Cruise America - Cowboy Country
Highlights
Don your Stetson and explore these arid, mountain-fringed landscapes, home to ancient Indian tribes and wild coyotes, howling at the moon. You’ll explore Yellowstone, Grand Teton and the Rocky Mountain national parks, stopping to spot wildlife and soak up the rich culture of this historic, dusty region.
Some of the highlights included are:
- Gaze upon the famous faces of Mount Rushmore
- Watch the Old Faithful geyser shoot water into the air
- Cruise through the tumbleweed-strewn landscapes
- Admire the striking mountains of Grand Teton National Park
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What's included
- An itinerary that takes in three national parks and Wyoming, Nebraska and South Dakota’s motoring highlights
- Indirect international flights
- 1 night in a 4* hotel
- 12 nights’ motorhome rental
- BONUS: 1 FREE Vehicle Provisioning Kit
- Includes Mileage pack
Need to know
- Arrives: Denver International Airport (DEN)
- Time difference: GMT-7
- Visa requirements: British passport holders require an electronic travel authorisation (ESTA), available online
- Language: English
- Currency: US dollar (USD)
- Flying time from UK: around 9 hours 50 minutes
- Plug type: 2 flat pins
- Voltage: 120V
Your route
Itinerary
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Cheyenne
You can visit the Capitol Building and the State Museum to learn more about the area, before crossing the border into South Dakota and heading for Wind Cave National Park. One of the longest and most complex cave systems in the world, stop to admire the crazy formations inside – from frostwork to boxwork – and keep your eyes peeled for bison, elk and prairie dogs too.
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Mount Rushmore
Capture the carvings on camera, before visiting the Crazy Horse Memorial, into which the face of an Indian Chief is etched.
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Deadwood
From the gaming halls and casinos to classic saloons, it’s a real time-warp, fused together with some modern outdoor activities: think rock climbing, hiking and ATVing. It’s also a great place for movie locations too; Close Encounters of the Third Kind and Dances with Wolves were both shot here.
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Cody
The city itself is named after Colonel William Frederick Cody himself – aka ‘Buffalo Bill’. Here you can learn all about his life as a bison hunter and traditional showman and, if you’re visiting in early July, watch the Cody Stampede Rodeo.
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Yellowstone National Park
It’s a truly stunning drive, interspersed with wildlife sightings and postcard-worthy landscapes aplenty. Park up your motorhome at the Grant Village Campground and spend your time here exploring the waterfalls, geothermal pools and geysers. Staring into Old Faithful as it shoots thousands of gallons of boiling water into the air is unmissable.
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Grand Teton National Park
Soak up the striking mountains, valleys, rivers and lakes, peppered with abounding flora, fauna and wildlife. Outdoorsy types will feel right at home here, with biking, hiking, boating, climbing and horseback riding all possible.
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Lander
Participate in a powwow, take in the museums for a taste of the local culture, and visit the grave sites of Sacajawea and Chief Washakie.
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Laramie
Now a State Historic Site, you can explore the prison and its cells, which once held notorious inmates like train and bank robber Butch Cassidy. Be sure to check out the American Heritage Center too, for an insight into the Rocky Mountain region and its past.
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Fort Collins
Our favourite thing to do here though, is discovering the incredible landscapes – stretched across 50 parks and over 280 miles of hiking and biking trails. Spend your final day relaxing and soaking up the culture, or making the most of the great outdoors.
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