2-Day Yellowstone & Grand Teton Audio Tour: Self-Guided Driving

The audio plays automatically as you pass each stop, no need to read a map while driving.

A 2-day self-guided audio tour through Yellowstone National Park and Grand Teton that runs on your phone with GPS-triggered narration. Download the app, start at any point along the route, and listen to stories about geysers, hot springs, wildlife valleys and mountain peaks as you drive your own car. One purchase covers everyone in your vehicle. Lifetime access means you keep the tour for future trips.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1: Grand Teton & Yellowstone National Park

• Drive past Teton Village
• Drive through Laurence S. Rockefeller Preserve
• See Taggart Lake Trail
• Stop at glacier viewpoint
• Visit Jenny Lake
• View Cascade Canyon
• Look at Mount Moran
• Visit log cabin church
• See Jackson Lake Dam
• Pass Colter Bay
• Stop at Jackson Lake overlook
• Optional detour to Cattleman's Bridge
• Visit Oxbow Bend
• See Snake River Overlook
• View Teton Point Turnout
• Stop at Glacier View Turnout
• Pass National Elk Refuge
• Enter Yellowstone National Park
• Pass Grant Visitor Center (South Entrance)
• Visit West Thumb Geyser Basin
• Drive past Shoshone Lake
• See Isa Lake on Continental Divide
• Visit Old Faithful Geyser
• See Morning Glory hot spring
• View Firehole River
• See Grand Prismatic Spring
• Visit Fountain Paint Pot
• Pass West Entrance Visitor Center
• Drive past Gibbon River
• See Gibbon Falls
• Visit Artist's Paint Pots
• Explore Norris Geyser Basin
• See Swan Lake Flats
• Visit Mammoth Hot Springs
• Pass Boiling River (North Entrance)
• See Roosevelt Arch
• Stop at Albright Visitor Center
• View Undine Falls
• Visit Wraith Falls trailhead
• Drive through Lamar Valley
• Pass Canyon Village
• Stop at Inspiration Point
• See Hayden Valley
• Cross Fishing Bridge

Day 2: Glacier National Park

• Enter Saint Mary Entrance
• Visit Beech Saint Mary Lake
• Stop at Wild Goose Island overlook
• Hike Red Eagle Mountain trails
• Hike to St. Mary Falls
• Visit Jackson Glacier Overlook
• Hike Piegan Pass Trail
• Visit Logan Pass
• See Triple Arches rock formation
• Visit Paradise Meadow
• View Bird Woman Falls Overlook
• Hike 2-mile easy loop trail
• See Swiss-Chalet-style building
• Visit Lake McDonald
• Explore Apgar Village
• Hike Sun Point Nature Trail
• See Weeping Wall waterfall

The experience

Yellowstone and Grand Teton anchor this 2-day driving route, which covers over 35 miles per day with more than 45 audio stories per tour. You start with Grand Teton: passing Teton Village, the Laurence S. Rockefeller Preserve, and stops at Jenny Lake, Cascade Canyon, and Mount Moran: before moving into Yellowstone's volcanic landscape. The second day takes you through Yellowstone's major features: Old Faithful, Grand Prismatic Spring, Mammoth Hot Springs, Lamar Valley (where bison and wolves roam), and the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone, ending at Hayden Valley and Fishing Bridge.

The tour works entirely offline once you download it to your phone. GPS triggers the audio automatically as you approach each stop, so the commentary plays hands-free through your car's speakers via Bluetooth or Apple CarPlay. You control the pace: start whenever you want, pause for hikes or photos, and pick up where you left off. The app includes route maps, scenic stop previews, and planning tools so you can see what's ahead. One purchase covers everyone in your car, not per person, and you get lifetime access to revisit the tour on any future trip.

You'll need your own vehicle and a phone with iOS 15+ or Android 9+. Download the app while connected to WiFi or strong cellular service, then the tour runs without internet. Entrance fees, parking, food, and car rental are separate. Support is available by chat, email, or phone if you get stuck.

What’s included

• GPS-triggered audio narration that plays automatically as you drive.
• route maps and scenic stop previews in the app.
• planning tools and area information.
• lifetime access to download and use the tour anytime on future trips.
• offline GPS guidance and automatic audio stories.
• support via chat, email, or phone.
• hidden gems and local stories along the route.

Before you book

Days and timesEvery day

Meeting point and pickupNo hotel pickup: you go to the meeting point. Ends back at the starting point.

Cancellation and refundsFree cancellation up to 24h before the start. After that, no refund.

Prices and times updated 4 days ago

Good to know

Easy physical levelPublic transport nearby

Operated by Adventures with Action

Is this one for you?This works best for families or small groups traveling together in one car who want to learn the story of each place as they drive, without the cost and crowds of a bus tour or the need to hire a live guide.

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Top questions

What's the route like on the first day through Grand Teton?

Day one covers Grand Teton National Park, starting at Teton Village and moving through the Laurence S. Rockefeller Preserve, past Taggart Lake and Bradley Lake, then to Jenny Lake, Cascade Canyon, Mount Moran, Jackson Lake Dam, Colter Bay, and Oxbow Bend. The route includes stops at Snake River Overlook (where photographer Ansel Adams captured a famous Teton image), Glacier View Turnout (with views of three glaciers), and the National Elk Refuge, established in 1912 to protect one of the largest elk herds on earth.

What major features does Yellowstone cover on day two?

Yellowstone's route includes Old Faithful (the reliable geyser once called "eternity's timepiece"), Grand Prismatic Spring (a massive hot spring with colored rings), Fountain Paint Pot (a colorful mud pot), Norris Geyser Basin (the oldest and hottest in the park), Mammoth Hot Springs (terraced hot springs that draw elk), Lamar Valley (the best place to spot bison and wolves), Hayden Valley (a lush valley that once sat at the bottom of a lake), and the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone with Inspiration Point.

How does the audio guide work while I'm driving?

The app uses GPS to trigger audio stories automatically as you pass each stop: no need to look at your phone or read a map. Connect your phone to your car via Bluetooth or Apple CarPlay, and the commentary plays through your speakers. The tour works completely offline after you download it, so you don't need cellular service once you're on the road.

Can I take this tour at my own pace, or is there a set schedule?

You control the entire pace. Start the tour anytime, pause for hikes, photos, or picnics, and resume whenever you're ready. You can begin at the suggested starting point or join anywhere along the route shown in the app. The tour takes 3–5 hours per day to complete, but that's flexible based on how long you spend at each stop.

Does one purchase cover everyone in my car?

Yes. One purchase covers everyone traveling in your vehicle, not per person. The app recommends buying one tour per car so everyone can listen together through the car's speakers.