Yellowstone National Park Family
Trip Length: 6 days/5 nights
Price: $2,198 ($580 single supplement) Children: $1,758 to $1,978
Dates:
Jun 17 2012 - Jun 22 2012
Jun 24 2012 - Jun 29 2012
Jul 01 2012 - Jul 06 2012
Jul 08 2012 - Jul 13 2012
Jul 15 2012 - Jul 20 2012
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Yellowstone National Park Family Itinerary
(Host City: Bozeman, Montana)Day 1: Ousel Falls / Lower Geyser Basin / Old Faithful
Day 2: Upper Geyser Basin / Yellowstone Lake
Day 3: Storm Point / Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone
Day 4: Lamar Valley / Yellowstone River
Day 5: Boiling River or Hoodoos / Absaroka Mountains
Day 6: Chico Hot Springs / Bozeman (departure)
“Rafting the Yellowstone River is an experience your family will never forget. I love listening as the vastness of Paradise Valley is quickly filled with shouts and laughter as parents and kids tackle a rapid - and then start a humongous water fight!”Kasey Austin - ALA Guide
Yellowstone Family Vacations
From seven to 70, Yellowstone brings out the kid in everyone
Yellowstone National Park is a paradise for adults and kids alike. Our expert guides create a secure and rewarding environment full of challenge, accomplishment and fun. Combined with exceptional accommodations and classic dining, this is the ultimate family adventure.
- Register the kids as “Junior Rangers” before hiking into Yellowstone's backcountry, through the rainbow spray of thundering waterfalls and shooting geysers
- Raft a playful stretch of the beautiful Yellowstone River, perfect for beginners
- Wind your way by horseback high into the Absaroka Mountains alongside a 4th generation wrangler
- Descend Uncle Tom’s Stairs to the brink of Yellowstone’s towering 308-foot Lower Falls
- Watch for eagles, elk, bison and wolves on a drive through Hayden Valley
- Kick back for a well-deserved soak in a soothing natural hot spring
- Gawk as Old Faithful erupts under a blanket of stars before calling it a night in the comfort of the historic log-hewn Old Faithful Inn
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Distinctive Accommodations
6 days/5 nightsNight 1: Old Faithful Inn
A world-famous landmark opened in 1904, this stone and pine inn features a five-story lobby, views of Old Faithful and classic charm.
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Old Faithful Snow Lodge
Completed in 1999, the Snow Lodge is the newest of the park’s full service hotels, and features heavy timber construction, exterior log columns and a cedar shingle roof, making it a significant example of classic “parkitecture”
Night 2: Lake Yellowstone Hotel
Lake Yellowstone Hotel was completed in 1891 and restored to its 1920s grandeur in 1990. The majestic hotel sits on the shore of Yellowstone Lake and is listed on the Register of Historic Places.
Nights 3 & 4: Mammoth Hot Springs Hotel
This hotel was named after the steaming limestone terraces just above the hotel area. Elk routinely graze outside the hotel, around the parade grounds of what was once Fort Yellowstone.
Night 5: Chico Hot Springs Resort
This rustic-chic inn boasts mineral hot spring-fed pools, extensive gardens, spa services and exceptional dining. In June of 1999 Chico Hot Springs was listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
A few more reasons why you've gotta go on a Yellowstone family vacation…
1. For the memories: Family experiences like these are what life is all about.
2. The elusive Yellowstone wolf: Keep your eyes peeled to spot one on a morning hike up Bunsen Peak.
3. It's the best of both worlds: While parents dine in quiet luxury, the kids have a pizza party at Chico's huge hot spring pool.
4. Paradise Valley: There's no better way to experience the setting The Horse Whisperer – than on horseback.
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