Rocky Mountains RV Holidays
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The Rocky Mountains by RV
The diverse and expansive American states of Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota Wyoming and Idaho epitomise the REAL America; whether you are looking for adventure, a cultural ride into the heart of cowboy-land, or a historical trip discovering the battlefields of Cowboys and Indians, the REAL America has it all!
With awe-inspiring scenery, majestic mountains, shimmering lakes, sweeping prairies and tumbling waterfalls, this really is the perfect canvas to paint your own story. Not to mention legendary history and heritage; with real-life cowboys and ranches, discover ancient native American tribal culture, explore the iconic National Parks including Yellowstone, Glacier and Grand Teton, visit iconic Mount Rushmore and spot more wildlife than people.
It’s time to saddle up as your Western dreams are just a gallop away! The REAL America is blessed with an unspoiled, natural beauty that beckons visitors from around the world. Take time to discover it for yourself with the ultimate US road trip.
Denver is the start and end point for many of our Rocky Mountain holiday ideas, but it is much more than a gateway city. The Mile High City is a destination in its own right, located at the base of the majestic Rocky Mountains, yet still at one mile above sea level! Denver combines the best of urban life-style, history and culture with outdoor adventures and activities, so you are sure to find something to enjoy!
TOP TIPS
- The Cody Nite Rodeo runs from the beginning of June to the end of August every year and is a must for all visitors to Buffalo Bill’s Cody.
- Pay a visit to the Million Dollar Cowboy Bar in Jackson, WY even if it’s just to have a sit on one of the saddles converted to a bar stool.
- When visiting Mount Rushmore and Crazy Horse be sure to drive the Iron Mountain Road anti-clockwise for perfectly framed views of Mount Rushmore.
- Try to time your visit to Badlands National Park to coincide with a spectacular ranger led night sky viewing of constellations, stars, planets and even the Milky Way. The programme runs Friday to Monday during the summer.
- Take a guided tour of Little Big Horn Battlefield with a member of the Crow Indian Reservation.
- Drive the Going-to-the-Sun Road in Glacier National Park both ways, the views are too good to miss.
- Bozeman is the closest domestic airport to Yellowstone National Park, just a 1 hour 30 minute drive.
- The Medora Musical, North Dakota, runs from June to September each year. Combine it with a Pitchfork Steak Fondue for an authentic western style meal.
- The Enchanted Highway in North Dakota features a series of unique giant metal sculptures including Geese in Flight, the World’s Largest Grasshopper and a Tin Family.
- For a real feel of the wild west spend a few days getting stuck in on a ranch.
- June and September are the best times to visit for cooler, clear days and fewer visitors to the National Park.
