Private Jet Exeter to Yellowstone

Exeter to Yellowstone covers approximately 3,945 nautical miles, a transatlantic crossing well suited to a heavy business jet such as the Gulfstream G550, cruising near 45,000 feet for the bulk of a journey lasting around seven and three-quarter hours. The flight tracks west across the North Atlantic before descending into the elevated plateau surrounding Yellowstone, leaving behind the rolling green countryside of Devon and the West Country’s famously mild, damp climate. On arrival, travellers find a landscape governed by an altogether different kind of natural force, a volcanic hotspot responsible for more geysers, hot springs and mudpots than anywhere else on earth. Old Faithful remains the park’s signature attraction, its eruptions predictable enough to plan an afternoon around, while the Grand Prismatic Spring’s vivid, concentric colours rank among the most photographed natural sights in America. Wildlife is abundant throughout the park, with bison a constant roadside presence and wolves, grizzly bears and elk inhabiting its quieter northern valleys, particularly around dawn in the Lamar Valley. The deep, mineral-streaked walls of the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone reward those who venture further afield, and Grand Teton’s dramatic granite spires rise just south of the park for those with time to extend their stay. This pairing suits West Country travellers looking for an entirely different kind of natural drama than the gentle moorland and coastline they know at home, and the long-range comfort of a heavy jet makes the transatlantic distance a comfortable overnight sector rather than a demanding undertaking of any real consequence.