West Yellowstone Scenic Flight 60-Minutes
Description
Soar above the untouched beauty of Yellowstone's western boundary, where the landscape unfolds in a tapestry of geothermal wonders and rugged terrain. This 60-minute aerial tour offers a unique vantage point, revealing the park's hidden features that are inaccessible by foot. Experience the grandeur of nature from the comfort of a Cessna 182.
As you lift off from West Yellowstone, the vast wildness of America's first national park begins to stretch out beneath you. The western boundary flight path offers panoramic views of sprawling valleys, winding rivers, and the immense volcanic bowl of the Yellowstone Caldera—something nearly impossible to grasp from ground level. You'll spot plumes of steam curling up from hidden geysers and watch the patchwork of geothermal basins glowing with color far below.
The aircraft's high-wing design and wide windows provide unobstructed views from every seat. This isn't just sightseeing—it's a visual immersion into Yellowstone's epic scale. Capture photos of Grand Prismatic Spring's brilliant colors and scan for wildlife roaming the lodgepole pine forests. Your pilot shares insights as you fly, highlighting features that are easy to miss from the ground.
Perfect for travelers short on time or those looking to see Yellowstone from a fresh perspective, this flight combines thrill, tranquility, and awe. It's a rare chance to witness one of the most iconic natural landscapes in North America from the sky, without the crowds, traffic, or hiking boots.
What's Included
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the best time to fly?
Flights operate from sunrise to sunset, but the best views are typically during the early morning or late afternoon "Golden Hour."
What should I wear?
Dress comfortably and appropriately for the weather. Closed-toe shoes are required.
Do I need to sign a waiver?
Yes, all participants must sign a liability waiver before the flight. A parent or guardian must sign for minors.
Can infants fly?
Yes, infants under 2 can fly on an adult’s lap per FAA regulations, but you must bring child-sized ear protection.
Can I fly while pregnant?
Please consult your physician before booking if you are pregnant.