Flaming Gorge Full-Day Bus Tour

Summary: The tour was magnificent. The severe was spectacular. Flaming gorge is very much worth the visit. Our tour guides were exceptionally knowledgeable and we were able to see the entire park in one day, with time to walk around on our own.

Summary: Very relaxing experience learning about Sweetwater County for a reasonable price and delicious lunch and kind staff.

Summary: Great tour. Lots of scenic views, interesting info. Comfortable bus with WC. Great lunch, snacks, ice cream. No pop with lunch, but you can buy something at the dam visitor center. Highly recommend.

Summary: Outstanding tour with the best tour guide I have had in years both in USA and overseas. Best lunch and snacks

Summary: It was a great tour. Very informative. The views were amazing! The guides were very nice. We had a very good time.

Summary: This was a great way to see the Flaming Gorge The nice part was that I did not have to drive so I could sightsee

Summary: Amazing experience! Saw incredible views, wildlife, vegetation and water. Lucy offered wonderful descriptions of everything--she is so knowledgeable on so many things. Stories about the history of the area, especially outlaws, were fascinating and fun. Lucy made sure everyone was comfortable and always happy to answer anything! She was so gracious, smart and kind, she sincerely loves presenting this tour. The bus driver, Jim, was able to get through some tricky roads. Kylor was also helpful. The donuts, snacks, lunch and ice cream were yummy. A golden day for my husband and myself. Thank you!

Summary: I noticed that Le Bus had seatbelts, but I didn't see anyone use them, probably because they weren't aware of them. You may want to include an EpiPen in your first-aid kit. One of the passengers who was allergic to bee stings got stung by a bee, but didn't bring his EpiPen on the trip.

Summary: Would highly recommend this trip. Guide very knowledgeable. Very organized. Bus comfortable, a good amount of stops.

Summary: This was a brief but not hasty trip around the gorge. The guides shared their knowledge from years past of workings with the BLM and recreating at the gorge. This included hiking several short trails at various stops, to sharing personal maps of the area, to sharing books of colorful characters of the past that had resided in the area, to sharing artifacts that are incorporated in the environment and the stories they told, as well as encouraging interaction with the local employees at the lake who would share further information when a person takes a more person and in-depth trip to any one of the multiple stops. There were visits present who had taken the tour multiple times and I see why. All those who wonder are not lost, but those who wonder with a guide have a task and purpose.