Ride a horse on a guided trail experience in the Jackson Hole area, taking in the open landscape at a slower pace. It’s a chance to spend time outdoors and get a feel for the riding traditions associated with this part of Wyoming.

Jackson Hole’s ranching heritage remains part of its identity, set against a backdrop of mountain peaks and broad valleys. This optional activity is at additional cost and bookable on tour; the route and riding arrangements may vary.

Watch Old Faithful erupt in Yellowstone National Park, sending a column of hot water and steam above the Upper Geyser Basin. Its frequent, closely monitored eruptions have made it one of the world’s most recognisable geysers, though the exact timing and height of each display vary.

Old Faithful offers a vivid introduction to Yellowstone’s geothermal landscape. Heat beneath the ground, water and pressure combine to produce the eruption—a visible reminder that the park sits above an immense volcanic system.

See Grand Prismatic Spring in Yellowstone’s Midway Geyser Basin, where steam rises from a vast blue pool edged with bands of orange, yellow and green. View this remarkable hot spring from the designated paths and take in its unusual scale and colour.

Grand Prismatic is the largest hot spring in the United States. Its brilliant outer colours come from heat-loving microorganisms that thrive at different temperatures, turning the surrounding ground into a natural spectrum.

Take in the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone from its scenic viewpoints and see waterfalls cutting through the vividly coloured gorge. Walk to Artist Point for a view along the canyon towards the Lower Falls, with time to appreciate and photograph the landscape.

The Yellowstone River carved this deep canyon through volcanic rock altered by geothermal activity. Its pale yellows, rust tones and sheer walls give the falls a distinctive setting—and explain why this viewpoint has long drawn painters and photographers.

Explore more of Yellowstone’s geothermal features, including steaming hot springs and bubbling mud pots. Watch for the shifting textures and colours of the ground as heated water and gases reach the surface, and experience the sights and sounds of this active volcanic landscape.

Mud pots form where acidic water breaks down surrounding rock into clay, creating pools that bubble and change with water levels. These unusual features reveal a different side of Yellowstone from its clear blue springs and erupting geysers.

Join a white-water rafting trip on the Snake River near Jackson Hole. Paddle with your group through moving water and rapids, taking in the river corridor from a perspective that’s very different from the surrounding trails and roads.

The Snake River winds through the Jackson Hole region beneath the Teton Range, with stretches known for rafting. Water conditions shape each run, adding to the hands-on experience. This optional activity is at additional cost and bookable on tour.

Explore Grand Teton National Park on foot, with time to take in the clear water of Jenny Lake beneath the sharply rising Teton Range. Visit the shores of Jackson Lake and see Jackson Lake Dam, keeping watch for wildlife across the valley.

The park protects a striking contrast of glacial lakes, forest and rugged mountain peaks. Its trails offer a closer look at the landscape than a scenic drive alone, with places to pause beside the water and take in the scale of the mountains.

Visit Oxbow Bend, where a broad curve of the Snake River opens onto views of Mount Moran reflected in the water. Look across the riverbanks and wetlands for wildlife, and take time to photograph one of Grand Teton National Park’s best-known mountain scenes.

The river’s slow-moving bend creates a quieter setting than the park’s trails. Reeds, water and forest frame the Teton peaks, while changing light can make the same view look different from one moment to the next.

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• Montreal: You’ll be walking and hiking when you visit the National Parks on this trip. So, pack clothes for outdoor activities and good hiking shoes too.
• New York City: You’ll now book and pay for your Free Time Add-Ons through WeTravel — a simple website link where you can browse all the FTAs, pick what you’re keen on, and pay directly by card, in any currency. You’ll get the link in your Welcome Email, usually 3–5 days before your trip starts. Once you’re in, it’s easy: check out the pics, descriptions and prices, add your chosen experiences to your cart, then check out online. You can book before your trip starts or while you’re on the road, up until each activity’s booking deadline.Missed the link? No stress. Your Trip Manager can share it with you on trip too.
• Grand Canyon National Park: Yes. For new bookings travelling from 01-Jan-2027, non-U.S. residents will be required to pay a separate National Parks entry fee due to new regulations from National Parks authorities. This fee is separate from any existing permits or inclusions. It will be added at the time of booking and paid with your final payment, due 60 days before departure. Please note: this fee is subject to change.

• Grand Teton National Park: So you can forget waiting around in the line!
• Grand Teton National Park: Escape from the daily grind in this tranquil spot. Complete with wild bison and a backdrop of snowy peaks. 
• Grand Teton National Park: Aquamarine water, snow-capped peaks, and views so good they make poets emotional. Grab your crew, hit the trail, and let nature steal the show.
• Grand Teton National Park: Catch a moment of peace on the shores of these idyllic and quiet lakes. Walk, sit, admire, this moment in this place is yours.
• Yellowstone National Park: A photographer’s dream! See all of the natural wonders: Old Faithful geyser, Grand Prismatic Pool and Yellowstone Canyon.
• Grand Teton National Park: When in Yellowstone… you HAVE to go see the largest hot spring in the US (and the third largest in the world).
• Yellowstone National Park: Why do they call it ‘Old Faithful’, you ask? Well, that’s because you can rely on this world-famous geyser to produce an eruption of boiling water at regular intervals. And today we’ll witness this natural wonder for ourselves.
• Yellowstone National Park: This magnificent Multi-coloured mud pot is sure to manifest itself in your memories for months and months.
• Grand Teton National Park: We’ll check out the calm and reflective waters of the Snake River at Oxbow Bend, featuring iconic reflections of Mount Moran.
• Yellowstone National Park: So you can forget waiting around in the line!
• Yellowstone National Park: 24 miles long and 1,200 feet deep, this really is a site to behold.
• Yellowstone National Park: Waterfalls you’ll fall for, coming right up.
• Yellowstone National Park: Tick two of Mother Nature’s quirkiest creations off your list… and watch out for the steam!
• Yellowstone National Park: If the hike ain’t worth it for the fresh air, it’s definitely worth it for the epic views awaiting you at Artist Point. Make sure your camera is fully charged – you’ll want to take plenty of pics here.