We will be staying in West Yellowstone for 1 week, the last week of June. I have been there many times myself, but this time I am traveling with my 80-year old mother-in-law and my disabled husband (arthritis). Neither one can walk much. Level walking in the grocery store is tough for them. I know we can drive the south loop one day, stopping for a picnic lunch and seeing the views. Another day we will drive the north loop. Are there any special sights, views, waterfalls, geysers, etc. that are VERY SHORT WALKS, but worth it? Of course, we will visit OF. I remember a geyser trail on boardwalk that is near the Firehole River. Will this be too long of a walk for them? Stairs (more than about 15) and uneven trails are not do-able by these two. Any recommendations?
Tags: disabled, Yellowstone