Comments on: Ultimate Yellowstone Itinerary: How to Spend 1 to 5 Days https://www.wellplannedjourney.com/yellowstone-itinerary/ National Park Blog Mon, 03 Jun 2024 14:03:20 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.6.2 By: Julia Jennings https://www.wellplannedjourney.com/yellowstone-itinerary/#comment-555 Wed, 09 Feb 2022 04:23:39 +0000 https://www.wellplannedjourney.com/?p=18674#comment-555 In reply to Ashley Motha.

Hi Ashley, for the 3 day itinerary, here’s what I’d recommend for dining:
Day 1: Lunch and dinner at Old Faithful Inn or Old Faithful Lodge (several restaurants/delis in the Old Faithful lodging area)
Day 2: Lunch at Canyon Village and dinner at Lake Village or Grant Village
Day 3: Lunch in Mammoth, Pack or pick up to-go for dinner in Lamar Valley

Here’s more info on Yellowstone dining.

All the trails on the 3-day itinerary are fairly easy, so depending on your parents activity level, they may be okay. The most difficult is Grand Prismatic Overlook (~2 miles). If that is too much for them, they could do the Grand Prismatic Spring boardwalk instead. Upper Geyser Basin on Day 1 is long, but flat and mostly paved. They could do as much or as little of that trail as they’d like. In Norris Geyser Basin on Day 3, you can just stick to the Porcelain Basin loop to shorten the distance.

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By: Ashley Motha https://www.wellplannedjourney.com/yellowstone-itinerary/#comment-549 Fri, 04 Feb 2022 18:46:49 +0000 https://www.wellplannedjourney.com/?p=18674#comment-549 I was just wondering where there is to eat lunch and dinner in the 3 day itinerary? Can you recommend places close by to these destinations. Thank you so much for your initerary we are going to try the 3 day one. My parents are older so I’m not sure which ones are recommended for them. Would you happen to know which ones we should take out for seniors?
Thanks again,
Ashley

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