Yellowstone Tour Guides Offers a Flood Recovery Package

Jim Holstein |

Planning a trip to Yellowstone National Park is a fantastic thing; it can be so difficult to spend that amount of money on a tour that might get canceled. With guided Yellowstone Park Yours, it is important to note that it is a great deal of money and some events may end up causing those tours to be canceled. The recent flooding in Yellowstone has prompted many Yellowstone tour guides to create a flood recovery package.

What Is a Yellowstone Flood Recovery Package?

So, what is a recovery package? This does not mean that you are going to get your money back, but rather, that a new tour has been created that will help you to see more and to still get into Yellowstone and see the park, while still supporting those cities that have been cut off by the flooding. So what does this type of tour look like?

These tours are designed to still allow tours and still allow visitors, but they are adjusted to the flooding. The tours are started at the Bozeman airport then guests will travel down to Gardiner, MT where they can then whitewater raft. This is a fun new addition to the tours that really makes it diverse and that still allows the tours. You can also take e-bike tours, take horseback rides, and see the park and the hot springs while hanging out in the town of Gardiner.

The tour also takes visitors to the North Entrance for smaller tours. The flood tour would then take visitors to view the interior of Yellowstone, Hayden Valley, Grand Canyon Lake, Cody, WY and so much more. These tours are used to help make a huge difference in the overall way that we view Yellowstone and more.

Why Take These Tours?

These tours are meant to help those get into the park and help them to see the park that they have always loved, but to also help ensure that the towns that the flooding has cut off are still going to get the support that they need.

These towns have been cut off and are losing a great deal of the money that they got in tourism before the floods, and these tours are helping people to get into the park, to see these towns, and also help support them so that they can keep growing and can keep flourishing.