Yellowstone & Tetons Multisport: Biking,… (trip)

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Yellowstone & Tetons Multisport: Biking, Hiking, Rafting & Kayaking In Wyoming's Wild Preserves

  • Jackson, Wyoming
  • Active & Adventure
Montana, wyoming, United States

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from $2,998* per person6 DaysJune-September
Boutique accommodations Exertion level: 4
Operator: Backroads 26 people max
The Tetons. Majestic, sawtooth mountains. Snowcaps above, incredible wildflowers and glacial lakes below. Truly spectacular. Yellowstone is different. One-of-a-kind. Geysers that really erupt on the hour. Turquoise hot springs with the pungent smell of sulfur. Waterfalls, wolves and bears. Buffalo and elk as common as tourists. It's even got its own Grand Canyon. And it's just as dramatic as the original. On this adventure, you'll hike, explore, bike, and river raft this incredible piece of Wyoming. But don't think for a second you'll be able to figure it out.

  • Bubbling mud pots, spouting geysers and steaming vents at Yellowstone
  • Pedal beneath the Teton Range's jagged peaks
  • Hike to the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone, the park's most dramatic feature
  • White-water raft the Snake River with expert river runners
  • Wondrous wildlife, from elk to eagles, osprey to otters and bison to bears

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Montana, wyoming, United States

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Itinerary

Day 1 Welcome to the Rockies and Jackson Hole, once the crossroads of American Indian trade and travel routes White-water raft the Snake River with expert river runners, paddling through thrilling Class II and III rapids.

Days 2-3 Pedal beneath the Teton Range's jagged peaks  Whether you're up for 4 miles or 14, there are gorgeous hikes - and a scenic boat ride - to show off Grand Teton National Park, a paradise of flower-strewn meadows, shimmering lakes, thick forests and sawtooth mountains.

Day 4 Wondrous wildlife, from elk to eagles, osprey to otters and bison to bears After kayaking across Yellowstone Lake, pedal along its shores and take in views of the Absaroka Range.

Day 5 Hike to the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone, the park's most dramatic feature, where waterfalls cascade over pastel-colored cliffs Open meadows and stands of lodgepole pine lead to the canyon rim and Inspiration Point, with a breathtaking look deep into the gorge Has it been 91 minutes? Then watch as Old Faithful shoots into action, projecting thousands of gallons of water more than 100 feet into the air.

Day 6 Bubbling mud pots, spouting geysers and steaming vents at Yellowstone As you bike along the Madison and Firehole Rivers, take in the sights, sounds and smells of this strange wonderland.

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