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And just like that, our Yellowstone adventure came to an end.Our final day took us through some of Yellowstone’s most ic...
06/19/2026

And just like that, our Yellowstone adventure came to an end.

Our final day took us through some of Yellowstone’s most iconic landscapes and hidden corners:

🏞️ Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone
🦌 Elk, wolf and grizzly bear sightings along the way
🐉 Dragon’s Mouth Spring
💙 Black Pool and Fishing Cone at West Thumb
🌊 LeHardy Falls
💚 Emerald Pool and Echinus Geyser
🍦 One last dinner and ice cream together

But when I asked everyone about their favorite moments, the answers weren’t just about the places.

The vastness of Yellowstone.

The evening soak at Yellowstone Hot Springs.

And the sisterhood that formed along the way—friendships, laughter, stories, encouragement, and shared experiences that turned strangers into friends.

Yellowstone is incredible. The people you experience it with make it unforgettable.

Until next time. ❤️

Another full Yellowstone day.We started with two bears having a very National Geographic moment — and we’ll just leave i...
06/18/2026

Another full Yellowstone day.

We started with two bears having a very National Geographic moment — and we’ll just leave it at that for Facebook. 😂

Then we headed out for our Morning on the Range ride, with Roll on the left and Rock on the right, and spent the day moving through more of Yellowstone’s northern loop.

A coyote.
Calcite Springs.
Tower Fall.
Dunraven Pass with Mount Washburn in the background.
Golden Gate.
Rustic Falls.
Sheepeater Cliffs.

And then we ended the day with a soak at Yellowstone Hot Springs.

Wildlife, wagons, waterfalls, mountain roads, canyon views, and a hot springs sunset.

Not a bad way to spend a day together.





Day 3 of our June Yellowstone Discovery Expedition was the kind of day where the places were beautiful — but the company...
06/17/2026

Day 3 of our June Yellowstone Discovery Expedition was the kind of day where the places were beautiful — but the company made it even better.

We started with a sandhill crane sighting, made our way along Firehole Canyon Drive to Firehole Falls, took in the colors at Grand Prismatic, and watched Old Faithful do her thing.

While my guests watched Old Faithful erupt, I grabbed us a table — because sometimes guiding is geysers and sometimes it is lunch strategy. 😄

We also caught Beehive Geyser, stopped at Gibbon Falls, wandered Artists Paintpots, and spent the day laughing, becoming good friends, and making the kind of memories that are hard to plan but easy to keep.

A full Yellowstone day in all the best ways.



Day 2 of our June Yellowstone Discovery Expedition was a big one. ✨We left Gardiner, made our way through Yellowstone, c...
06/16/2026

Day 2 of our June Yellowstone Discovery Expedition was a big one. ✨

We left Gardiner, made our way through Yellowstone, crossed over toward Cody, and packed a lot into one day.

Wildlife day.
Museum day.
Big mountain road day.
Quiet Yellowstone Lake evening day.

We saw bison across the valley, a wolf on the move, three black bears, and three grizzlies throughout the day — all from a safe distance, of course.

We took in the gorge along the Clarks Fork of the Yellowstone River, the dramatic views near Sunlight Creek Bridge, spent time at the Buffalo Bill Center of the West, stopped in Cody, and ended with Yellowstone Lake glowing in the evening light.

A full day. A good day. And exactly the kind of Yellowstone I love sharing.

Day 1 of our June Yellowstone Discovery Expedition. 🏔️Airport pickup, lunch at the Murray Bar in Livingston, and then a ...
06/15/2026

Day 1 of our June Yellowstone Discovery Expedition. 🏔️

Airport pickup, lunch at the Murray Bar in Livingston, and then a quick evening visit into the park to Mammoth Hot Springs.

Nothing too rushed. Nothing too complicated.

Just settling in, getting to know each other, and easing into Yellowstone with good food, mountain air, and one of the most otherworldly places in the park.

Because Yellowstone doesn’t have to wait until “tomorrow.”

We had a soft start in the park tonight. A beautiful evening. And just like that, Yellowstone has officially begun.

I made it to Gardiner. 🌲Guests arrive tomorrow, and our June Yellowstone Discovery Expedition officially begins.Today is...
06/14/2026

I made it to Gardiner. 🌲

Guests arrive tomorrow, and our June Yellowstone Discovery Expedition officially begins.

Today is the in-between day — getting settled, checking the final details, organizing the vehicle, watching the weather, and taking in that “we’re really here” feeling.

I’ll be sharing more from this trip over the next few days: Yellowstone views, wildlife, behind-the-scenes moments, practical travel notes, and the little things that make these small-group trips feel special.

If you don’t want to miss the updates, make sure you’re following Expedition Sisterhood.

Most of the trip stories will live here. 💛

A little pre-trip reading before we head into Yellowstone on Sunday. 🌲One of the things I love about planning these trip...
06/12/2026

A little pre-trip reading before we head into Yellowstone on Sunday. 🌲

One of the things I love about planning these trips is learning more about the places we’re visiting — not just the scenery, but the history, geology, wildlife, and people connected to the land.

Yellowstone is beautiful on its own, of course.

But I also think it’s worth slowing down enough to understand a little more of the story behind the place.

This book, Before Yellowstone: Native American Archaeology in the National Park, is part of my prep this week.

Geysers, waterfalls, wildlife, big views… and a little deeper context along the way.

Sunday is getting close. I’m excited!

A little behind-the-scenes from this week:I passed my Verified Travel Advisor test through the American Society of Trave...
05/29/2026

A little behind-the-scenes from this week:

I passed my Verified Travel Advisor test through the American Society of Travel Advisors.

I have also been spending time learning from and connecting with travel brands, vendors, and partners — not just any brands, but ones I would feel good trusting with the women who travel with Expedition Sisterhood.

That matters to me.

When I choose partners for future trips or to recommend to you, I am looking for more than a pretty brochure or a familiar name. I want to understand their standards, their service, their values, and how they support the overall guest experience.

Because the people and companies behind the scenes matter.

The experience is shaped by more than the destination.

It is shaped by who we trust along the way. ❤️

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