FARMINGTON HIKING FIELD GUIDE
Into Yellowstone’s Core: An Eight‑Hour Guided Wildlife Hike Out of Farmington with Lunch
An eight‑hour, guided hiking day in Yellowstone led by Casanova Guided Tours that visits geothermal landscapes, petrified forests and hidden lakes while a knowledgeable naturalist provides snacks, bear spray and field‑identification support.
Into Yellowstone’s Core: An Eight‑Hour Guided Wildlife Hike Out of Farmington with Lunch.
Yellowstone contains nearly 1,000 miles of hiking trails that wind through lush forest, geothermal‑enriched terrain, petrified wood stands and out to hidden backcountry lakes. This full‑day outing pairs a skilled, naturalist guide with routes selected to suit your interests, giving access to some of the park’s best hiking in a single eight‑hour day.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Geothermal fields, petrified forests and high country lakes
The route takes you through the varied geology and ecosystems that define Yellowstone — from geothermal‑influenced ground to stands of petrified wood and hidden alpine lakes — all within a day’s hike.
A knowledgeable naturalist who carries safety and ID tools
Guides are skilled and knowledgeable naturalists who come equipped with bear spray, field guides, snacks and drinks, and first aid/CPR supplies to support safe observation and identification along the trail.
Tailored hikes to hit Yellowstone’s best day‑hiking highlights
Casanova Guided Tours tailors each hike to participants’ desires, selecting among the park’s extensive trail network to showcase wildlife viewing opportunities and notable natural features within the full‑day format.
What the day feels like
What the Day Feels Like
Over eight hours you follow trails that traverse Yellowstone’s signature environments while a guide narrates and points out flora, geological features and wildlife. The outing balances hiking with stops for identification, snacks and a provided lunch, and is shaped to the group’s interests and pace.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who gets the most from this outing and who should look elsewhere.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
This is an eight‑hour guided day hike.
Participants are recommended to bring a personal water bottle; guides provide snacks and drinks and carry field guides, bear spray and first aid/CPR supplies.
Rates start at $975 for the first two people; additional participants are charged $50 each up to 14 people.
Guides are equipped with bear spray, field guides and first aid/CPR supplies to support safe hiking and natural history interpretation.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is the hike?
The outing is an eight‑hour guided day hike.
What does the guide provide?
Guides provide snacks and drinks, field guides for identification, bear spray, and first aid/CPR supplies and are described as skilled and knowledgeable naturalists.
Is lunch included?
The trip title specifies the experience includes lunch during the full‑day outing.
What are the rates and group size limits?
Rates are $975 for the first two people, with an additional $50 per person up to 14 people.
What should I bring on the hike?
Participants are recommended to bring a personal water bottle; guides will carry snacks, drinks and other field and safety gear.
Do guides carry bear protection and first aid?
Yes — guides are equipped with bear spray and carry first aid supplies and have CPR/first aid certifications.