Itinerary for 2 day trip to Yellowstone

Yellowstone is such a stunning place, and it’s great that you want to explore it with your furry friend while also enjoying some 420-friendly vibes. Plus, there are some ghostly tales to uncover! Here’s a fun and engaging 2-day itinerary that checks all your boxes.

Day 1: Exploring the Wonders of Yellowstone

Morning:

Start at the : Arrive early to beat the crowds and soak in the fresh mountain air. Make sure your pup is ready for adventure!
Visit the : This area is dog-friendly, and you can take a short walk along the river. Keep an eye out for wildlife—bison and elk are often spotted here!

Midday:

Head to the Geyser Basins: Drive to the and take a stroll on the boardwalks. While dogs aren’t allowed on the boardwalks, you can find some nearby trails where you can enjoy the scenery together.
Lunch: Pack a picnic! Find a scenic spot (like the picnic area near the ) where you can enjoy lunch with your pup. Just remember to keep it clean and pack out what you pack in!

Afternoon:

: After lunch, make your way to . While dogs can’t go right up to the geyser, you can find a nearby area to relax and enjoy the show.
420-Friendly Time: Find a quiet spot away from the crowds (but still within the park’s regulations) to enjoy some relaxation time. Just be sure to follow local laws and park regulations regarding cannabis use.

Evening:

Ghostly Tales: Head to the for dinner. This historic lodge has a rich history and is said to be haunted! After dinner, ask the staff about any ghost stories or sightings—they love sharing the spooky tales!
Stay Overnight: Consider camping at one of the dog-friendly campgrounds, like the , or find a pet-friendly lodge nearby.

Day 2: Scenic Views and Spooky Spots

Morning:

Sunrise at the : Wake up early and head to the . The views are breathtaking, and it’s a great spot for some morning photos. There are dog-friendly trails nearby where you can enjoy the scenery together.

Midday:

: After breakfast, drive to , known for its wildlife. It’s a great place to spot wolves, bison, and more. Take a leisurely walk with your pup along the trails.
Lunch: Pack a lunch to enjoy in the valley. There are plenty of scenic spots to relax and take in the views.

Afternoon:

Haunted History: Head to the area. The historic buildings here have their own ghost stories, especially the old Fort Yellowstone. You can explore the area and learn about its history.
420-Friendly Relaxation: Find a quiet spot in the Mammoth area to unwind and enjoy some time with your pup. The natural beauty around you will enhance the experience!

Evening:

Dinner at the : Enjoy a meal at the hotel’s dining room. The building has a rich history and is said to have some ghostly residents. Ask the staff about any spooky encounters!
Stargazing: If you’re up for it, end your trip with some stargazing. Yellowstone has some of the darkest skies, perfect for spotting constellations. Just find a safe spot away from the roads.