for a vehicle before you take the tour. You only need to book one tour per vehicle, not per person
This tour is valid for an entire year from the moment of booking. You can use it multiple times over multiple trips

What’s included

Self-guided tour taken via the Action Tour Guide app

Unique password (sent by email) for access to Action Tour Guide app

Live GPS map on your phone

Audio narration

Written text explanations

Route from stop to stop

List of stops along route

What’s not included

Food and drinks

Transportation

Parking

Entry to paid attractions

Vehicle rental

Cancellation policy

Receive a 100% refund if you cancel up to 24 hours before the experience begins.

Booking fee

We know that nobody likes extra fees. But not only do they cover the cost of managing your booking, they let us give you 24/7 customer service and a free app that to access your tickets and discover more city sights.

Location

30 Yellowstone Ave, West Yellowstone, MT 59758

Meeting point:

You can start this self-guided tour at any of Yellowstone National Park’s five entrances: 1- South Entrance Road, S Entrance Rd, Wyoming, USA 2- West Yellowstone Visitor Information Center, 30 Yellowstone Ave, West Yellowstone, MT 59758, USA 3- Yellowstone National Park North Entrance, N Entrance Rd, Gardiner, MT 59030, USA 4- Northeast Entrance Road, NE Entrance Rd, Cooke City-Silver Gate, MT, USA 5- East Entrance Road, E Entrance Rd, Wyoming, USA No matter which entrance you choose, be sure to only drive in a clockwise direction once you hit the Grand Loop.