National ParksGreat

Of The West

By Vintage Train!12-Days From $2,995 pp

Twice Only In 2014July 29-August 9 and

August 26-September 6, 2014

visual feast to The Great National Parks of the West by vistadome Streamliner train, our very own Great Western Limited. The only holiday to feature Glacier National Park, Yellowstone, Grand Teton, the Sierra Nevada Mountains and Yosemite, all in one glorious holiday, Plus two

nights in 'Everybody's Favorite City', San Francisco with a �ne hotel at Fisherman’s Wharf.

Never before to our knowledge has there been an elegantly crafted tour to the Great National Parks of the West that o�ered up, in one glorious vacation Glacier National Park, Yellowstone, Grand Teton and Yosemite, with a scenic crossing of the Sierra Nevada Mountains and time in San Francisco as added bene�ts. Nicer still, our guests enjoy something that no other western holiday o�ers, travel aboard our own classic 1940's era vintage streamliner train with 'vista-dome' cars for your viewing pleasure. With a sensible pace (most of our hotel stays are two-nights long), comprehensive sightseeing throughout, a professional tour manager to handle all of the details and much more, there is simply no nicer nor better way to travel from the Crown of the Continent at Glacier National Park to Yosemite than this holiday. We invite you to join us. All Aboard!

A Free or low-cost travel aboard Amtrak's 'Empire Builder' train from Seattle/Port-land or Chicago/Midwest points to our starting point in Glacier National Park, Montana, an overnight journey. Guests with less time may �y into Kalispell, Montana with a free shuttle to our hotel in White�sh.Two night stay in quaint White�sh, Mon-tana with complete touring of stunning Glacier National Park, Montana including the famed 'red Jammer' buses over the extraordinary Going to the Sun Highway.Two night visit to Yellowstone National Park with comprehensive sightseeing including Old Faithful and the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone.Two night visit to Jackson, Wyoming with touring of Grand Teton National Park and a �oat trip on the Snake River.Train travel from Provo, Utah to Sacramen-to aboard the ‘Great Western Limited’, an overnight journey in Pullman sleeping car comfort over the Union Paci�c Railroad. All meals, wines & spirits are included aboard the special train.Full day visit to Yosemite with complete touring and overnight at the Yosemite View Lodge along the rushing Merced River.Two night stay in San Francisco at Fisher-man's Wharf with Bay Cruise and Farewell Dinner.A leisurely relaxed pace with more time in Grand Teton, Yellowstone and Glacier Nation-al than most tours o�er.Many meals including breakfast daily.Complete sightseeing from start to �nish including all admission fees, excursions and transfers.Fully hosted by a professional tour manager.

Highlights:

Upper Yellowstone Falls at Yellowstone National Park

Grand Tetons

Glacier National Park

Yosemite National Park

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GREAT WESTERN LIMITED

Day 1: White�sh, MT

Guests arrive by train from western or Midwest-ern points in quaint White�sh, Montana to begin a two-night stay, just a short drive from Glacier National Park. Guests may also �y into nearby Kalispell, just 15 minutes away by compli-mentary shuttle. Overnight at the Best Western Rocky Mountain Lodge.

Day 2: White�sh, MT

We depart this morning aboard one of the red open-air ‘jammer’ buses for the stunning trip over the famed Going to the Sun Highway across the Continental Divide. Later, a visit to shimmering Lake McDonald where a boat cruise is enjoyed. Many of our passengers rate this the prettiest day of the entire tour and you will soon see why. A second night at the Rocky Mountain Lodge. Tonight is our casual welcome dinner, a nice way to meet your fellow travelers. (CB, D)

Day 3: Bozeman, UT

Today is a scenic drive along Flathead Lake, the largest freshwater lake west of the Mississippi and through rustic Montana to Bozeman where superb accommodations await us at the Home-wood Suites. (CB, R)

Day 4: Yellowstone National Park

A short drive this morning brings us to the North Entrance of the Yellowstone National Park, America's �rst National Park and we arrive at lovely Lake Yellowstone this afternoon where we will stay the evening in the Lake Yellowstone cabins. (B)

Day 5: Yellowstone National Park

Established in 1872, Yellowstone National Park is America's �rst national park and after breakfast, we begin a day that is a visual feast. You will see Upper and Lower Falls, Hayden Valley, Old Faithful, Fountain Paint Pot and the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone. We exit the park this afternoon and drive south into spectacular Grand Teton National Park, a spectacular landscape rich with jagged mountains, glaciers, pristine lakes and amazing wildlife including bison, moose and antelope. Here too, like in Yellowstone, our guests enjoy a two-day visit with plenty of free time. Overnight at the 49er Inn. Be sure to check out the legendary Million Dollar Cowboy Bar! (B)

Day 6: Jackson Hole, WY

Today we tour Jackson Hole with the highlight being an afternoon �oat trip on the Snake River. Grand Teton National Park protects stunning mountain scenery and a diverse array of wildlife. The Teton Range is the focal point of the park, the youngest range in the Rocky Mountains. An active normal fault, the Teton Fault, lies on the 40 mile long mountain front. Rock is jetted into the sky some 7,000 feet from the �at plains, with the highest peak at 13,770 feet, the Grand Teton. Happily, we have all evening at leisure to enjoy

this quaint and historic setting. Overnight at the 49er Inn. (B)

Day 7: All Aboard!

Departing Jackson Hole this morning we travel south, stopping at the Oregon Trail Historical Center and then traveling along the Great Salt Lake with an evening arrival in Provo Utah where we enjoy dinner before boarding our private train, the Great Western Limited for our trip west to Sacramento via the famed Overland Route of the Union Paci�c Railroad. There are after-dinner drinks and dessert in the club car tonight as we travel over the original Transconti-nental Railroad. Overnight is spent in Pullman sleeping car comfort with crisp sheets, warm blankets and wonderful pillows. (B, D)

Day 8: Roseville, CA

Morning �nds us arriving in Reno at breakfast time and beginning our spectacular trip over the Sierra Nevada Mountains past names that read like an American history course: Stanford Curve, Donner Lake, Blue Canyon and the American River overlook to name just a few. Most of today is spent traversing this engineer-ing marvel with its snow sheds and steep grades before our afternoon arrival and overnight stay in the Sacramento area where suites await us at the superb Homewood Suites in Roseville, (B, L, R)

Day 9: Yosemite National Park

This morning we have a short scenic drive south to Yosemite with our �rst glimpse of awe inspiring El Capitan and Half Dome. Yosemite always inspires reverence and amazement and happily, our guests have plenty of time to savor all of this glorious 'cathedral of Nature', to use John Muir's phrase, this afternoon with a complete tour of the Valley �oor. Our hotel tonight is at El Portal alongside the rushing Merced River. (B)

Day 10: San Francisco

Today we travel north to San Francisco up the great Central Valley, and begin our two-night stay in San Francisco at Fisherman's Wharf to begin our visit to 'Everybody's Favorite City'. This evening is at leisure with plenty of nearby activities to explore. (B)

Day 11: San Francisco

A magical day that begins with a complete city tour followed by a Bay Cruise that circles Alcatraz and sails under the Golden Gate Bridge. All afternoon is at leisure to explore the city on your own: Chinatown, colorful North Beach, chic Union Square with its �ne shopping or a cable car ride are all fun options for this afternoon. Tonight is our special farewell dinner at Fisher-man's Wharf, a great treat. (B,D)

Day 12: Journey Home

Guests travel home today by air or train or may opt to extend their stay in Northern California.

Condensed Itinerary: Fares By Accommodation:

333 South Indian Canyon Dr., Suite H

Palm Springs CA 92262

www.PS-Uncommonjourneys.com

Ph, 760.424.2205Tf, 888.508.3401

CST 2082870-40

Double Berth (Pullman Section) $3,295 ppTraditional Pullman upper/lower berths. Seating by day, com-fortable beds by night.

Two Roomettes $3,295 ppTwo individual single rooms offering individual lower beds, Individual washbasin and toilets in each room. Perfect for friends traveling together.

Single Occupancy $4,495 pp(Including one roomette aboard the train and exclusive single occupancy Hotel accommodations throughout.) Lower bed withwashbasin and toilet.

Standard Double Bedroom $3,495 ppOne large room with upper and lower berths and private enclosed bathroom with toilet and washbasin. Perfect for couplestraveling together.

Superior Double Bedroom $3,595 ppSame as Standard Double Bedroom except instead of two arm-chairs, features large sofa by day. These rooms are also slightly larger in length.

Suite Accommodations $4,595 ppTwo Double Bedrooms combined to guarantee two lower beds or a large queen bed. Includes two picture windows, and two separate bathrooms with washbasins and toilets!

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CANCELLATION INFORMATION: Cancellation penalties do apply and for this reason trip cancellation insurance is recommended. Trip insurance is available at a modest cost and additional information may be obtained from your travel professional or the insurance carrier of your choice. We strongly suggest that you purchase travel insurance to cover 100% of your tour cost as there are no exceptions to the cancellation penalties. The following cancellation penalties apply should you have to cancel for any reason, including medical, once deposit has been made: Cancellations after deposit has been made but prior to final payment are subject to a $750.00 per person penalty: cancellations 60-75 days prior to departure are subject to a 40% penalty of the Total Fare: cancellations 30-59 days prior to sailing are subject to a 80% penalty of the Total Fare: cancellations 15-29 days prior to sailing are subject to 90% penalty of the Total Fare: cancellations 14 days or less are subject to a 100% penalty of the Total Fare. Given that the resale of canceled space will likely result in a lost opportunity to sell other space, these fees are due regardless of resale. Name changes and departure date changes are considered cancellations and are subject to cancellation fees. Cancellations must be submitted in writing either by letter or by fax and the cancellation will be processed only when this notification is received. Charges for cancellation will be based on the date which cancellation notice is received. Cancellation refunds are payable to passengers in the same manner in which deposit/final payment were made to Uncommon Journeys. Please allow from 2 - 4 weeks for Cancellation refunds to be processed. Refunds cannot be issued until cancellation requests, in writing, have been received.

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NOTE ABOUT TRAIN TRAVEL: Some Amtrak or VIA Rail schedules may require an overnight stay in various cities before and/or after tours. Any overnight hotel stays required due to train schedules are the responsibility and expense of the client, not Uncommon Journeys or Train Holidays. Please be advised that all train schedules are subject to availability and unless all sleeping car accommodation charges are paid at the time of deposit, availability cannot be guaranteed. We reserve the right to pass on to tour members any expenditure occasioned by delays or events beyond our control. In the event of a marked increase in tariff rates, costs are subject to revision.

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PARTICIPATION ON TOUR: We reserve the right to refuse, to accept, or retain as a member of any tour any person whose deportment or condition impedes the progress, enjoyment, or operations of at any program or tour. In the event we exercise this action, Uncommon Journeys responsibility is limited only to refunding the unused tour services if a person is required to leave the tour.

ALTERATION OF ITINERARIES: Because of the nature of the tour programs contained in this brochure, unplanned changes in allotted space may occur. In the unlikely event that this should happen, Uncommon Journeys reserves the right to make changes in routing, visits, and tour timings at any time. Whenever practical, we will advise guests of these changes before departure date. Uncommon Journeys shall not be liable to provide compensation of any type for such operational decisions.

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS: All hotel accommodations are for run of the house standard rooms. Some rooms will be larger or smaller and some rooms may be better than others. The Hotel Management makes all room assignments and Uncommon Journeys/Train Holidays has no control over which room you will receive. If the listed hotel on an itinerary is unavailable due to space availability or other considerations, then we reserve the right to substitute hotel accommodations of a type that we have determined to be of a similar grade. If you have a specific request, we will ensure that this request is passed on to the Hotel Management, however, it may not always be possible to accommodate the request. Please note that it is standard policy in the US and in CANADA that hotel rooms are not available for check-in before 4pm.

TRAIN BAGGAGE: Luggage storage in the passenger cars is limited and as such, we recommend guests take only two pieces of carry-on luggage. Passengers will NOT have access to checked baggage while en route.

GRATUITIES: All hotel baggage and gratuities on included meals are covered in the package price. Driver/Guide, Host, Transfer driver, train station or pier Red Cap gratuities are not included.

RESPONSIBILITY: All train travel included or purchased in conjunction with this program is operated by VIA Rail Canada and/or Amtrak. We cannot and will not accept any responsibility for delays and/or operational disruptions due to VIA RAIL and/or Amtrak operations and decisions. All of our itineraries have been carefully chosen to minimize any potential problem operationally, but occasionally events beyond the control of VIA Rail and/or Amtrak do occur. Uncommon Journeys and Train Holidays does not assume any liability for loss of or damage to or delay of perishable items, medicine, oxygen, liquor, cash, credit or debit cards, jewelry, gold, silver or similar valuables. Uncommon Journeys and Train Holidays will not assume any liability for and loss or damage of luggage or carry-on baggage, and will not assume any respon-sibility for loss, damage, or delay while baggage is in the custody contracted carriers. In addition, situations may arise which make it necessary for us to cancel, advance or postpone a scheduled departure, change itineraries or make substitutions involving hotels, restaurants, ports of call, other travel components, vessels or other modes of transportation. In that event, we do not assume responsibility or liability for any resulting losses, expenses, or inconvenience. We are not required to make refunds once travel commences regardless of the reason for passengers being unable to complete their travel. Please refer to the paragraph titled 'PARTICIPATION ON TOUR' for the only exception to this. No person, other than a representative of Uncommon Journeys or Train Holidays authorized by a document in writing issued by the Chairman, may vary, add or waive any term or condition set forth in the preceding provisions. Written notice of any claim against Uncommon Journeys or Train Holidays must be received no later than fourteen (14) days after the date that services were provided to a tour participant. All terms and conditions and schedules and rates are subject to change without notice.

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