STORIES BY Ken Burns
YELLOWSTONE & GRAND TETON NATIONAL PARKS
CELEBRATES THE NATIONAL PARK SERVICE CENTENNIAL 1916~2016
GRAND TETON NATIONAL PARK ~ YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK ~ MOUNT RUSHMORE NATIONAL MEMORIAL Explore Yellowstone’s amazing geysers, fumaroles, and bubbling mud pots, and the cloud-piercing peaks of the Tetons... discover Old West history in Cody and the colossal Black Hills masterpieces of Mount Rushmore and Crazy Horse... raft along the Snake River, enjoy real western ranch experiences – and see a rodeo or a cowboy music revue!
1. ARRIVE JACKSON Tour begins: 6:00 PM, Jackson Lake Lodge. A transfer is included from Jackson Hole Airport to Jackson Lake Lodge in Grand Teton National Park. Please join us this evening for a welcome cocktail and dinner at your historic lodge. Meals D
2. SNAKE RIVER RAFTING IN THE TETONS The word “scenic” doesn’t seem to do justice to this morning’s ten-mile float trip along the Snake River* as it meanders through
the stunning Tetons, whose granite peaks appear to rise up dramatically beside your raft on this fitting introduction to the splendours of Grand Teton National Park. As you enjoy the view, stay on the lookout for moose, elk, deer, beaver and many species of birds – including the bald eagle – who make their homes here along the Snake River and throughout the park. Spend the remainder of the day exploring Jackson on your own. Dinner tonight at the Jackson Lake Lodge offers mountain views that are breathtaking indeed! Meals BD
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