Winter Wonderland in Yellowstone National Park: A 5-Day Detailed Guide!

Discover the magic of Yellowstone National Park in winter, a true fairy tale snow land. With elk exhaling white breath like snow elves, you can witness winter wonders such as ice waterfalls, hot springs, rime, and snow scenes. Experience vintage horse-drawn sleigh rides, mountain trains, and skiing. Follow this 5-day itinerary to capture the essence of snowy Yellowstone. **Winter Yellowstone Highlights** - All-day track snow coach tours of Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks to admire the snowy wonders. - Watch the Old Faithful Geyser and encounter amazing wildlife at the Elk Refuge. - Free airport transfers in Salt Lake City, with a Chinese-speaking guide and quality hotel accommodations with full winter warmth. - New winter itinerary in the Western US, featuring skiing at Snow King Resort, horse-drawn sleigh rides, and snow coach tours. **Exclusive Winter Scenery** - Grand Teton National Park: Admire the majestic Teton Glacier. - Great Salt Lake: Visit the largest saltwater lake in the Western Hemisphere. - Yellowstone Park: See snow-covered landscapes blending with hot springs. - National Elk Refuge: Witness thousands of animals migrating across the snow. - Old Faithful Geyser: Marvel at the colorful steam in the sunlight. - Snow King Resort: Take a cable car to the top for cross-country skiing, snowmobiling, and snowshoeing. **5-Day Winter Yellowstone Tour Details (Code 4399)** - Day 1: Home → Salt Lake City - Day 2: Salt Lake City → Jackson → National Elk Refuge (Sleigh Ride) - Day 3: Jackson → Snow King Resort (Snow Sports) → Grand Teton National Park → West Yellowstone - Day 4: Yellowstone National Park (Snow Coach, optional upgrade to snowmobile) → Salt Lake City - Day 5: Utah State Capitol (30 minutes) → Temple Square **Clothing Guide** - Warm clothing: Wool, down, or thick fleece jackets. - Waterproof and windproof outerwear: Lightweight and breathable jackets and pants, avoid cotton pants. - Warm hat with ear protection and scarf. - Gloves: Thin gloves and a pair of thick waterproof gloves. - Knee-high boots: Prevent snow from wetting socks and pants. - Thick boots with waterproof coating and insulation, larger size for thick socks (tight boots can cause foot pain). #YellowstoneNationalPark #USTravel #GrandTetonNationalPark #YellowstoneWinter