Yellowstone & Grand Teton
World-famous, and justly so, Yellowstone National Park’s attention-seeking geysers, hot springs and bubbling mud pools sit alongside startling blue sulphur lagoons rimmed with yellow, vertiginous mountain passes and cragged, pine-clad peaks. A volcanic landscape, Yellowstone never fails to wow with its fire and brimstone dramatics and otherworldly splendour.
Vying for attention, the neighbouring Grand Teton National Park is an equally extravagant landscape of towering peaks reflected in glistening glacial lakes. Roaming the terrain of both Yellowstone and Grand Teton, the wildlife seems inured to the wild beauty of their home, with elk, bison, coyote and bears travelling freely through the canyons, grasslands and valleys.
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