Special Lecture Enjoy a lecture given by local author and Old West expert Ken T omasma, three-time winner of the Wyoming


State Children’s Book Award. Ken will talk about Sacagawea’s role as guide and interpreter on the Lewis and Clark Expedition. Ken’s was an important voice for having this young Native American woman honored on a US dollar coin that was fi rst minted in 2000.


Visit our country’s greatest natural treasures on the best-paced and most in-depth National Parks tour. Vantage travelers have been raving about this classic trip for 27 years, and one point they heartily agree upon, is that it’s impossible to duplicate the vast open spaces of the American West. Discover the great parks of the Continental Divide as you journey from the jagged peaks, verdant forests, and cascading waterfalls of Yellowstone and the Grand Tetons, to the unmatched splendor of the Grand Canyon and the red-rock formations at Bryce Canyon. Along the way, your experience will be enhanced by spending seven nights at offi cial National Parks Lodges.


Your Itinerary includes 19 sightseeing tours


& cultural connections — a value of $2040 per couple! DAY LOCATION / ACCOMMODATION HIGHLIGHTS


1 2 -3 4 5 -6


Depart Home / Bozeman, Montana or begin 3 days earlier on Glacier National Park optional extension / Hilton Garden Inn Bozeman


Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming Old Faithful Snow Lodge


Jackson Hole, Wyoming Snow King Resort Hotel


Salt Lake City, Utah Salt Lake City Marriott Downtown 


7 8 9 -10


Moab, Utah Best Western Canyonlands Inn 


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Kayenta, Arizona (Navajo Nation Reservation) Hampton Inn Monument Valley


Grand Canyon, Arizona / Maswik Lodge


11 -12 13 14 -15 16


Bryce Canyon, Utah Bryce Canyon Lodge


Zion National Park, Utah Zion Lodge


Las Vegas, Nevada Luxor Hotel


Las Vegas / Return Home Reserve Today! Call Toll-Free 1 800 322-6677 65


Full-day highlights tour of Yellowstone National Park; Half-day geothermal tour of Yellowstone National Park


Tour of Grand Teton National Park; Vantage Exclu- sive discussion with Old West author Ken Thomasma


Panoramic highlights tour of Salt Lake City; Tour of Utah’s Olympic Park in Park City; Walking tour of Salt Lake City’s Temple Square with a Mormon mission- ary guide, Genealogy research demonstration at the Family History Center of the Mormon Church


Visit John Wesley Powell River History Museum; Performance by the Mormon Tabernacle Choir (select dates)


Tour of Arches National Park with lunch


IMAX fi lm: Grand Canyon: Discovery & Adventure; Tour of Monument Valley with a Navajo guide/ storyteller, plus a barbecue lunch; Enjoy 2 days in the Grand Canyon


Scenic highlights tour of Bryce Canyon National Park and Glen Canyon Dam


At Zion National Park, see the IMAX fi lm, Treasures of the Gods; Narrated tour and tram ride in Zion National Park


Panoramic tour of Las Vegas with a drive down the famous “Strip”


Kalispell Glacier National Park Great Falls Bozeman MT


Destination Motorcoach Flight


Excursion Optional Extension National Park Lodge


UT NV


Zion National Park Las Vegas


Grand Canyon


Grand Teton National Park


Yellowstone National Park


Jackson Hole WY


Bryce Canyon


Salt Lake City Moab


AZ Kayenta


Arches National Park


Monument Valley


cultural connections


Tour of Monument Valley with Navajo guide and storyteller with lunch


Genealogy research demonstration at one of the largest facility of records — Family History Center at the Mormon Church, Salt Lake City


Performance by the Mormon Tabernacle Choir (on select dates)


PHOTO: A group of Vantage passengers pose in front of Monument Valley on the border of Utah/Arizona.


All sightseeing is subject to change due to road conditions, repairs, and weather conditions. Seasonality may aff ect the frequency and availability of ranger activities within the National Parks.


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