| Yellowstone National ParkMore than a few accomplished world travelers will say the most stunning site they’ve seen is Yellowstone in summer. They haven’t seen Yellowstone in winter. When the world’s first national park rests under a blanket of snow, its majesty and magic fully emerge. Soaring peaks, plentiful geysers, and plains teeming with wolves, elk, and other wildlife are more visible in the crystal air of winter. With summer crowds gone, you’ll feel you have the park almost to yourself. Best of all, there’s the silence, and the coyote’s yip or wolf’s howl are among the few sounds you hear. | Snowcoach Tours Yellowstone springs to life as you sit back and relax in the unique vehicle known as a snowcoach. Take your pick of three touring options – each is complete with an expert guide, who will provide a narrated overview of the geology, wildlife, history, and current issues of the world’s first national park. Time: Tours depart daily at 8:00 a.m. and return at approximately 5:30 p.m. Costs (subject to change):
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Snowmobile Tours What better way to immerse yourself in the wonders and magic of the park than taking a guided snowmobile tour. Enjoy a unique experience sure to give you a lifetime of memories. Note: Snowmobile operators must have valid driver licenses. Time: Tours depart between 8 a.m. to 9:30 a.m., and return by 5 p.m. Costs (subject to change):
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Snowshoe Tours There’s no better way to get up close and personal with Yellowstone than to hike by snowshoe where no vehicle can go. This guided snowshoe tour will give you an in-depth look at the famous Geyser Basins, views of waterfalls and geothermal features available only to a snowshoer, and the chance to observe bison and other wildlife as close as anyone can get. All this – and a great way to exercise! Time: Tours last the entire day. Call for departure times. Costs (subject to change):
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