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Yellowstone & Tetons Multisport
Yellowstone & Tetons Multisport

The Tetons. Majestic sawtooth mountains. Snowcaps above, incredible wildflowers and glacial lakes below. Truly spectacular. Yellowstone is different. One-of-a-kind. Geysers that really erupt on the hour. Turquoise hot springs with the pungent smell of sulfur. Waterfalls, wolves and bears. Buffalo and elk as common as tourists. It's even got its own Grand Canyon - just as dramatic as the original. On this adventure, you'll hike, explore, bike, camp and kayak this incredible piece of Wyoming. But don't think for a second you'll be able to figure out how Mother Nature did it.

Days 1-3 Welcome to the Rockies!  Bike beneath the Teton Range's jagged peaks, pedaling through Jackson into Grand Teton National Park  Whether you're up for 4 miles or 14, there are gorgeous hikes - and a scenic boat ride - to show off this grandest of parks, a paradise of flower-strewn meadows, shimmering lakes, thick forests and sawtooth mountains.

Day 4 Wondrous wildlife, from elk to eagles, osprey to otters and bison to bears After kayaking across Yellowstone Lake, pedal along its shore and take in views of the Absaroka Range.

Day 5 Hike to the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone, the park's most dramatic feature, where waterfalls cascade over pastel-colored cliffs Open meadows and stands of lodgepole pine lead to the canyon rim and Inspiration Point, with a breathtaking look deep into the gorge Has it been 91 minutes? Then watch as Old Faithful shoots into action, projecting thousands of gallons of water more than 100 feet into the air.

Day 6 Bubbling mud pots, spouting geysers and steaming vents in Yellowstone As you bike along the Madison and Firehole Rivers, take in the sights, sounds and smells of this strange wonderland.


Trip Highlights
  • Bubbling mud pots, spouting geysers and steaming vents at Yellowstone
  • Pedal beneath the Teton Range's jagged peaks
  • Hike to the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone, the park's most dramatic feature
  • Wondrous wildlife, from elk to eagles, osprey to otters and bison to bears
  • Breathe in fresh mountain air while kicking back at camp under a vast Wyoming sky
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Deluxe Camping

Colter Bay Campground (2 nights): The stunning Teton range provides the backdrop at our wooded campsite near Jackson Lake.

Grant Village Campground (2 nights): Your tent is a short walk from the shore of Yellowstone Lake.

Madison Campground (1 night): Camp close to the junction of the Gibbon, Madison and Firehole Rivers.


Daily Mileage Options & Cumulative Elevation Gain

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Routes For All Abilities
Every Backroads trip is designed to appeal to a wide variety of interests and fitness levels. We know your pace may vary from one day to the next-and your traveling companion's may differ somewhat from yours. So we present a range of mileage options, and each day you decide exactly what and how much you want to do.
Activity Level Average Time Biking Average Walking Average
Level 1 2-3 hours 10-20 mile 2-5 miles
Level 2 2-4 hours 21-30 miles 5-7 miles
Level 3 3-5 hours 31-40 miles 7-9 miles
Level 4 4-6 hours 41-55 miles 9-11 miles
Level 5 5-7+ hours 56-75+ miles 11-13+ miles


2012 Dates & Pricing*

SINGLES+SOLOS TRIPS

*Prices may change. Once you book your trip, your price is guaranteed.


Guest Trip Reviews

What could be better than biking, hiking, kayaking, rafting and camping your way through two of America's most amazing national parks? Sharing the experience with a group of like-minded traveling companions. Talk about instant camaraderie! We've hand-picked this trip - one of Backroads' most popular destinations - for its appeal to adventurous Single+Solos.
Linda Cassell - Regional Manager, U.S. Rockies