STAY INSIDE THE NATIONAL PARKS
JACKSON LAKE LODGE Grand Teton National Park, WY
Spectacular views are just steps away from your cottage in the forest at Jackson Lake Lodge, perched on a bluff with the magnificent Tetons rising up from the valley floor. Explore the fascinating Snake River, wetlands, lakes, and lush valleys from this National Historic Landmark in the heart of the park.
OLD FAITHFUL INN Yellowstone National Park, WY One of the largest log structures in the world, Old Faithful Inn was designated a National Historic Landmark. Built in 1904 of native lodgepole pine, it is set within walking distance of Old Faithful
Geyser, just one of Yellowstone’s many natural wonders – geysers, fumaroles and boiling hot springs.
LAKE YELLOWSTONE HOTEL Yellowstone National Park, WY Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Lake Yellowstone Hotel was originally completed in 1891, and today’s ambiance reflects centuries of quiet solitude. The hotel sits on the shore of Yellowstone Lake, renowned as a haven for birds and wildlife in the nation’s first national park.
Bill” Cody in 1896. Learn more about his amazing life and legacy at the Buffalo Bill Historical Center – you’ll be among the first visitors to the new Buffalo Bill Museum opening May of 2012. The Buffalo Bill Historical Center is much more, however, than just the story of Buffalo Bill; it’s a “celebration of the spirit of the American West,” and is home to the world’s largest collection of artifacts depicting the culture, history and art of the American West. You’ll explore Greater Yellowstone natural history, western art, cultural stories and histories of the Plains Indian peoples, and other exhibits during your visit. Depending on the time of year, you will attend the Cody Wild West Rodeo (seasonal) or the Dan Miller Cowboy Music Revue tonight – both of which are a great look at “Old West” traditions! Meals BD
8. VISIT TO A WYOMING RANCH
Experience the scenic splendors of the Bighorn Mountains as you traverse canyons and endless mountain vistas, where cowboys work amidst blankets of grassland and seasonal flowers. Enjoy a western ranch experience, including a horseback ride*, at The Ranch at Ucross – you’ll enjoy the tranquility that is found in this perfect setting that defines “wide open spaces”... it is certain to be a highlight of your trip. Meals BLD
9. CRAZY HORSE TO MOUNT RUSHMORE Travel into the Black Hills for lunch and a visit to the Crazy Horse Memorial; first begun in 1948, it is still ongoing – upon completion, it will be the largest stone carving in the world. Continue on to Mount Rushmore National Memorial. See carved in rock the faces of former presidents George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt, and Abraham Lincoln, larger than life. Journey to Rapid City for a farewell reception and dinner. Meals BLD
10. JOURNEY HOME Tour ends: Rapid City, South Dakota. Fly home anytime; a transfer is included from Radisson Hotel Rapid City to Rapid City Regional Airport. Allow a minimum of two hours for flight check-in. Meals B
Explore the pioneering spirit at the Oregon Trail Center and Mount Rushmore; see This Is The Place Monument in Salt Lake
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