Day 1 Saturday, August 29

Enjoy a three (3) night stay at the Cody Hotel. It is a luxury hotel in Cody, WY near Yelllowstone National Park's east entrance. Perfect for adventures in Yellowstone and cowboy country.

Day 2 Sunday, August 30

Included Breakfast

A tasty, expanded continental breakfast with hot food items awaits you to start the day off right!

Guided Tour of Yellowstone National Park

Your adventure today takes you thru the southern Geyser Basin, you will see Old Faithful and then head to Grant Village and the West Thumb, the Fishing Bridge and Norris Geyser Basin and more! Included box lunch at Yellowstone National Park

Enjoy an included box lunch while admiring the natural beauty of Yellowstone National Park

Included dinner at a local restaurant

A delightful included dinner awaits you at a local restaurant.

Day 3 Monday, August 31

Included Breakfast

A tasty, expanded continental breakfast with hot food items awaits you to start the day off right!

Buffalo Bill Center of the West

Enjoy your afternoon at the Buffalo Bill Center of the West which includes five museums, all under one roof! It’s the largest, most acclaimed museum in the vicinity of Yellowstone. There’s plenty to see at the Center of the West: Explore Plains Indian cultures, trailblazing cowboys and cowgirls, classic and modern western artworks, and more — all of the galleries share the uniquely thrilling stories of the West. The museums are the Buffalo Bill Museum, Plains Indian Museum, Cody Firearms Museum, Draper Natural History Museum, and the Whitney

Western Art Museum.

Lunch on your own

Explore the town of Cody and savor a lunch on your own.

Heart Mountain Interpretive Center

Through photographs, artifacts, oral histories, and interactive exhibits, visitors to the Interpretive Center experience life at Heart Mountain through the eyes of those Japanese and Japanese Americans who were confined here during WWII. The Interpretive Center provides an overview of the wartime relocation of Japanese Americans, including the background history of anti-Asian prejudice in America and the factors leading to their enforced relocation and confinement. Special emphasis is given to the experience of incarceration, the diverse personal responses of Japanese Americans to their imprisonment, constitutional issues, violations of civil liberties and civil rights, and the broader issues of race and social justice in the U.S.

Visit Old Trail Town

This afternoon step back in time with a visit to the Historic Old Trail Town and Museum of the Old West. A collection of 26 authentic buildings and artifacts from the mid to late 1800’s that have been relocated to where the original town site of Cody was.

Dinner and show at the Cody Cattle Company

Tonight, enjoy dinner and a show at the Cody Cattle Company. Let the Triple C Cowboy Band entertain you with western style singin’ and dancin’! And enjoy the scrumptious chuck wagon dinner of beef brisket, chicken and all the fixin’s!

Cody Nite Rodeo

The Cody Nite Rodeo, held nightly during the summer months of June through August in Cody, Wyoming, offers an authentic and thrilling celebration of rodeo traditions. This action-packed event showcases the skill, bravery, and athleticism of both professional and amateur riders, as they compete in a variety of exciting rodeo events, including bull riding, barrel racing, and team roping.

Day 4 Tuesday, September 1

Included Breakfast

A tasty, expanded continental breakfast with hot food items awaits you to start the day off right!

Lunch on your own at Bozeman Trail Steakhouse

The Freshest Cut of Beef in Buffalo. We offer a full bar which includes 19 beers on tap. ·

Dinner on your own

Enjoy a dinner on your own.

Three Nights Lodging, Hampton Inn at Tin Lizzie Gaming Resort

Stay and play in style with deluxe rooms and luxurious accommodations at Tin Lizzie Gaming Resort. The Hampton by Hilton is located right on Main Street in historic downtown Deadwood, SD —just steps away from all the casino action. We offer convenient lodging with timeless details on historic Main Street. The Hampton is a convenient walk to all of the historic Deadwood sites.

Day 5 Wednesday, September 2

Included breakfast at hotel

A delicious breakfast awaits you.

Three Days Sightseeing with guide

Experience three days of guided adventures with your local guiding expert!

Mt. Rushmore Sightseeing

Enjoy a visit to the majestic figures of George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt and Abraham Lincoln, surrounded by the beauty of the Black Hills of South Dakota.

Lunch on your own at Mt. Rushmore

Enjoy lunch on your own at Mt. Rushmore.

Custer State Park Buffalo Herd Jeep Tour

Our buffalo safari tour will take you where only we can go: off-road. Trek through the park in an open-air jeep in search of pronghorns, elk, and the noble buffalo. Along the way, our guides will share historical and educational facts about the park and wildlife—and help you spot the critters.

Crazy Horse Memorial

Crazy Horse is the world's largest mountain carving located in the Black Hills of South Dakota. It is considered The Eighth Wonder of the

World in progress.

Included Buffet Dinner at the Laughing Water Restaurant

A delicious dinner buffet awaits you at the Crazy Horse Memorial restaurant, Laughing Water.

Day 6 Thursday, September 3

Included breakfast at hotel

A delicious breakfast awaits you.

Tatanka, Story of the Bison

Kevin Costner invites you to experience the history before Wild Bill Hickock. Inspired by his time with the Lakota People while filming

“Dances with Wolves”, Ta’Tanka focuses on the symbiotic relationship between the Lakota Nation and the North American Plains Bison.

Docent led tour of Days of 76 Museum

The Days of ’76 celebration began in 1924 as a way to honor Deadwood’s first pioneers – the prospectors, miners, muleskinners, and madams who poured into the Black Hills in 1876 to settle the gold-filled gulches of Dakota Territory.

Lunch on your own

Explore Deadwood and savor a lunch on your own.

Deadwood/Mt Moriah Cemetery Tour

Let Deadwood’s Finest take you on a journey through time. As we travel down Deadwood’s cobblestone streets, you will hear about an era gone by.

We tell you about the Ft. Laramie Treaty of 1868, Custer’s Expedition to the Black Hills, that incidentally started the Gold Rush of 1874.

There’s more! Mt. Moriah overlook, a 300-foot cliff, where spectacular pictures are made. Gaze down at Deadwood Gulch while enjoying the breeze and essence of ponderosa pine.

The Killing of Wild Bill Presentation

Learn about James Butler "Wild Bill" Hickok who was shot in the back of the head and killed by Jack McCall at Saloon #10 in Deadwood,

South Dakota on August 2, 1876. The saloon was formerly known as Nuttal & Mann's Saloon.

Included dinner at The Silverado Historic Hotel & Gaming

Voted #1 Buffet - Best of the Black Hills! Deadwood's newest and only Las Vegas-style buffet, the Silverado Grand Buffet. We've started from scratch and spared no expense in offering our guests the best food in Deadwood. Over 80 feet of delicious buffet, made-to-order live food stations, wood-fired pizza, dessert and salad bars complete your incredible dinner.

The Trial of Jack McCall

The Trial of Jack McCall is based on the impromptu trial which actually took place in the mining camp of Deadwood after “Crooked Nose”

Jack McCall murdered James Butler "Wild Bill” Hickok. Wild Bill was playing poker in Nuttal and Mann’s Saloon No. 10 on August 2, 1876, and was shot in the back of the head while holding Aces and Eights, forever known as the "Dead Man’s Hand." The play follows the Shooting of Wild Bill and capture of Crooked Nose Jack in front of the Saloon No. 10.

Day 7 Friday, September 4

Included breakfast at hotel

A delicious breakfast awaits you.

Visit Wall Drug

Wall Drug has grown from its humble beginnings in 1931 to a thriving oasis.Ted and Dorothy Hustead struggled to make Wall Drug successful in the early days. But the story of Wall Drug was a story of success because one simple idea took root: Offering Road weary travelers free ice water. Soon travelers would make a point to stop at Wall Drug to enjoy a refreshing break and they haven’t stopped coming to Wall Drug since.

Lunch on your own

Explore the town of Wall and savor a lunch on your own.

Guided Tour of Badlands National Park

Badlands National Park stands as a testament to time's patient artistry. In the heart of the Midwest, rugged canyons and striped spires compliment the badland’s painted sky. Rays of light dance across the barren landscape as intricate patterns etched by wind and rain show off in the distance. Despite its harsh façade, the badlands welcome playful jackrabbits and watchful prairie dogs into its warm embrace.

Travelers who venture into the badlands say they feel a unique connection to the land. As if the wind carries whispers of ancient tales, and the rocks hold the echoes of time itself.

Visit Oglala Lakota Living History Village

The Oglala Lakota Nation and the Pine Ridge Chamber of Commerce and our partners proudly introduce the creation of the Oglala Lakota

Living History Village, an entry point to the beautiful landscape and the past and present culture and indigenous knowledge of Lakota Country.

Dinner on your own

Enjoy a dinner on your own at the Arrowwood Resort at Cedar Shore

Arrowwood Resort at Cedar Shore One Nights Lodging

Cedar Shore Resort rests along the banks of the Missouri River. With stunning views of open waters, and ample opportunities for outdoor recreation onsite. (B) (297 miles)

Day 8 Saturday, September 5

Visit the Corn Palace

After breakfast, visit the original Corn Palace, called "The Corn Belt Exposition" was established in 1892. Early settlers displayed the fruits of their harvest on the building exterior in order to prove the fertility of South Dakota soil. While there, take a short, guided tour of the Palace.

Depart for Home

Depart for home from Sioux Falls Regional Airport