The Lower Loop tour begins in Gardiner, Montana and begins heading south. Depending on external conditions, guide recommendation, and client preference, we can head either way around the loop.. We hav
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Location: Gardiner
What's Included
- Private transportation
- Coffee provided along with hot water for hot chocolate or tea
- We provide high powered binoculars & spotting scopes for your use, your Guide will carry bear spray.
- Healthy snacks like Kind bars & trail mix
- plenty of water for the day
- Made to order Gourmet box lunches: Choice of Turkey, Roast Beef, Ham, BLA or Veggie Sandwiches served with a pickle spear, hand fruit, potato salad, giant cookie, & chips, condiments on the side
Community Discussion
Q&A
A: There isn't a strict age limit, but kids around 8 and up tend to enjoy it the most. The tour involves a fair amount of walking and some thermal features can be a little overwhelming for younger kids. It's always best to check with the guide first to see what they recommend!
A: Parking in Gardiner can be tricky, especially during peak season. There are a few lots, but they fill up quickly. Arriving early is key! If you're staying overnight, ask about parking at your hotel as some places have arrangements.
A: You definitely want to wear comfortable shoes, as there'll be walking around various thermal features and sites like Old Faithful. Layers are key since it can be chilly in the morning but warm up during the day. A light jacket and some good hiking boots should do the trick!
Discussions
Just did the Yellowstone Private Lower Loop Adventure—what a blast!
I went on the Lower Loop tour starting in Gardiner, and it was incredible! Our guide was super knowledgeable and took us to all the thermal features, plus Old Faithful. The lunch they provided was tasty and just what we needed after all the walking. We even stopped by the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone, and the views were breathtaking! Highly recommend this for anyone looking for a unique experience. Just be ready for a full day of exploring!
Thinking of gifting the Lower Loop Adventure—any thoughts?
I’m considering this experience as a gift for my parents. They love nature and haven't been to Yellowstone before. The gourmet lunch sounds like a nice touch! Is this a good choice for older folks? I just want to make sure it's not too strenuous for them.