Day 1: Bozeman, Big Sky, West Yellowstone → Lower Geyser Basin (Gazelle Pot Trail) → Middle Geyser Basin (Grand Prismatic Spring) → Upper Geyser Basin Trail (Old Faithful Visitor Center) → Yellowstone Lake → Yellowstone Canyon and Upper & Lower Falls (Artist Point) → West Yellowstone

Depart at 7:00 AM. A 90-minute drive from the hotel will take us to the renowned Yellowstone National Park.

Covered in pristine forests, Yellowstone National Park was the first national park in the United States. It's a pristine world, tranquil and beautiful. Beneath its surface lies the world's largest active volcano, waiting to be discovered and harnessed for its immense underground energy.

Drive east along the Madison River for about 30 minutes, accompanied by various wild animals rushing past our windows, we will arrive at Yellowstone's most famous geothermal area. We will first explore the Upper, Middle, and Lower Geyser Basins, observing various geothermal landscapes such as hot springs, fumaroles, geysers, and mud pots. Leaving the geothermal area, we will head to the beautiful alpine lake, Yellowstone Lake. Here, you can stroll along the lakeside trails to admire the lake views and hot springs, or enjoy a boat ride on the lake – a truly unique experience. Finally, we will travel to the magnificent Yellowstone Grand Canyon to see the Yellowstone Falls, cascading down thousands of feet, and the colorful weathered volcanic rocks.

Return to West Yellowstone, concluding the day's itinerary.
①Lower Geyser Basin (Colorful Pots Trail): 40 minutes
②Grand Prismatic Spring (Middle Geyser Basin): 60 minutes
③Upper Geyser Basin (Old Faithful Visitor Center): 60 minutes
④Yellowstone Lake: 40 minutes
⑤Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone and Upper and Lower Falls (Art Bonus): 30 minutes

Day 2: West Yellowstone → Jackson Hole (Elektrope National Park) → Grand Teton National Park (Jackson Lake, Bullhorn Bay, Five Peaks Viewpoint) → Yellowstone Lake (West Thumb Trail) → Old Faithful (Morning Glory Trail) → Central Geyser Basin (Grand Prismatic Spring Trail) → West Yellowstone

Today we will explore some less-traveled hiking trails, revisiting some of yesterday's sights from a backpacker's perspective. We have specifically chosen the Grand Prismatic Spring, Morning Glory Trail, and West Thumb Trail for your hiking.

In the afternoon, we will travel south from Yellowstone National Park into Grand Teton National Park. The highest peak in the park is Grand Teton, at 4198 meters, with existing glaciers. Jenny Lake is the most famous of the glacial lakes in the area. Jackson Lake, formed by a dam on the Snake River, is the largest body of water in the area. Here, towering peaks rise into the clouds, covered with millennia-old glaciers, mountains upon mountains, peaks upon peaks, creating a scene reminiscent of a fairyland. Leaving Grand Teton, we'll pass through the Caribou National Reserve and arrive at Jackson Hole, a town steeped in Western cowboy culture. Here, you can immerse yourself in the local atmosphere and visit the Antler Arch in the town center.

In the evening, back in Yellowstone, we might witness a spectacular sunset over Yellowstone Lake from West Thumb.
①Jackson Hole (Antelope Arch): 20 minutes
②Oxbow Bend Overlook：20 minutes
③Teton Point Turnout: 20 minutes:
④Jackson Lake: 20 minutes
⑤Yellowstone Lake (West Thumb Boardwalk): 40 minutes
⑥Upper Geyser Basin: 90 minutes (Morning Glory Pool, Sapphire Pool (temporarily closed) boardwalk)
⑦Middle Geyser Basin: 60 minutes (Grand Prismatic Spring Boardwalk)

Day 3: West Yellowstone → Horse Riding/Zoo (Optional) → Norris Geyser Basin → Lamar Valley → Sheepeater Cliff → Mammoth Hot Springs → Roosevelt Arch → Eco Hot Springs → West Yellowstone, Big Sky, Bozeman

Today, our guide will lead you through the iconic sights of Yellowstone National Park.

We'll drive north from Madison Junction, passing Boiling River and Beryl Hot Springs before arriving at Norris Geyser Basin, Yellowstone's oldest geyser basin. Norris's diverse geothermal landscape will offer a multi-sensory experience of sound, color, and smell. Multiple trails are available, and you'll also see the world's largest geyser. Around midday, we'll return to the Falls area, where interested visitors can hike along the rugged trails to the rim of Yellowstone Falls for a breathtaking view.

After lunch, we'll reach Lama Valley, where you can observe herds of wildlife, volcanic column cliffs, and Roaring Valley. Passing through Lama Valley, we'll arrive at another important Yellowstone attraction: Mammoth Hot Springs. At Mammoth Hot Springs, you can admire the travertine terraces from the boardwalk and learn more about Yellowstone's history and culture at the visitor center. At sunset, we'll make a brief stop at Yellowstone's North Entrance, Roosevelt Arch, after which your guide will lead you through Yellowstone's Roosevelt Area, a favorite area of ​​President Theodore Roosevelt.

Finally, we'll drive back to Bozeman, concluding this unforgettable journey.
①Ranchery Horse Riding/Grizzly Bear & Wolf Discovery Center/Town Tour
②Norris Geyser Basin: 40 minutes
②Lamar Valley (best area for wildlife viewing): 15 minutes
③Sheepeater Cliff: 15 minutes
④Mammoth Hot Springs: 60 minutes
⑤Roosevelt Arch: 20 minutes
⑥Ecological Hot Springs: 90 minutes