Day 1 Travel Day (D)
Venture to the Great National Parks of the Northern Rocky Mountains, as you travel across Nebraska towards Wyoming. Watch the scenery of the Great Plains turns toward the Rocky Mountains while getting to know your fellow travelers.

Day 2 Cloud Peak Skyway / Big Horn Mountains (CB, D)
Travel today on the Cloud Peak Skyway through the Big Horn Mountains as the breathtaking vistas and snow capped peaks will captivate you as we travel west to Cody, Wyoming. Named after Buffalo Bill Cody, this town is a symbol of the old American West. Optional activities this evening include: Option #1: The Dan Miller Cowboy Review – This show is like a “mini-Grand Ole Opry” with cowboy singing from up and coming country western musicians. Option #2: The Cody Nite Rodeo - With over 55 years of rodeo entertainment, the Cody Nite Rodeo has earned Cody the title of “Rodeo Capital of the World”.

Day 3 Buffalo Bill Historical Center / Yellowstone National Park / Old Faithful (CB, D)
Visit the beautiful Buffalo Bill Historical Center that earned the National Medal for Museum and Library Service by First Lady Laura Bush in October of 2008, and houses five museums. One of the five museums - The Buffalo Bill Museum- examines the personal and public life of W.F. “Buffalo Bill” Cody. Then, continue traveling west to the world’s first national park - Yellowstone National Park. Watch as “Old Faithful” erupts more than any of the other big geysers in Yellowstone, making it the most popular attraction. Enjoy dinner with your travel mates before your two-night stay in the Yellowstone Lodge.

Day 4 Mammoth Hot Springs / Tower Falls / Grand Canyon of Yellowstone (CB, L)
Take your camera, as well as your binoculars and walking shoes, as you visit several sites in Yellowstone National Park such as Mammoth Hot Springs, Tower Falls, Grand Canyon of Yellowstone, and other popular sites.

Day 5 Quake Lake / Grant-Kohrs Ranch National Park / Glacier National Park (CB)
Explore the results of the 1959 Yellowstone Earthquake at “Quake Lake.” See how the lake was formed as a result of this earthquake fifty years ago. Then, visit the Grant/Kohrs Ranch National Park and see what it took for the rugged men and

women to survive in the “wild west.” Once a 10 million acre cattle empire, the Ranch preserves the western symbols and commemorates the role of cattle men in American history. Then sit back and watch the beautiful mountain scenery as you head for Kalispell, Montana near the west entrance to Glacier National Park.

Day 6 Going-To-The-Sun Road / Glacier National Park (CB, L)
One of the most memorable highlights in Glacier National Park is a drive on the “Going to the Sun Road”. This road, deemed an engineering marvel, takes you 50 miles through the park’s wild interior, winding around mountainsides and peering down over-looks. Board vintage “jammers” with rollback canvas tops so you don’t miss a single view! Day 7 Lewis & Clark National Historic Trail Interpretive Center/C.M. Russell Museum (CB) This morning visit the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail Interpretive Center in Great Falls, Montana. Witness the challenges faced by the Lewis and Clark Expedition as they portage the great falls of the Missouri River. Then, visit the C.M. Russell Museum and see that Old West is still alive through the paintings and artistry of C.M. Russell, cowboy artist.

Day 8 Big Sky Country / Theodore Roosevelt National Park / Pitchfork Fondue / Medora Musical (CB, D)
Today, travel through the Big Sky Country of Montana where mountains and valleys provide awesome scenery as you head toward Medora, North Dakota. Stop at the Theodore Roosevelt National Park in North Dakota that features Roosevelt’s first cabin from the Maltese Cross Ranch. Tonight be treated to a steak dinner, Pitchfork Fondue style, and then it’s off to the Medora Musical – a professionally produced musical variety show performed in the outdoor Burning Hills Amphitheatre located in the heart of the North Dakota Badlands.

Day 9 Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park / Lt. Col. George Custer Home (CB)
Visit the Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park, an infantry and cavalry post from which Lt. Col. George Custer led the 7th Cavalry to the Battle of the Little Bighorn in 1876, and tour the home in which Custer lived.

Day 10 Travel Home (CB)
Sit back and reflect on all the sights, spectacular scenery, and events you have seen and done.

Day 2 Options:
Dan Miller Cowboy Review - $12 per person Cody Rodeo - $15 per person