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7-Nights Cowboy Country - Tauck Bridges Family Travel

Price: $6,490 - # of Days: 7 days
Hit the trail for a true Western adventure…the ultimate family trip to Wyoming and South Dakota. Experience life on the ranch, whoop it up at a rodeo, explore the treasures of the National Park Service, and learn the stories of the people who shaped the Wild, Wild West. Welcome t...

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7-Nights Yellowstone & Grand Teton National Parks - Land Journey

Price: $5,390 - # of Days: 7 days
The soul of the American West... Naturally inspiring, the landscapes of the American West challenge the imagination with jaw-dropping canyons, gurgling mud pots, geysers, and wide-open spaces... while towering mountains are a study in contrast, harboring wildlife and man-made wonde...

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8-Nights Legends of the American West - Land Journey

Price: $5,990 - # of Days: 8 days
The West is larger than life, vast in its myths, its landscapes, historical figures, and monuments... and this 9-day journey takes you to the heart and soul of it. Small groups, averaging 24 Tauck guests, travel from the grand designs of Mount Rushmore and the Crazy Horse Memorial,...

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9-Nights The Classic Lodges & Parks Of The West

Price: $6,009 - # of Days: 9 days
Small groups lead to big experiences on this Small Group Discovery tour! With overnight stays in the West’s legendary lodges, you’ll wake up well rested within the forested wonder of the nation’s most alluring landscapes. Enjoy two nights within the timber and stone beauty of the State Game Lodge at...

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11-Nights America's Greatest Treasures With Rapid City Start & Rocky Mountaineer Canyon Spirit Extension

Price: $5,819 - # of Days: 11 days
Go west for adventure and treasured discoveries on this exciting vacation through Colorado, South Dakota, Wyoming, and Utah—concluding with three scenic days aboard Rocky Mountaineer’s Canyon Spirit train. From the stomping grounds of Calamity Jane and Wild Bill Hickok to the lofty peaks of the Gran...

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12-Nights America's Greatest Treasures With Denver Start & Rocky Mountaineer Canyon Spirit Extension

Price: $5,899 - # of Days: 12 days
Go west for adventure and treasured discoveries on this exciting vacation through Colorado, South Dakota, Wyoming, and Utah—concluding with three scenic days aboard Rocky Mountaineer’s Canyon Spirit train. From the “Mile-High City” of Denver to the lofty peaks of the Grand Tetons, you’ll experience ...

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14-Nights America's National Parks With Denver And Canyon Spirit Rail Journey

Price: $8,819 - # of Days: 14 days
This naturally wonderful National Parks vacation takes you deep into the golden wilderness of untamed South Dakota, Wyoming, and Montana. Strike gold in America’s West with back-to-back visits to some of the country’s best national parks. Come face-to-face with the monumental sculptures of Mount Rus...

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13-Nights America's National Parks With Canyon Spirit Rail Journey

Price: $8,579 - # of Days: 13 days
This naturally wonderful National Parks vacation takes you deep into the golden wilderness of untamed South Dakota, Wyoming, and Montana. Strike gold in America’s West with back-to-back visits to some of the country’s best national parks. Come face-to-face with the monumental sculptures of Mount Rus...

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7-Nights America's Cowboy Country

Price: $3,799 - # of Days: 7 days
Enjoy stunning views of the American West as you make your way through Yellowstone, Grand Teton National Park, and more. Overnight in the cowboy towns of Jackson Hole and Cody. Experience the Wild West as it once was with a visit to Deadwood, a town built on gold and gunpowder. Choose how you delve ...

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12-Nights Spectacular Canyons and National Parks End Denver

Price: $3,375 - # of Days: 12 days
Spectacular Canyons And National Parks End DenverIf it's spectacular sights you're after, this trip delivers and then some. Visiting the mighty Grand Canyon, the Hollywood backdrops of Monument Valley, the twisted hoodoos of Bryce Canyon and the steaming, unpredictable geysers of Yellowstone, expect...

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Overview

Introduction

If you're approaching Yellowstone National Park from the east, you may pass through Cody. We suggest you pause for a while in this historic town named for the famous soldier, hunter and Wild West showman Col. William "Buffalo Bill" Cody. In addition to his many other exploits, Buffalo Bill helped found his namesake town in the 1890s and played a big role in establishing the tourism business in Wyoming.

Buffalo Bill built the Irma Hotel downtown in 1902 and named for it his daughter. (You may be told that the cherry bar at the hotel was given to Buffalo Bill by Queen Victoria. It wasn't, but it's a nice bar nonetheless.) If you want to take a tour of the town's historic sites, take the Cody Trolley, which departs three times a day from the hotel. You can also tour the town on your own by renting a bicycle, tandem bike or surrey at Wheel Fun Rentals, a couple of blocks east of the Irma.

Cody's downtown art galleries boast the works of well-known artists. Each September, the town hosts Rendezvous Royale, a three-day art extravaganza. Summer evenings offer the chance to see the Cody Nite Rodeo, which runs Memorial Day-Labor Day. The Cody Stampede celebration takes place as part of the town's Fourth of July celebrations, and the Yellowstone Jazz Festival is staged in mid-July. Cody's peak season is summer, but a few attractions, including the Buffalo Bill Historical Center, remain open year-round. The road to Yellowstone along the North Fork of the Shoshone River is open in winter as far as the park entrance. Visitors can enter the park there by snowmobile or on cross-country skis. In the fall, views of the area's bighorn sheep herds aren't unusual, and any time of year the funky rock formations called hoodoos are worth a photograph or two. 395 mi/635 km northwest of Cheyenne.

Overview

Introduction

If you're approaching Yellowstone National Park from the east, you may pass through Cody. We suggest you pause for a while in this historic town named for the famous soldier, hunter and Wild West showman Col. William "Buffalo Bill" Cody. In addition to his many other exploits, Buffalo Bill helped found his namesake town in the 1890s and played a big role in establishing the tourism business in Wyoming.

Buffalo Bill built the Irma Hotel downtown in 1902 and named for it his daughter. (You may be told that the cherry bar at the hotel was given to Buffalo Bill by Queen Victoria. It wasn't, but it's a nice bar nonetheless.) If you want to take a tour of the town's historic sites, take the Cody Trolley, which departs three times a day from the hotel. You can also tour the town on your own by renting a bicycle, tandem bike or surrey at Wheel Fun Rentals, a couple of blocks east of the Irma.

Cody's downtown art galleries boast the works of well-known artists. Each September, the town hosts Rendezvous Royale, a three-day art extravaganza. Summer evenings offer the chance to see the Cody Nite Rodeo, which runs Memorial Day-Labor Day. The Cody Stampede celebration takes place as part of the town's Fourth of July celebrations, and the Yellowstone Jazz Festival is staged in mid-July. Cody's peak season is summer, but a few attractions, including the Buffalo Bill Historical Center, remain open year-round. The road to Yellowstone along the North Fork of the Shoshone River is open in winter as far as the park entrance. Visitors can enter the park there by snowmobile or on cross-country skis. In the fall, views of the area's bighorn sheep herds aren't unusual, and any time of year the funky rock formations called hoodoos are worth a photograph or two. 395 mi/635 km northwest of Cheyenne.