Guided Hiking and Backpacking
Guided Hiking and Backpacking
Bindlestiff Tours
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Bindle stiff Tours runs small-group treks with naturalists who know where wolves hunt and when geysers blow. Multi-day trips deep in the backcountry, far from the crowds.
Yellowstone Guidelines
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Personalized guided tours for fishing, wildlife viewing, hiking & backpacking into Yellowstone Park, plus packaging other fun summer activities.
VBT Bike Touring
Embark on guided hiking adventures through Yellowstone's stunning trails with VBT Bike Touring! Book your unforgettable backpacking experience today and explore nature's w...
What are some of the best day hikes in Yellowstone?
While there are tons of boardwalk trails and easy sites to see just a short distance from the car, here are few trails to get you away from the larger crowds.
- Avalanche Peak: A difficult 5 mile round-trip hike to the top of Avalanche Peak offers superb views of the park.
- Heart Lake Trail: This is a great trail for overnights at the lake. 7.5 miles one way.
- Shoshone Lake: You can reach this lake one of two ways, but the preferred loop is via Dogshead Loop and Lewis River Channel Trail.
- Cascade Lake: While the trail to Cascade Lake is easy and great for families, you can continue on into the backcountry.
- Pelican Valley: This 6 mile round-trip trail meanders right through prime grizzly habitat. Go with a group of 4 or more.
- Slough Creek: A great trail for anglers, Slough Creek trail leaves from the campground and offers a 2 or 5 mile round-trip option.
- Fairy Falls: Two trailheads (one that is open to bikes) offer access to this 200 foot waterfall.
Where can I find a hiking guide?
Joining a guide as you venture into Yellowstone's backcountry ads a sense of ease and security. Let them do the planning and offer up their expert knowledge.
