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![]() "Where The Crowds Can't Go"
From the BrochureThis unique tour traverses three distinct regions of the West to create an incredible combination of beautiful mountains, national parks, cowboy country, Indian lands, desert lakes and cities. With a week each in the Cascades/Northern Rockies area, the Colorado Rockies and the Desert Southwest, this is truly the complete Western experience - Rocky Mountain style! From the Emerald City of Seattle to the jewel of the Cascade Mountains, Mt. Rainier National Park, follow one of America's most scenic and wild rivers, the Snake, into the Big Sky cowboy country of Montana. There is no better introduction to the Rockies than the twin national parks of Yellowstone and Grand Tetons. Experience even more of the wild west in Jackson and outdoor adventure in Colorado's Rocky Mountain National Park, before visiting the capital of the Rockies, Denver.
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