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If you’ve already seen Yellowstone but want to explore Montana’s wild west history, this private tour takes you to the best preserved-ghost towns in the area. Relax and enjoy the ride while your personal driver and guide takes you through spectacular mountain scenery on the way to historic Nevada City and Virginia City, where you can walk around real remnants of saloons, cabins, and mining stores that date back to the Gold Rush of the 1800s. This trip begins and ends at 179-199 Firehole Ave, in West Yellowstone, Montana. For more information or to book this activity, click here.

• Explore Montana’s Gold Rush history at two open-air museums
• Learn about life in the old west from a dedicated guide
• Private transport and traveler pickup for a comfortable journey
• Great way to fill an extra day in and around Yellowstone National Park
  

First stop visit Earthquake Lake. Quake Lake is a lake in the western United States, on the Madison River in southwestern Montana. It was created after an earthquake struck on August 17, 1959, with 28 fatalities. Northwest of West Yellowstone, Quake Lake is six miles in length with a maximum depth of 125 feet. This trip lasts about 7 to 9 hours and costs $350.00.

Second Stop Nevada City Ghost Town. Nevada City was a mining ghost town until the Bovey family restored it between 1945 and 1978. The entire town of Nevada City is a living historical museum. Today it is a famous tourist attraction with many original log buildings and an outstanding collection of old-time music boxes, player pianos and calliopes. For more information or to book this activity, click here.

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The Yellowstone EcoTour at the Ranch will take you on a guided aerial adventure, soaring through the historic Stermitz Ranch. This trip begins and ends at 603 Scott St W, in Gardiner, Montana. For more information or to book this activity, click here.

This remote & scenic property bordering Yellowstone Park offers gorgeous views, a babbling mountain stream & wildlife viewing.  This Eco Adventure lasts about 3 hours and costs $97.00.

The Zipline Eco Tour takes you on 3 amazing ziplines, and 2 adventure elements, gaze at the gorgeous pristine vistas, listen to the gurgling stream, and watch for wildlife on this unique Montana Adventure. Max weight per participant is 260 lbs.

This Eco Adventure is so much more than just a zipline course. This is one activity that you will remember for years to come. For more information or to book this activity, click here.

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Meet at Glacier Guides & Montana Raft at 9:30am to meet your guide and go over a brief orientation. Once in Glacier, you’ll get to explore Glacier’s natural wonders on a guided adventure! For more information or to book this activity, click here.

Look for the Glacier Guides and Montana Raft sign and a blue raft on top of a blue bus between mile markers 151 and 152. If you’re arriving from Columbia Falls or beyond, we are on the left. If arriving from West Glacier, we are 1.5 miles, towards Kalispell, on the right. This trip begins and ends at 11970 US-2, in West Glacier, Montana.

Start with a 1-mile round trip walk through Lake McDonald Valley, admiring its glaciated beauty and resident wildlife. Then, venture to the North Fork Valley with scenic stops en route. Take another 1-mile round trip walk along the Wild and Scenic North Fork of the Flathead River, learning about the environment and its history. This engaging nature walk is easy, offering captivating insights. After the walk, return to the Glacier Guides and Montana Raft office in the early afternoon, benefiting from your knowledgeable guide’s expertise. Typically, the tour concludes around 1:30 PM. This trip lasts about 4 hours and costs $65.00.

This easy half day trip in Glacier is the perfect introduction to the park. You’ll learn about Leave No Trace outdoor ethics, forest fire science, history of early settlers, and river ecology, while enjoying the views along two different, short trails. For more information or to book this activity, click here.

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Soar over the Gallatin River and experience the spectacular scenery on this small-group zipline experience. This activity begins and ends at 63960 Gallatin Rd, in Gallatin Gateway, Montana. For more information or to book this activity, click here.

Head to the zipline park and get geared up for your exciting adventure. Then, ascend sky bridges to a tree platform, strap into your ziplines, and fly past limestone cliffs, pine forests, and over the river on this exhilarating excursion. This trip lasts about 2 hours and costs $89.00.

• Experience Montana’s nature from a unique view
• Get your adrenaline pumping on a zipline tour
• Choose from two exciting zipline experiences
• A small group means more attention from your guide

Our Big Sky Zipline is located on the Gallatin River off of Highway 191 between Bozeman and Big Sky, Montana, just over an hour’s drive from West Yellowstone. The dramatic scenery includes towering limestone cliffs, pine forests, and a rushing river. You may recognize this area as the movie ‘A River Runs Through It was filmed here! We offer two tours: A Classic and Super ZipLine near Big Sky. Both of these tours start by ascending sky bridges to a tree platform 55 ft in the air, as well as including two zips across the beautiful Gallatin River. The Super Zip features more adventurous elements that test your balance on swinging wooden bridges and an optional cargo net climb. Max weight per participant 260 lbs. For more information or to book this activity, click here.

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The South Rim of the Grand Canyon trail is one of Yellowstone’s most spectacular shorter hikes. The trail is about 1.7 miles (2.8 kilometers) long, and makes its way in and out of a forest, as it follows the Yellowstone River through the majestic Grand Canyon of Yellowstone. For more information or to book this trip, click here.

Pick-ups take place at all hotels and Airbnb’s in West Yellowstone itself. Please wait outside for a vehicle with USA Park Tours on the sides. If it is too cold to be outside, please wait somewhere inside, where you can see our vehicle pull up. Guests can also meet us at our offices in West Yellowstone. 530 Targhee Pass Hwy, West Yellowstone, Montana.

We’ll take in two spectacular waterfalls along the way, Yellowstone’s Upper Falls and Yellowstone’s Lower Falls. The hike ends at the aptly named Artist Point, which provides the best views of the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone. Note that there are some small inclines and descents on this trail, which is at elevation. This trip takes about 5 hours and costs $315.00.

There are two major waterfalls on this hike, and Yellowstone’s Upper Falls is the first one we see. Yellowstone’s Lower Falls are the second of two major waterfalls we will see on this hike.

Artist Point provides the most stunning vistas of the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone. The Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone South Rim Trail is one of Yellowstone’s more stunning front country hikes. The trail follows the Yellowstone River as it flows through the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone, and plunges down over two large waterfalls. You will meander in and out of a forest before ending the hike at the majestic Artist Point. For more information or to book this trip, click here.

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