I was visiting Cody last season and I wanted to check out the Beartooth Highway. I decided to look…read moreinto renting a motorcycle. I found Yellowstone Adventure Moto and rented a Yamaha T7 and to my surprise it was like new. Joe the owner helped me on a route selection for the day. I can't believe how awesome this ride was. So peaceful and just a leisurely ride. Passed through Red Lodge and got a bite to eat. Overall the experience was easy thanks to Joe. Definitely worth checking out.

If you've been telling yourself you need a break from the daily grind at work and that it's finally…read moretime to take that dream ride, this is it. My trip with Yellowstone Adventure Moto was incredible from start to finish. Joe Bacal is the real deal. His years as a professional off-road racer clearly shaped every part of the experience. Every detail was dialed in, from the fantastic routes to the breathtaking views. It's the kind of ride that reminds you exactly why you fell in love with motorcycles in the first place. Seriously, don't wait. Tomorrow isn't guaranteed, but your dream ride is. Call Joe. Get on the schedule. You won't regret it. I sure didn't. I'll definitely be back riding with Joe in Yellowstone. - Kal

On June 2, 2026, my family did a private Yellowstone Lower Loop tour with @Cody Wyoming Adventures…read more Mike Burns was our tour guide. Mike was great! He grew up in Cody, so he is very knowledgeable about the greater Cody area as well as Yellowstone. Mike answered every single question we asked. He made sure we saw wildlife and even timed our trip that when we arrived at Old Faithful, we only had to wait 10 minutes to see the eruption. Mike picked us up at our hotel and returned us there. It was almost 12 hours door to door. It was a long day but very worth it!!

AVOID THIS YELLOWSTONE TOUR COMPANY AT ALL COSTS…read more If you're dreaming of a once-in-a-lifetime Yellowstone tour, Yellowstone guided tour, or Cody Wyoming Yellowstone tour -- do NOT waste your money here. We prepaid $458, woke up before dawn, drove 90 minutes, and stood in the cold, pouring rain before 7AM on a street corner with no shelter, waiting for this company's so-called Yellowstone National Park day trip. The tour van NEVER showed. We called repeatedly. "Michael" kept brushing us off -- "She's only 2 minutes late... she has other stops" -- and told us to just keep waiting. One full hour in the rain later, we asked for a refund. His solution? "Come back tomorrow." (As if we had nothing better to do than waste another vacation day waiting on a sidewalk.) The next day, they denied our refund. To add insult, the "guide" claimed she drove past us THREE TIMES and had "witnesses." Yet never called us -- despite having our phone numbers -- then blamed us for "missing" the pickup! She even admitted this happens often... then hung up on us. BOTTOM LINE: * No-show Yellowstone pickup * No way to reach actual guide/driver * ZERO customer service -- only excuses * NO refund Save yourself the headache and heartbreak. Choose a reputable Yellowstone wildlife tour, Yellowstone sightseeing tour, or Yellowstone day tour with real transportation, real communication -- and at least a shred of integrity. This company should be ashamed to use Yellowstone in its advertising. Please see the completely unhinged reaction of the owner/tour guide below . We had no conversation with her on the day of the tour . Her reference to witnesses and slander of calling us scammers when she's the one who took our money is truly disturbing.

Catching up on reviews! Don't recommend. Took a tour late…read moreAugust. Our driver was late. Looked like he woke up and came to work in clothes he slept in. He kept looking back at us to talk rather than looking forward. He nearly hit someone within 10 miles of our start. I hollered look out! He then blamed the other driver. The 3 hour tour was more like find horses and then call it a day. Given 2 stars instead of 1 because we did see a group of horses but 3 hour tour~We still had time to look for more. We were taken to a place they call mini Grand Canyon and then hustled back. We went back on our own and seen way more. I don't recommend this tour. If you go on your own Don't try and go in a car. Roads aren't great in places.

Probably would just drive myself with a good 4x4 in future, doable and probably more efficient and…read morefun. This business needs to avoid driving people in the open air "stadium seating" truck for 30 minutes out and back - just have people meet at the location and avoid the annoyance and cold mornings.

So...the equipment (UTV) is great. The staff. So sweet, the gps NOT SO MUCH. We spent most of the…read moretime getting lost, I feel like a paper back map would be much more efficient so out of town people can get their time spent wisely, we had fun, but expected more: The price is decent for the amount of time, there is a ton of other options for rentals like this in surrounding areas. We left deciding we'd go with a different place next time. Due to the lack of direction both with maps and how to wash the UTV after etc. We really wanted to see Cody, wy. From the off beaten path. But if you get lost in the summer you'll run into a lot of oil rigs and dried up lakes. Definitely needs a paper back map, signal on their iPads are not effective enough for the area. Also wanna note during covid-19, I saw no sanitizing going on, not to say they don't. But my kids just grabbed a helmet off the tack wall. They had no signs posted on precautions their taking during this time. Just a lot of hit and misses.

WONDERFUL! We had a great time on our trip to the Ghost Town. Tread and Trails were outstanding…read more Excellent customer service. They confirmed everything ahead of time. Great equipment... felt safe, unlike some other outfitters. Would highly recommend this group.

Didn't have the best experience with the owner…read more The ride itself was fun and everything was good except for the customer service we received. One of the ducky boats our group rented ripped at the beginning of the ride. Not sure why it happened because we were following the guide. When we asked if we could get a refund for the two people who were in the ripped ducky, since they weren't all able to enjoy the ride and only got through 5 min of it, we were told no and that if anything we should be paying for the damage. I don't think that was fair of the owner to say something like that and to not even offer a refund or another ride.

8 of us went on this rafting trip, It all went well until on the very first rapids one of the ducky…read moreboats ripped (not their fault because we were all following the guide) and they started sinking! We notified the guide and he just said for them to pull off and get out on the trail and kept going, he didn't stop or anything to make sure they at least got out safely. We kept going assuming they'd get out and get to the van but it had already left, and they had to walk barefoot dragging the boat to the top. I couldn't even enjoy most of the ride worried for my friends. When we finally got out of the water and found the girls, Mike (I assume the owner) didn't even see if they were ok but was pissed and made a comment about how they just ruined a $3000 boat. Again it wasn't their fault that it ripped and on top of that they had to sit out by the road without their shoes phones or anything (we left everything in the van) for 2 hours while we were rafting. When we went to ask if they could get a refund because they absolutely did not get the experience they paid for and Mike told us That not only will we not get a refund but we may have to pay for the boat that ripped, very unprofessional, very upset with this experience! The ride itself went great and had it not been for this experience with the owner it would've been 5 stars for me

Wow! What a great experience. Phil was so knowledgeable and seemed to know where to find all the…read morebest wildlife. We spotted wolves, deer, elk, sheep, mountain goats, pronghorn and so many bison. I will say, although Phil has a long list of great qualities, my favorite moment of the trip was when he step up the scope for us, and then proceeded to pick up litter from the surrounding area. It's these small acts that show that he really cares about the park and wildlife that call it home.

There are lots of guidelines for Yellowstone. We were reminded to stay safe that the hot springs &…read moreanimals are wild and dangerous and we should be 25 to 100 yards away. We saw the bear spray could be rented for the day as it's expensive and can be returned if it's not used. We were reminded never to feed the animals store food properly, pay attention and be respectful. Hands and feet need to stay out of the water and we should be on boardwalks and designated trails. We were told that there are videos online of Tormons a mixture of tourist that are morons and do stupid things here

10 of us booked almost 2 years ago....and it was worth the wait. Brandon, Kenra and Kaleb made for…read morea "Bucket List" trip that we will all remember. Engaging, humorous, out of the way courteous doing a great job in keeping us out of trouble.......& very well fed. Could go on and on.....but you will not be disappointed.

What to do for my 600th review? I mulled over several options and checked my bookmarks--when I saw…read morethis, I thought, that's the one! My high school buddy from Michigan told me when we talked in Feb of 2009 that she was planning on going on a Wagon Train in the summer. I was intrigued and asked her if she wanted company and she told me she'd let me know if it was for sure closer to the date. In May she called and asked if I was still interested and I said sure! I mean, who wouldn't jump at the chance to spend a week in the Grand Tetons, under the stars, sleeping in a sleeping bag in 30 degree weather in a tent or a covered wagon, riding horseback part of the day and in the covered wagon the rest of the day, eating food cooked in a chuckwagon, no electricity, no running water, away from civilization. Me! I called the number she gave me and signed up without hesitation. Why hesitate? I grew up watching westerns in the 50's and 60's so this was sort of a "Bucket List" adventure for me. She was driving from MI and I decided to fulfill another long time wish and took the train. We met in Denver where she picked me up and drove together the rest of the way to Jackson, Wy, spent the night in the motel where we were to meet the wagonmasters the next morning and got some rest. At 8am we took the items we needed for the camping and were picked up and transported about a 90 minute drive to the base camp in the mountains where we unloaded and boarded wagons and horses for the afternoon ride. I did the wagon in the morning and rode the horse in the afternoon. Hmmm, oh yeah, I haven't been on a horse since I was 15, let's see 45 years ago. Hmmm. Yeah, I was a bit sore by the time we got back but it was well worth it for the gorgeous scenery. Imagine the quiet! No traffic, no electric lights to interfere with the starry sky so we could see every star God created up there at night. The wranglers did everything--and did it well! They helped us on the horses, drove the teams pulling the wagons, tended to the horses, saddled and fed them, led the trail rides, served our food, talked to and guided us so we would know what to do, informed us on the things we were seeing and tended to those who suffered altitude sickness. And they were perfect gentlemen every minute. kind and respectful, humorous and entertaining. It was obvious they really loved their job, dealing with the people enjoying the wonders of the Grand Tetons, tending to and riding the horses. Some of them had been with this organization for 16 years or so. The youngest was an 18 year old girl! Our group ranged from kids of 10-13 up to a grandmother whose family took her on the two-day version for her 80th birthday! Eight of us were there for the whole week and we became quite close by the end. Four of the eight are now FB friends of mine. The food was excellent--every meal the whole trip! There was such variety and we were very appreciative of each and every delicious dish. Every meal brought rounds of compliments from all for the cook. He even baked a surprise cake for Andrew, whose 11th birthday was in the middle of the trip! I just can't speak highly enough of this organization. It was worth every penny and made for wonderful memories. They made sure we were safe and enjoying ourselves every minute. And they do the same for every group that passes through. If you ever have the chance to go on this trip--jump at it! Here's a link to a YouTube video showing some of the scenery, horses etc. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nuB08XDB6W0

TOTAL FRAUD. Just don't waste your time with Sarah Malthuin. We had a great consult call, she…read moretalked a big game then ghosted. In the rare times that she did respond back, there was always some emergency. She is a one-woman show with no talent. STAY AWAY. You've been warned and can't say no one ever told you.

The website promises gold, the prices are platinum and the experience is pyrite. The morning of…read moreour trip we got a call that our tour was cancelled. It was all too consistent with the prior reviews we saw (before they got so negative that Go Native America had their profile "removed"), which highlighted the risk of your tour being cancelled unexpectedly due to an unexplained 'emergency'. It was our once in a lifetime opportunity for a unique historical experience and we were tragically shortchanged and massively disappointed.