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The world’s most famous geyser, Old Faithful erupts with remarkable predictability roughly every 90 minutes, sending a dramatic tower of scalding water up to 180 feet into the sky. This iconic spectacle, which lasts between 1.5 to 5 minutes, draws visitors from around the globe to experience nature’s timekeeping marvel. While waiting for the next show, explore the surrounding geyser basin’s network of boardwalks or visit the historic Old Faithful Inn, a masterpiece of rustic architecture.
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Grand Prismatic Spring, Yellowstone’s most photographed thermal feature, is a natural masterpiece of stunning colors and immense scale. This massive hot spring, larger than a football field, displays brilliant rings of orange, yellow, and blue caused by heat-loving microorganisms. Steam dances across its surface while the deep blue center reaches temperatures near boiling. Boardwalks and an overlook platform offer breathtaking views of this rainbow-hued wonder, which appears to shimmer against the backdrop of white travertine terraces.
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Perched on the edge of Yellowstone Lake’s western shore, West Thumb Geyser Basin showcases a captivating collision of thermal features and lakeside scenery. Deep blue hot springs, including the mesmerizing Abyss Pool, steam alongside the lake’s waters, while nearby geysers paint the landscape with colorful bacterial mats. An accessible boardwalk weaves past historic Fishing Cone, where early park visitors once cooked their catch in its boiling waters. The dramatic Absaroka Mountains provide a stunning backdrop to this unique collection of lakeside thermal features.
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Perched atop Craig Pass at the Continental Divide, Isa Lake presents a fascinating hydrological oddity. This small lily pad-dotted lake is the only natural lake in the world that drains to both the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans – and it does so backwards. During spring runoff, its western side drains to the Atlantic via the Missouri-Mississippi Rivers, while its eastern waters flow to the Pacific through the Snake-Columbia Rivers, defying the expected continental drainage pattern.
Amazing Experience 5/5 isn’t even enough , I booked the tour to propose to my partner and it was perfect we saw all the animals we wanted to see Zak was our guide and he was awesome and knew so many facts about the park itself and the wildlife and you can tell really loves doing and yeah highly highly recommend even if it’s not a couple thing
A must do for 1st time visitors. Especially if you only have a few days. Booked to celebrate our anniversary. This was worth every penny. I would recommend this to anyone visiting Yellowstone. Especially if it's your first time or you only have a few days. Our guide Zach asked us what we wanted to see most and then did all he could to make it happen and boy did he deliver.! We told him we wanted to see all the wildlife especially bears and he found them and captured some of the most incredible videos and was able to send them to us right then. Zach showed up with a warm van full of snacks and drinks and answers to all our questions and full of knowledge about the park ready for us and then showed us Yellowstone in a way that I don't think we could've done on our own in a month in the park...he did it in 8 hours. Don't second guess it. Just book it and ask for Zach.
Phenomenal Lower Loop Tour! What a fabulous Yellowstone Lower Loop Tour! This was the second tour we took with Sky's the Limit. We had the great good fortune to have Tin as our guide for the day. Tin's first suggestion was to begin our tour early for the best chance at seeing wildlife. She drove us to the Hayden Valley where we were able to view 4 grizzly bears (one mother + juvenile pair and two individual males)!! This was an amazing start to the day and it just kept getting better. Our next stop was the Mud Volcano. Tin was incredibly informed about how the geothermal features of Yellowstone were formed, how they have changed over the years and “fun” anecdotes about unexpected geothermal events. We next visited West Thumb to explore the geothermal features along the lakeside. Tin shared the extraordinary history of the area, especially in regard to the original exploration and establishment of Yellowstone. We had our delicious catered picnic lunch* at the Old Faithful Inn where we learned the colorful history of the Inn and also met local artists. We were thrilled to watch Old Faithful, but also had the good fortune to see The Grand Geyser erupt first – it was amazing and beautiful! Tin then took us to the Grand Prismatic Hot Spring. We walked along the adjacent river observing the surrounding geothermal features. Within the Grand Prismatic, Tin pointed out bear, moose and other tracks. Throughout the day, Tin captured photos of us at all of the hotspots – and even a few unexpected candids. She kept us engaged as we moved between sites, answering our questions and continually pointing out interesting areas for us to explore later on our own. We finished the day feeling that we had seen and learned more than we ever expected to. We are looking forward to a future visit to see and learn more with Sky’s the Limit!*The catered lunch was delicious! Our sandwiches were high quality, tasty and not at all soggy! The caterer was also able to easily accommodate my dietary needs.
You Must Book a Tour Here! If you plan to visit Yellowstone National Park, you simply must book a tour with Sky's the Limit. Tin Bindi, the owner of the company, was our tour guide, and her attention to detail made our daylong excursion an experience my wife and I will long remember fondly. Tin picked us up at our lodge (the Golden Stone Inn, also highly recommended) early in the morning. From then on we were in good hands. She made sure everyone felt included, offering plenty of gluten-free, dairy-free, and other dietary-friendly options for lunch and healthful snacks. Drinks and snacks were always on hand, which made the day feel extra comfortable.Bathroom stops were well-timed and frequent, which might sound like a small detail, but it makes a big difference when you're out exploring all day. When you hear the call of nature, Tin will make sure the call is answered promptly.Of course, the highlights were the gorgeous scenery and all of the wildlife we saw, including plenty of bison (note: don't call them buffalo, as Tin will explain), elk, a coyote, and a black bear. And some beautiful birds. Tin explained the geology and ecology of the park in a way that was easy to understand. The day was a perfect blend of adventure and education.A terrific bonus was all of the outstanding photos and video that Tin took of the park and of my wife and me, all of which she gave us at the end of the day.You won't make a better investment of your time and money than spending a day with Sky's the Limit Tours!
Awesome tour Zac was our tour guide. He was very knowledgeable and very flexible with our tour. He asked which was more important sites or wildlife. We chose wildlife. He knew when and where to be to see wildlife. Bears a plenty, elk, bison, and even wolves. He still showed us the usual sites and some that we probably would have missed if on our own. Parked us is a pull off for lunch that had a stunning view. All in all, I could not have asked for anything more.
Awesome wildlife tour! We had a great day with Tin! We saw bears, wolves,bison,elk,a coyote,mule deer and pronghorn antelope. She was very informative about Yellowstone and gave us information on things to see during the rest of our trip. We had a great lunch at a beautiful spot. We would recommend it! Thank you for a great day! We will definitely take another tour the next time we come back! 
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