Day One: Vancouver – Yakima, Washington Meals: DTravel south to Yakima and experience the beauty of the region, Yakima is located near the foothills of the Cascade Mountains and boasts over 11,000 acres of premium wine grapes. Today’s journey begins with a visit to the Bavarian village of Leavenworth. There is time for lunch before continuing to Yakima and the overnight accommodation at the downtown Hilton Garden Inn. Dinner tonight is at the hotel.

Day Two: Yakima – Boise, Idaho Meals: B, DTravel south through Washington State, Oregon, and Idaho. Visit the Oregon Trail Interpretive Center. The hotel is the Hampton Inn & Suites Downtown Boise. Boise is home to the largest Basque community in the United States and fifth largest in the world. Enjoy the flavour of the Basques at the Leku Ona Restaurant.

Day Three: Boise – Salt Lake City, UT Meals: B, L, DOur journey continues south and the highlight of the day is Shoshone Falls, among the most spectacular of natural beauties along the Snake River. At 212 feet, the falls are higher than Niagara Falls. Enjoy a picnic at this site. Arrive late afternoon in Salt Lake City for a two night stay at the Radisson Hotel Salt Lake City Downtown.

Day Four: Salt Lake City Meals: B, LJoin the step-on guide as you experience an in depth tour of Salt Lake City including: Salt Lake Tabernacle & Temple Square: live organ recital & demonstration of its world famous acoustics; the State Capital Building: “second most popular statehouse to visit in the USA”; the Governor’s Mansion: “finest home in the West in 1901”; the Old Territorial Governor’s Mansion; University of Utah: the Oldest university in the western US and the site of the 2002 Olympic Village, and more.

Day Five: Salt Lake City – Jackson Hole, WY Meals: B, L, DLeaving Utah behind us we head into Wyoming. With its wide open spaces and big skies, iconic National Parks and starkly beautiful landscapes the scenery seems to be straight out of National Geographic. Beautiful stretches of highway pass by lazy rivers, sagebrush plains, and rolling hills. Arrive late afternoon in Jackson Hole, home of the wild west fur trade. Prepare yourself for an entertaining dinner and show at the Playhouse Theatre.

Day Six: Jackson Hole – Grand Tetons – W. Yellowstone Meals: B, DTravel north from Jackson Hole into Grand Teton National Park. Few landscapes in the world are as striking and memorable as that of Grand Teton National Park. Rising abruptly from the

valley floor, the Tetons offer a testament to the power and complexity of nature. Visit Jenny Lake, historic Jackson Lake Lodge, and Colter Bay Visitor Center, before the three night stay in West Yellowstone, MT at the Holiday Inn West Yellowstone.

Should be physically active and able to walk reasonable distances on uneven ground

Yellowstone National Park & the Grand Tetons June 23 - July 3

10 nights 11 days21 meals

Highlights:Yakima, WA • Boise, ID • Shoshone Falls, ID • Salt Lake City, UT • Jackson Hole, WY• Grand Teton National Park • Yellowstone National Park • Bozeman, MT • Butte, MTMissoula, MT • Spokane, WA • Leavenworth WA • The spectacular Cascades

Tour includes:Ten nights accommodationTen breakfastsThree lunchesEight dinnersMeal gratuitiesAll side tours and entrance feesServices of a local guidePark feesU.S. exchange

Medical insurance is recommended.Passport is required.

Accommodation:Yakima Hilton Garden InnBoise Hampton Inn & Suites DowntownSalt Lake City Radisson DowntownJackson Hole Hampton InnYellowstone Holiday Inn West Yellowstone Missoula Holiday Inn DowntownLeavenworth Bavarian Lodge

AGELESS PEACE OF MIND: $275.00

Day Seven: Yellowstone National Park Meals: B, DYellowstone National Park is America’s first national park. It was established in 1872. Yellowstone extends through Wyoming, Montana, and Idaho. The park’s name is derived from the Yellowstone River, which runs through the park. It’s unclear if the name first referred to the sulfurous yellow rocks below the falls of the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone River or to the sandstone bluffs that border its shores. We spend a day in the park with stops at Canyon Village Visitor Centre, Tower Junction, Mammoth Hot Springs, and Norris Geyser Basin. Keep an eye open for gray wolves, re-introduced to the park in 1995, bison, grizzly bears, bobcats, and many other types of wildlife that inhabit this vast park.

Day Eight: Yellowstone National Park Meals: BThe day is devoted to a tour of the park and its most famous treasures including: the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone, Artist Point, Lower Falls, Lake Yellowstone, Old Faithful, Old Faithful Lodge, Firehole Drive, and Fountain Paint Pots Nature Trail (45 minutes; mostly level walk, with views of all four types of geo-thermal features found in Yellowstone). There is time for shopping in downtown West Yellowstone.

Day Nine: West Yellowstone – Missoula, MT Meals: B, DSpend the morning in West Yellowstone visiting the Grizzly & Wolf Discovery Center, a bear and wolf preserve. Travel north to Bozeman, one of the most diverse small towns in the Rocky Mountains West, known for its clean air, moderate climate, and access to national forest and trails. Then it’s on to Butte with its vintage architecture, and colourful past for lunch. The day will end in Missoula, Montana, dubbed the “Garden City” and known as the states cultural center.

Day Ten: Missoula – Leavenworth, WA Meals: B, DDepart on a brief drive through Idaho to Coeur d’Alene for a lunch stop. After lunch the tour continues into Washington State past Spokane and onto Leavenworth for an overnight stay at the Bavarian Lodge.

Day Eleven: Leavenworth – Vancouver Meals: BAfter lunch depart from Leavenworth for Vancouver. The coach will make its way through the spectacular Cascade Mountain Range to the duty free shop en route to Vancouver.

Price Per Person:Double or Twin: $4,739.00

Single: $6,968.00

Prices include all taxes

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