Yellowstone Frequently Asked Questions
We will send you detailed information about the tour in a Pre-Departure Packet once you register.
What is the weather going to be like?
You should expect warm days, cool nights, and little rain in
August. The average high temperature in August at Old Faithful is
74 degrees Fahrenheit while the average overnight low is only 36
degrees. So, be prepared for cool evenings. It can rain any
month of the year in Yellowstone so also be prepared for a possible
shower.
What is the best way to get to the tour and where do
we meet?
We meet you at the airport in Billings, Montana. Billings is
served by direct flights from Minneapolis (Northwest), Denver (United and Frontier),
Salt Lake City (Delta), Phoenix (America West), and Seattle/Portland
(Alaska). We will send you more detailed information after
you book the tour.
What should we do if I extend my vacation in the area?
There
is a lot to do in Montana and Wyoming, including the fun town of Cody,
the Little Bighorn Battlefield (Custer's Last Stand), and Grand Teton
National Park. If you extend your stay, we suggest you rent a car in
Billings at the end of the tour. Even better, join us on our
July
11-15 Glacier National Park Hiking Adventure! We will provide you with
a free shuttle from Red Lodge to Glacier and back to Billings at the
end.
What ability level do I really need to be for this
Adventure?
This Adventure is rated For All
Abilities. We have multiple options for the hikes and no experience is
required for horseback riding and river rafting.
For what type of people would you recommend this
Adventure?
This trip is set up as a Family Friendly Adventure. Kids of
any age
are welcome but we recommend this for kids ages five to 14.
Adults traveling on their own without kids will also love this
trip. We as guides can vouch for the kids as being the true
experts at having fun and it makes this tour special for everyone.
Where can I find more information about the area?
See our hotlinks page or
request a detailed Trip
Description by email.