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Yellowstone National Park August 12 -16 Conditions Our trip for adults and children! We rented 2 cottages (one will be for adults without children) The second one is for adults with children (the price is per person (unfortunately for children the cost is the same as for an adult, a discount is possible if two children and 2 adults) Details of our trip: Pick up August 12 at Bzn airport at 3 pm (2 hours drive from the airport to our location) Pick up possible from the hotel in Bozeman if you arrive a day earlier) Drop off August 16 at Bzn airport at 11 am (subject to change depending on from the time of departure of the participants) Day 1 On August 12, we drive from the airport in the direction of our accommodation. We have 2 room cabins booked (journey time 2 hours) On the way to the lodge, stop for food and get to know each other (we know you are tired from the road and hungry) Day 2 August 13 Geysers and Hot Springs After a hearty breakfast (we will cook in the house) we are going to watch geysers in the most famous park in the world Yellowstone, we will spend the whole day in the park, so we take snacks with us (included in the tour price) Stop 1.Norris Geyser Basin Old Faithful may be the most famous geyser at Yellowstone, but don't miss the easy two-mile trail at North Geyser Basin to sample a variety of impressive geothermal features, including the largest active geyser in the world. Any Yellowstone road trip needs to include it. North Geyser Basin consists of two loops: the shorter Porcelain Basin and the longer trail to the Back Basin. If time is short (so much to see, so little time!), stick with the Porcelain Basin. In just a short walk, you'll take in an impressive view, the Black Growler Steam Vent, Congress Pool, and so much more. Stop 2 Grand Prismatic Spring Just up the road fr om Norris Geyser Basin in the Midway Geyser Basin is the aptly named Grand Prismatic Spring, the largest hot spring in the United States and third largest in the world. Like other hot springs, the center of this one is a vivid blue. What's more unusual are the orange, green, and yellow pigments around the edges. (Any Yellowstone 3 day itinerary must include it!) The kaleidoscope of colors is caused by pigmented bacteria that thrive on the minerals here. The colors made me think back to the bright lime green Devil's Bath that we saw at Wai o Tapu Thermal Wonderland Park near Rotorua, New Zealand. Grand Prismatic is one of the most visited destinations in the park—essential to any Yellowstone travel guide—so get an early start if you want to find parking. (If you are wondering what time Yellowstone opens, the park entrance opens at 8 am daily.) To get this bird's-eye view of the spring, you'll need to venture beyond the boardwalks though…What a perfect break for a hike! Stop 3. Old Faithful Geyser Vacationing in Yellowstone wouldn't be complete without a visit to arguably the most famous geyser in the world. Old Faithful erupts every 35 to 120 minutes for approximately 1 1/2 to five minutes. While it's not Yellowstone's largest or most predictable geyser, it's still a fan favorite! To make sure you don't miss it, plan ahead. Cell reception is particularly poor within the park unless you pay for Wifi wh ere it's available at several lodges. Your best bet for timing your visit is to check with a visitor's center or ask a ranger at one of the park entrances. The good news: If you arrive early, you can bide your time at a beautiful and historic spot. 4. Old Faithful Inn Just a six-minute walk from its namesake geyser, historic Old Faithful Inn has been welcoming visitors since 1903. It's a fabulous place to have a meal or enjoy a huckleberry latte on the outdoor deck there will be an opportunity to enjoy dinner (cooking together) and fun games in the company! Day 3 August 14 we will go to enjoy the natural part of yellowstone, waterfalls, we will see bison, bears! We will also have a bison burger at one of the local cafes! Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone A visit here is a must on your Yellowstone road trip! Scientists think this magnificent canyon—about 20 miles long— is anywhere between 160,000 and 140,000 years old! It was formed by a series of lava flows over thousands of years after an initial volcanic eruption 600,000 years ago. Glacial activity eventually gave way to the Yellowstone River, which deepened and widened the canyon. Stop at Upper Falls Point to see the view (below) of Upper Falls and again at Artist Point for a dramatic view of the lower falls. If you passed on the Mount Washburn hike earlier, now's your chance for a short but impressive hike on the Grand Canyon's South Rim at Uncle Tom's trail. It's not easy though…there are 328 steps that descend part way down the canyon near the bottom of Lower Falls Day 4 August 15 After breakfast we will go to see another part of Yellowstone Stop 1. Fairy Falls Vacationing in Yellowstone, If you're a fan of a hike with a big pay-off, put Fairy Falls on your list of what to see at Yellowstone in 3 days. Park in the Fairy Falls parking lot for this five-mile easy round-trip hike to the falls. You'll begin on a wide gravel trail that takes you to the overlook above the stunning Grand Prismatic Spring. Keep walking through a wildflower-carpeted forest until you emerge at Fairy Falls, which plunges 197 feet! Plan about two hours round-trip. Lamar Valley Lamar Valley is America's Serengeti…it's easy to spot wolf packs and herds of bison—not to mention grizzly bears, bald eagles, osprey, deer, and coyote—across the wide-open vistas in this beautiful valley. But you'll need to arrive early or late for prime wildlife spotting. Animals are most active at dawn and dusk. Day 5 11 am after breakfast we take everyone to the airport (the airport is 2 hours drive from the hotel). The time may be changed depending on the flight of our participants Price per person Accommodation: Bedroom 1 (two-room cottage with a kitchen) In a separate room in a cottage with a kitchen One person $1500 (accommodation, transfer throughout the trip, meals in the cottage, snack on the road ) 2. Price per person for double accommodation in a cottage with a kitchen (one large bed is suitable for two girlfriends or a mother and daughter) Price $ 1000 per person (accommodation, transfer throughout the trip, meals in the cottage, a snack on the road) 3. Sofa in the living room $800 (accommodation, transfer throughout the trip, meals in the cottage, a snack on the road) Additional expenses: Air tickets Meals in restaurants Souvenirs Additional excursions To book, it is enough to pay a deposit of $300 My pages: ✅️Facebook www.facebook.com/elena. istinova?mibextid=ZbWKwL ✅️Instagram instagram.com/istinova?igshid=MTIzZWQxMDU= ✅️What's up chat.whatsapp.com/G8nBBgonXg9AHRmg5rX6RH ✅️Website jointravelparty.com/

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