Self-Guided Grand Teton and Yellowstone Driving Tour Bundle — Audio Road Trip Guide
Drive two of America's most iconic parks with expert narration in your car. This self-guided audio bundle covers Grand Teton's peaks and Yellowstone's geysers, giving you route directions, natural history, and wildlife context at each stop.
The Experience
Before You Go
Download before you go
Download the Action Tour Guide app and the specific tour over Wi‑Fi; the audio and maps work offline once downloaded.
One purchase per vehicle
Buy the tour once per car so everyone in the vehicle can listen simultaneously without extra fees.
Give wildlife space
Bison, elk and bears move unpredictably — stay at least 100 yards from bears and wolves, and 25 yards from other large animals.
Bring power and hands‑free audio
Use a power bank and connect to your car stereo via Bluetooth, AUX or USB for clear narration and safer driving.
Local Knowledge
Hidden Gems
- •Laurence S. Rockefeller Preserve for quiet wildlife views and easy boardwalks
- •Snake River Overlook at sunrise — photographer spots without the crowds late in the day
Wildlife
- •Bison
- •Elk
Conservation Note
Stick to boardwalks in thermal areas and follow wildlife viewing distances; these behaviors protect fragile geothermal features and animal populations.
The parks combine Native American use, early fur trapping and 19th-century homesteading, with conservation efforts that led to Grand Teton and Yellowstone being protected as national parks.
Photographer's Notes
- • Snake River Overlook
- • Oxbow Bend
- • Grand Prismatic overlook boardwalk
What to Bring
Smartphone with GPSEssential
Runs the offline audio tour and maps — download the tour before arriving.
Portable battery packEssential
Keeps your phone and hotspots charged during long drives and multiple photo stops.
Binoculars
Helps you scan Lamar Valley and distant ridgelines for wildlife without approaching animals.
Layered waterproof jacketEssential
Weather changes fast at elevation; a lightweight waterproof layer keeps you comfortable during sudden storms.
Common Questions
Do I need an entrance ticket?
No — the audio tour does not include park entrance fees or attraction tickets; purchase park passes separately at park gates or online.
Can I use the tour without cell service?
Yes — download the Action Tour Guide app and the specific tour while you have Wi‑Fi or cell service; once downloaded, audio plays offline.
How long does the tour take?
Each park tour is typically 3–5 hours; the bundle covers both parks and can take 7–8 hours if you plan to visit major stops in one day.
Is this suitable for families with kids?
Yes — the audio includes engaging storytelling and directions, and you can pause anytime for breaks, hikes or snacks.
What if roads are closed for winter?
Many Yellowstone roads close seasonally and snowcoach/snowmobile access begins December 15; check the National Park Service site for road status before you travel.
Can I connect audio to CarPlay or Android Auto?
CarPlay and Android Auto are not supported yet; connect through Bluetooth, USB or an AUX cable for best results.
Book This Experience
Check AvailabilityDuration
7–8 hours
Location
Jackson, Wyoming
Difficulty
easy
Fitness Level
Comfortable for anyone who can sit for several hours with short walks; ability to step in/out of car frequently
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