• Artists Paintpots - Observe the bubbling mud pots and vibrant mineral pools as they form a dynamic canvas of evolving textures and colors.
• Firehole Canyon Drive - Travel along a picturesque side road through a narrow volcanic canyon, passing waterfalls and one of Yellowstone’s few designated swimming areas.
• Sheepeater Cliffs - Stop at this impressive columnar basalt cliff — a preserved testament to ancient lava flows and the people who once inhabited this region.
• Old Faithful - Witness Yellowstone’s most renowned geyser erupt with remarkable regularity — a timeless emblem of nature’s strength and rhythm.
• Grand Prismatic Spring - Be amazed by a rainbow-colored hot spring so expansive and vivid it resembles a living painting from above.
• Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone - Be captivated by the park’s iconic canyon, where waterfalls cascade through layers of gold, red, and rust-colored rock.
• Hayden Valley - Discover one of North America’s premier wildlife-viewing locations, where bison herds and elk wander across misty morning fields.
• Lamar Valley - Dubbed the “Serengeti of North America,” this expansive valley provides excellent opportunities to observe wolves, bears, and other predators in their natural habitat.
• Mammoth Hot Springs Terraces - Stroll among the ever-evolving terraces of white and orange travertine, seemingly sculpted by both heat and time.
• Norris Geyser Basin - Investigate Yellowstone’s hottest and most dynamic geothermal area, where geysers bubble, hiss, and erupt unpredictably.
• Dragon’s Mouth Springs - Experience a landscape that churns, steams, and growls — a reminder of the restless forces beneath the earth.
• West Thumb Geyser Basin - Explore a unique thermal area on the edge of Yellowstone Lake, where geysers erupt alongside cold, blue waters.
• Yellowstone Lake - Appreciate the vastness of North America’s largest high-elevation lake — tranquil on the surface, volcanic at its core.
• Tower Fall - Gaze upon a stunning waterfall framed by eroded rock spires that give this scenic spot its distinctive name.
• Obsidian Cliff - Observe the glossy black rock once valued by Indigenous peoples and explorers alike — a tribute to both geology and history.

• App & Tour Download
• Audio Guide
• Route Map (in app)
• Flexible Usage (unlimited access within 1 year)

• Smartphone (bring your own)
• Transportation

Embark on a captivating self-guided audio tour of Yellowstone National Park, traversing the picturesque 140-mile Grand Loop. Witness the awe-inspiring landscapes of geysers in action, stunning waterfalls, and meadows teeming with wildlife, all brought to life through GPS-guided narration. Uncover intriguing tales about Old Faithful, the vibrant hues of Grand Prismatic Spring, and the pivotal impact of wolves on the ecosystem. Discover hidden treasures like Sylvan Lake and Dragon’s Mouth Spring, all while enjoying the flexibility to explore at your own pace. This engaging adventure connects you with the park’s rich history and natural splendor, ensuring every moment is unforgettable.

• Picturesque 140-mile Grand Loop with GPS-guided narration
• Explore iconic landmarks such as Old Faithful and Grand Prismatic Spring
• Uncover lesser-known locations and distinctive natural wonders
• Receive expert advice on what to skip and what to prioritize
• Ideal for solo adventurers, couples, and families
• Priced per-vehicle so everyone in your car can listen and enjoy
• Works entirely offline once downloaded—no cell service required
• GPS-triggered audio plays automatically based on your location
• Get the Drives & Detours app and download the tour ahead of time
• Wheelchairs: travelers use their own vehicles, and most stops along the route offer accessible viewpoints and facilities

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.