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Mammoth · Jackson · Bozeman · Park Narodowy Yellowstone
Przegląd wycieczki
This active hiking trip requires a good level of fitness, due to the varied terrain and potentially hot temperatures. Walking times vary between 3 and 6 hours a day, but the rewards are worth every step. Use of hiking poles and a daypack is included., Summer temperatures can be very hot, especially on trails that have little or no shade. It’s essential to use sun protection, wear layers to combat the heat and drink plenty of water. Please consider the time of the year you wish to travel and your suitability to that season., Some trails will require unexpected maintenance throughout the year, requiring closure of the trail. If that is the case you’ll take an alternative trail with similar features, distances and elevation where possible., To get to the best hiking trails in the region you’ll cover a lot of distance on this trip, but all in the comfort of our private vehicle., On our final day there is no accommodation included, but a transfer back to Bozeman is included on that day., Your itinerary order can change depending on temporary access restrictions, weather events, lodging availability and guest ability or injury., This is trip spends time at altitude; you should refer to the Medical & Health Information for this trip to understand the risks.
Plan dzień po dniu
Welcome to Yellowstone National Park! This morning, you’ll be picked up from your hotel in Bozeman and driven by private vehicle to the starting point of your first walk among the incredible colours of Mammoth Hot Springs, grabbing breakfast along the way. When you arrive, lace up your boots and set off along the boardwalk, passing limestone terraces streaked with colourful microorganisms. Then, leave the crowds behind and hike the quiet paths of the Beaver Pond Trail. Walk through the forest and keep an eye out for bears, which are known to live in the area. The trail leads to a clearing with small ponds, where waterfowl are often seen, then continue up to a grassy hilltop – a grazing area for pronghorn antelope, deer and elk. After the hike, jump back in the van and drive through the park to your Feature Stay at Canyon Lodge. After settling into your accommodation in the heart of Yellowstone National Park, head out for dinner and get to know your fellow travellers and expert tour leader.
