Picture pastural plains, jagged mountains, dark forests, chiseled granite

edifices, historic battlefields and exploding geysers and you are in The Great American Western states of South & North Dakota, Wyoming, Utah, Colorado and more. Join this coach journey to some of the most incredible National Parks in the Country via some of our nation’s greatest cities. 11 states in 18 days!

DAY 1 Transfer from Myrtle Beach to Savannah and overnight at your hotel located in the historic district.

DAY 2 Meet your tour escort, and fellow adventurers and travel to Tupelo Mississippi, the Birthplace of Elvis Presley! Enjoy a welcome dinner before getting a good night’s sleep for tomorrow we continue westward. B D

DAY 3 Breakfast is included daily on this trip so eat heartily as we continue west to Hannibal, MO home to Mark Twain. Here, we join the Mark Twain Riverboat for a dinner cruise on the mighty Mississippi River. Enjoy an evening of dinner and dancing as we sail down this mighty river and soak up the wonderful views of the riverbank whilst listening to stories about Mark Twain and his favorite river! B D

DAY 4 Our travels today have us heading North along the state borders of Nebraska and Iowa and finally into South Dakota where we overnight in Sioux Falls, SD, with dinner included. B D

BEST OF THE WEST NATIONAL PARKS THE DAKOTAS & YELLOWSTONE

June 7 – 24, 2022 | Trip#14907 | Starting at $4199.00

PRICE PER PERSON based on hotel room occupancy: Single: $5799.00 Double: $4199.00

PAYMENT SCHEDULE $400.00 deposit due upon booking Balance due 60 days prior to departure

HIGHLIGHTS Mississippi Riverboat dinner cruise Mitchel Corn Palace Badlands National Park Wall Drug Store Mount Rushmore National Memorial Custer State Park Theodore Roosevelt National Park Pitchfolk Steak Fondue The Battlefield of Little Big Horn Cody Nite Rodeo 2 days in Yellowstone N.P. Grand Teton National Park Mormon Tabernacle SLC Tour of Denver Red Rocks Park & Amphitheatre Southfork Ranch

INCLUDED Transportation roundtrip by motor coach Tour escort 17 nights’ lodging All tours & admissions listed Includes 26 meals 17 Breakfasts 9 Dinners All taxes, baggage handling and travel arrangements

DEPARTURES Savannah GA Charleston SC

DAY 5 Continue our crossing of the Great American Prairie we make a stop in Mitchel to see the unique Corn Palace. With ever-changing

mural displays made from the

fruits of the harvest on the building’s exterior, this building is truly an American icon. Our next encounter is the Badlands National Park featuring sharply eroded buttes, pinnacles, and spires b l e n d e d w i t h t h e l a r g e s t , protected mixed grass prairie in

the United States. Covering over 64,000 acres, the park includes sites of the 1890s Ghost Dances, over 11,000 years of human history, and the world's richest Oligocene epoch fossil beds. A visit to the area is not complete without a stop at Wall Drug Store, a family-owned and operated business which offers eccentric hospitality! Continue to Rapid City, SD, where we will check into our hotel and overnight for the next two nights. B

DAY 6 This morning we shall visit Mount Rushmore National Memorial, a 60-foot granite carved edifice of four American Presidents embodying 120 years of U.S. history, which stands as a symbol of democracy worldwide. Then we will catch a glimpse of the Crazy Horse Memorial as we travel to Custer State Park. Here we follow the wildlife route which twists and turns its way through the prairie and ponderosa pine-studded hills that harbor many of the park's wildlife species. From the safety of your coach window come face to face with the number one inhabitant of the park, 1,350 free roaming buffalo as well as white-tailed deer, mule deer, and elk and if we're lucky, big horn sheep, burrowing owls, coyotes, or even a mountain lion. In addition, look out for two of the most colorful characters along the way, prairie dogs and a band of feral burros. Overnight Rapid City. B DAY 7 Leaving Rapid City behind we travel into North Dakota to the wilds of Theodore Roosevelt National Park. This Park is less crowed than most and offers a fantastic opportunity to view wildlife amid the stunning badlands scenery. Look for bison, feral horses, prairie dogs and much more. We overnight in the historic town of Medora, ND known for its western culture and hospitality. Our hotel is the famous Rough Riders Hotel where luxury meets western charm and presidential history. Named for the volunteer cavalry unit led by America's 26th President,

Theodore Roosevelt, this property embraces all that is 1880’s Western nostalgia. This evening experience a dinner

like none other at the Pitchfolk Steak Fondue! Watch as chefs load up pitchforks with 12oz steaks and fondue them, western style! Paired with all your favorite fixin's and an unbelievable view of the Badlands. This is a perfect way to end the day. B D

DAY 8 Today we cross into the state of Montana to the

site of Custer’s Last Stand, The Battlefield of Little Big Horn. Relive the epic encounter between Custer’s 7th Cavalry and the Cheyenne Indian Chief, Crazy Horse, in the company of a State Ranger who will interpret the

Battlefields numerous white stone markers which mark the progress of the Battle. After free time for lunch at The Custer Battlefield Trading Post and Café (you must try the homemade Indian Fry Bread), we travel to Cody, WY, the gateway to Yellowstone National Park and home to Buffalo Bill. Explore the many dining options available this evening, before an evening of real wild, western action at The Cody Nite Rodeo. B

DAY 9 Today and tomorrow are the highlights of the trip as we explore Yellowstone, America’s first National Park. Marvel at a volcano’s hidden power, rising up in colorful hot springs, mud pots, and geysers. Explore mountains, forests, and lakes to watch the local wildlife thrive and witness the drama of the natural world unfold. Today we enter the park through the Northeast entrance and travel the Northern part of the park to Mammoth Hot Springs and the Norris Geyser Basin, exiting at West Yellowstone, MT, where an included dinner awaits us before overnighting. B D

DAY 10 Re-enter the park and travel

the Southern route of Yellowstone to the famous Old Faithful geyser which erupts, always on time, every 93 minutes. Continue past Yellowstone Lake and the Grand Village, always on the lookout for bison, bears, and elk. We leave Yellowstone and enter the Grand Teton National Park on the way to Jackson Hole, the Elk Capital of the world, where we overnight. B

DAY 11 Our journey continues into

Idaho as we progress further south toward Salt Lake City. Along the way is the must-see Bear Lake, located on the

Utah/Idaho border. This large scenic lake is often described as the “Caribbean of the Rockies" due to its intense turquoise blue waters and is a scenic spot to take lunch. Carrying on into Utah we arrive in Salt Lake City where a tour of the famous Mormon Tabernacle located in Temple Square is included (subject to availability). Completed in 1867, the Tabernacle was built as a place for Church members to gather and hear the words of their leaders. Brigham Young directed that the building should be designed so people could see and hear the speaker without impediment, which you shall witness. Overnight in Salt Lake City. B

DAY 12 Today we follow Interstate 80, the United States’ second-longest highway which runs the length of southern Wyoming, passing through long stretches of open road and beautiful natural scenery. We stop for an included dinner in Laramie before arriving in Denver, CO, the Mile-High City, where we overnight for the next two nights. B D

DAY 13 This morning we join our local guide for a

tour of the city. Experience the two sides of Denver: an historic western town and thriving modern city. Travel through the tree-lined streets of Denver’s residential neighborhoods and journey back to the 19th century. Witness the elegance of historic Larimer Square and the Victorian mansions of "unsinkable Molly Brown" and others. Along the way, we will pass a variety of cultural attractions, such as beautiful City Park, Civic Center Park, the gold-domed State Capitol, the United States Mint, and the Denver Art Museum, to name a few. Another highlight is bustling 17th Street, Denver’s financial nerve center, with its towering skyscrapers set against the backdrop of the Rocky Mountains. Speaking of the Rocky Mountains, this afternoon we shall

travel 15 miles west of Denver to the foothill of the Rockies to visit the impressive Red Rocks Park & Amphitheater. This naturally formed, world-famous outdoor venue is the only naturally occurring, acoustically perfect amphitheater in the world. Learn about the gradual earth movement that formed the "walls" of the amphitheater, the earliest inhabitants of the territory, and the artists that have graced this magical stage. B

DAY 14 Heading ever further east we follow Rte. 70 into Kansas, and the city of Wichita where dinner is included and we overnight. B D

DAY 15 Our next stop Dallas, TX. Here we visit the Legendary Southfork Ranch, made famous by the Ewing Family in the television series “Dallas”. J.R.’s Steak Dinner included at the Ranch this evening in Bobbies study! Overnight Dallas. B D

DAY 16 Our destination today is Meridian, MS. Here we will all congregate for a final farewell dinner as we reminisce about our travels across the country through 11 states. B D

DAY 17 The final stop on our journey back home is Summerville, SC where we shall overnight B

DAY 18 Final leg of the trip as we journey back home. B

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