Geysers & Pedal Power

Geysers • Old Faithful • Hot Springs

Available mid-April - October
Challenge Level: Easy to Moderate
Biking Distance: 3 - 10 miles
7am ~ 5pm

 Geysers & Pedal Power

Experience the wonders of geysers and learn about the mysteries of mud pots and other thermal features.  See Old Faithful, and more.  Pedal amongst enchanting hot springs and steam vents ... a unique Yellowstone experience that few people get to behold!

Distance covered ranges from 4 - 17 miles. The challenge level will be tailored to what suits the group. 

Choose from Pedal Assist E-Bikes (ages 16 and older) or Traditional Mountain Bikes (all ages). Chariots (for young adventurers) and Kids Trailer Bike also available.

​Prior experience riding a gear bike required.

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Waterfalls Bike & Hike

Geysers • Waterfalls • Hot Springs   

Available June - October
Challenge Level: Moderate
Biking Distance ~ 6 miles
Hiking Distance ~2 miles
​7am ~ 5pm

Waterfalls Bike & Hike

Ride the historic stagecoach road at Bunsen Peak. Gaze into the depths of Sheepeater Canyon, one of the deepest in Yellowstone, and hike to the bottom to explore Osprey Falls, one of the tallest waterfalls in the Park. Pedal through open sagebrush and old growth forest ... a unique Yellowstone experience that few people get to behold!

Hikeing to Osprey Falls not available until the damaged Trail is restored, due to the 2022 Flood.

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Yellowstone Park & Ride

Available April & November

Challenge Level: Easy to Moderate
Biking Distance: 10 ~ 47 miles

 Yellowstone Park & Ride

April and November are the best time of year for biking in Yellowstone National Park! The roads are closed to public vehicles, but they stay open for pedal-powered fun. Enter Yellowstone through West Yellowstone and bike along the iconic Madison River amongst bison, eagles, and majestic mountains. For those looking for an even bigger adventure, bike 47 miles and explore the North side of the Park.

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When one tugs at a single thing in nature, he finds it attached to the rest of the world.  John Muir