A Trip Into Yellowstone National Park
The Jeffers Inn and Vacations In Yellowstone Park are teaming up to bring Inn guests the fun and beauty of Yellowstone National Park ... the easy way.
Yellowstone National Park is only 76 miles away from The Jeffers Inn. Norris and his wife Carol, owners of Vacations In Yellowstone Park Tours, are your knowledgeable tour guides as you travel south along the Madison River to the West Yellowstone, MT entrance of the park.
For many, a visit to Yellowstone National Park, one of the most popular national parks in the United States, may be a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
Even if it isn’t, you’ll want to enjoy every single moment of your time at Yellowstone … and you will not want to miss a thing. That’s where Vacations In Yellowstone Park comes in.
They are Yellowstone National Park tour experts!
You will be picked up at The Jeffers Inn early in the morning and be taken to Yellowstone National Park in a comfortable, air-conditioned 11 passenger van. The trip, with lunch provided, will last most of the day. When you return to The Jeffers Inn, drinks and evening snacks will be ready for you to enjoy.
You will have a friendly driver that is an expert on Yellowstone National Park, knowledgeable about the mountains, geography, facts about Montana, and also knows the local wildlife and the surrounding areas.
Your tour driver will provide you with an interesting, stress-free, safe, and fun trip that you will completely enjoy as you take in the sights, animals, and beauty of the Yellowstone National Park.
During your visit to Yellowstone you’ll see and experience many different things. You’ll be able to see Elk grazing in a field below the majestic Montana mountains, you can take pictures and stop and look at Big Horn Sheep walking right along the side of the road and see Buffalo walking right down the middle of the road creating the famous "Buffalo Jams". The wildlife in Yellowstone National Park is everywhere and easy to see.
The thermal features within the park are also amazing. They are what gave the park the early name of "Colter's Hell". For years the park's thermal features were considered just tall tales by Indians and mountain mes. Yellowstone has the most diverse and intact collection of geysers, hot springs, mudpots, and fumaroles in the world. More than 300 geysers make up two thirds of all those found on earth. With more than 10,000 thermals, colored hot springs, bubbling mudpots, and steaming fumaroles, you have a place like no other! Words like “Geyserland”, “Fairyland”, “Wonderland” have been used to describe the natural wonders and magic of this unique park.
While visiting Yellowstone National Park, you may see Bison, Elk, Coyotes, Grizzly Bears, Moose, Bald Eagles, Osprey, Trumpeter Swans, Black Bears and Yogi Bear (very elusive)!
We promise you that you will experience all the wonders of Yellowstone – and not miss a thing – it’s an awesome experience that is hard to put into words!
Call Leigh Fosnot at The Jeffers Inn for more information: (406) 682-7000Or E-mail: thejeffersinn@hotmail.com
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