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Grand Tetons and Yellowstone (Inns)

Summary

For a wilderness experience unlike any other! This bike tour takes you through the Bridger-Teton National Forest and across a wide open bull moose and bison range. In Yellowstone National Park, riding in the great outdoors affords you the opportunity to feel a part of the grand scene.

Recreational, Road bike

6 days

325 km / 202 mi

$ 4,437.-

Bridger-Teton National Forest
Grand Teton NP.
Yellowstone NP
Please plan on arriving in Idaho Falls at least one day prior to your trip departure; day one of your itinerary starts at 8 a.m.
This tour also available as camping tour.

Deposit for this tour is $500.-pp

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Details

Type

Recreational, Road bike

Duration

6 days

Level

Moderate

Support

Guided

Daily distance

80-100 km / 50-62 mi

Total distance

325 km / 202 mi

Climbing

3100 m / 10170 ft

Lodging

Deluxe, full board

Luggage transport

Daily luggage transfers

Bicycle

Included

Dates

28 May 2023 - 02 Jun 2023
04 Jun 2023 - 09 Jun 2023
11 Jun 2023 - 16 Jun 2023
18 Jun 2023 - 23 Jun 2023
25 Jun 2023 - 30 Jun 2023
02 Jul 2023 - 07 Jul 2023
09 Jul 2023 - 14 Jul 2023
16 Jul 2023 - 21 Jul 2023
23 Jul 2023 - 28 Jul 2023
30 Jul 2023 - 04 Aug 2023

More start dates 2023: Aug. 6, 13, 20, 27 Sept, 3, 10, 17, 24
Ask for single fee.

Start

Idaho Falls (12.00)

Finish

Idaho Falls (14.00)

Airport at start

Idaho Falls Reg. Airport (IDA)

Airport at finish

Idaho Falls Reg. Airport (IDA)

Prices Please note the prices are subject to change depending availability

Price per person / please note the prices are subject to change depending availability

The tour price per person

$ 4,437.-

Single supplement

If you travel alone a single supplement is charged. With some group tours you can avoid a single supplement by sharing a room with another rider.

$ 395.-

Itinerary

Included / Not included

Day 1: Montpetier to Afton

After our pick-up in Idaho Falls, we shuttle 145 miles to the Oregon Nature Center in Montpelier for introductions and bike preparations. We begin our ride with a climb up and over Geneva Pass. A quick descent takes up down to our beautiful lunch spot. After lunch, another climb by way of Salt Pass awaits us with a final descent into beautiful Star Valley. Star Valley boasts an abundance of wildlife, outdoor access, and spectacular
scenery. Intermittent Spring, near Afton, is the largest of cold water geyser in the world! In truth there isn’t steep competition for the honor- only three of these rare geysers have been discovered in the entire world.
Miles 14-59, total ascent: 1335-3339 ft, Lodging: Hi Country Inn

Day 2: Afton to Jackson, Snake river

Today we will continue through scenic Star Valley to reach the mouth of the Snake River. The Snake River is the defining geographical feature of Idaho. Rising in the Rocky Mountains, it flows into Idaho from Wyoming in a northwest direction. Our ride will then take a dramatic rise in elevation as we head up the Snake River Gorge and into the mountains to Jackson.
Miles: 36-56 Total ascent: 1814-2000 ft lodging: Lexington at Jackson Hole hotel & suites

Day 3: Grand Teton, Jackson to Moran Junction

As we cycle out of Jackson, the majesty of the Tetons unfolds before. Today’s ride is within the Grand Teton National Park. Our day finishes on the east border of the Park in the small community of Moran Junction which serves as a gateway to Teton National Park. We finish our ride by crossing into the Teton National Forest and to our camp at Hatchet campground.
Miles: 26-48, total ascent:902-1516 ft, lodging: Hatchet resort

Day 4: Grand Teton to Yellowstone

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We begin our day with a shuttle into Yellowstone National Park. After a quick stop at West Thumb, we will begin our ride atop a crossing of the Continental Divide. Our morning ride is packed full with another Continental Divide crossing, Isa Lake, the Kepler Cascades, and finally our lunch stop at Old Faithful. Following a spectacular viewing of the geyser, we will continue on our bikes stopping at Yellowstone's best roadside attractions including Morning Glory Pool, Biscuit Basin, and the Grand Prismatic Spring enroute to Madison Junction. A final quick shuttle will bring us to the town of West Yellowstone, Montana (our 3rd state of the trip!) where we will enjoy a dinner on the town and some free time for souvenir shopping.
Miles:24-59, total ascent: 516-3680 ft lodging: Cnyon Lodge & Cabins Ywllowstone NP

Day 5: Madison Junction to West Thumb.

After a delicious breakfast and a quick shuttle back to Madison Junction, we will continue our loop around Yellowstone National Park. This morning's ride climbs up past Gibbon Falls and the Virginia Cascades before we catch a glimpse of the breathtaking Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone River at Artist Point. We stop to gaze out at Upper and Lowers Falls from canyon overlook, before moving on along the Yellowstone River. After lunch, our afternoon ride across Hayden Valley offers promise of wildlife sightings as we make our way to Lake Village and our ride's end at the Yellowstone Lake. A 2 hour shuttle brings us back to our camp at Hatchet Campground.
Miles: 20-37, total ascent: 1062-2025 ft, loging: Hatchet Resort

Day 6: Teton Pass to Victor

Anticipation builds as we fuel up with a hearty breakfast and a shuttle to the bike path at the base of world renowned ski resort, Jackson Hole. We will enjoy a 9 mile scenic spin from Teton Village to the quaint town of Wilson, where we begin our climb up and over Teton Pass. This gut-buster of a climb up the old highway is a favorite of Jackson locals and the perfect challenge to cap off a week of invigorating rides. After a ripping descent, we coast back into Idaho and onto one last lunch stop before we load up and shuttle 2 hours back to Idaho Falls.
Miles: 20-33, total ascent: 260-2690 ft,

* This is a general itinerary and may vary. The tour operator reserves the right to make changes due to weather, local conditions, government intervention, or any unforeseen reasons that may affect the quality of the trip and/or safety of the participants. Inns are subject to change .

Included:

5 nights lodging (see PDf file below this page)
Two Professionally Trained Trip Leaders
All meals starting with lunch on the first day through lunch on the last day, Snacks.
A mobile first aid and mechanic station, spare bikes, and a support vehicle(s).
Specialized Road Bike Included
Backcountry permits, licenses, park fees, reservations

Not included:

Airfare to and from our departure point
Lodging before or after the tour
Gratuity guides

Lodging see the PDF file below
While we do our best to bring you the mentioned hotel accommodations, lodging may vary depending on your departure date.

Map & Routes

Map

Satellite

Bicycle

Specialized Roubaix Disc (Included)
Specialized has perfected the road bike. Ride confidently and comfortably for longer distances on any of our trips around the world. All of our bikes are equipped with the latest components and our 2019 models include disc brakes.
Specialized Sirrus Hybrid (Included)
Specialized hybrid bikes are the most comfortable bikes available. Our most popular bike for multi-sport and moderate road bike tours is the proven Sirrus. This bike is suited for a wide range of cyclists. This bike sits upright, is equipped with a very comfortable seat, and the gearing has a wide range of speeds.
Specialized Turbo Hybrid eBike (Included)
For those of you who have always wanted to join a bike tour but feared your fitness would hold you or the group back, fear no more. Our incredible e-bike option allows you to do more, go twice as fast and far. The all new Specialized Turbo has one goal and one goal only—to inspire you to get out, get moving, and to have some fun along the way. E-bike available on most casual and luxury inn trips for an additional price.
Specialized Turbo Creo eBike for an extra fee of $ 108.25
Take a deep breath, turn on the power and enjoy a beautiful adventure on the all new Escape Adventure’s Electric Road Bike. The new road eBike from Escape Adventures now allows you to travel further distances and explore new areas. The pedal assisted technology also allows beginner and novice riders to join in on more challenging routes and terrain.

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lodging Grand Teton & Yellowstone

Activities Yellowstone