Denver is an outdoor city with 300 days of sunshine, brilliant blue skies and breath-taking mountain scenery. Founded in 1858 as a gold mining camp, Denver is located at the base of the majestic Rocky Mountains, 1609 metres (5280 feet) above sea level – exactly one mile high. Denver offers urban adventures for all ages, spring, summer, autumn or winter.

Stay two nights in Buena Vista. Take a hike in the stunning mountain scenery, take a white water rafting trip on the Arkansas River, or visit nearby St Elmo Ghost Town. A soak in the hot mineral springs in bound to relax you after whatever activity you choose during the day.

Continue your Western Adventure with a hike to Fish Creek Falls or rent bikes and take a trip on the mountain gondola, and then bike back down the mountain. Or if you prefer to get up in the tress, try a zipline adventure or get out on the lakes or river on a paddleboard. During the summer there are evening events and festivals for all ages to enjoy. Spend two nights in Steamboat Springs.

With a three night stay here you will have plenty of time to explore Grand Teton National Park. Take a boat across Jenny Lake and to Hidden Falls, or drive to the top of Signal Mountain for spectacular views of the Teton Range. You can take a scenic river float on the Snake River for an opportunity to see an array of bird and wildlife. Downtown Jackson offers a unique shopping experience around the historic town square. From designer boutiques to modern and western fine art and sculpture galleries to quaint shops full of handmade goods, you can spend hours browsing and collecting one-of-a-kind gifts and mementos of your stay

On your way travel through Yellowstone National Park. Established in 1872, Yellowstone is America’s first national park and is home to a wide variety of wildlife, including bears, wolves, bison and elk. Preserved within the park are Old Faithful and a collection of the world’s most extraordinary geysers and hot springs, as well as the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone.

Spend four nights at Lone Mountain Ranch. There are a range of activities available on the ranch (and can be included in a package if you would like), such as riding, hiking, mountain biking, archery, yoga and canoeing. Alternatively spend more time exploring Yellowstone and the surrounding Big Sky countryside.

Head through the northeast corner of Yellowstone and on to the Beartooth Highway. Beartooth All American Road (Hwy 212) is one of the most beautiful drives in America. Reaching heights of nearly 11,000 feet, this 53 mile, 2 hour drive offers sky-top views of snowcapped peaks, glaciers, alpine lakes, and vast plateaus filled with wildflowers. Follow this to Red Lodge where you will stay for one night.

This small mountain town is nestled at the foot of Montana’s highest mountain peaks and offers an eclectic mix of local shops, restaurants and outdoor activities. Take a historic walking tour, bike ride or scenic drive, there are endless options.

Cody was founded in 1896 by the living legend, Colonel William F. “Buffalo Bill” Cody, who at the age of 41 was one of the most famous men in the world. Outdoor adventure includes rock climbing, mountain biking, hiking, kayaking, fly-fishing, horseback riding or river rafting. Three scenic byways offer opportunities to view wildlife and see some of the most beautiful landscapes anywhere. Cody Nite Rodeo happens every night from June to August and includes events such as bronc riding to bull riding and team roping to barrel racing for adults and kids. 

Spend two nights in Cody.

Stay two nights in Sheridan. Cradled by the iconic Bighorn Mountains, Sheridan stands proudly on the doorstep of wide-open spaces, while history roams the street of the historic downtown. Buffalo Bill once kicked up his boots at the Sheridan Inn, while modern Mavericks revel in Old West charm at Sheridan's bistros, cafes, and brewpubs. From here you can also head north across into Montana to the Little Bighorn Battlefield. This site commemorates the Indian victory led by Sitting Bull over Lt. Col George Custer’s 7th Calvary in 1876.

Spend one night in Deadwood, and discover the town’s historic main street. Shop at the dozens of stores and boutiques, stop in to the Franklin Hotel and head up to the balcony to get a marvellous view of downtown Deadwood or pop in to the #10 Saloon to see where Wild Bill Hickok played his last hand of poker.

Rapid City is more than just the gateway to the Black Hills and Custer’s Trail. It boasts a vibrant downtown area with shops, restaurants, boutiques and galleries, a historic district, museums and attractions. Outdoor opportunities also abound with great hiking and mountain biking as well as horse riding. This is your base for discovering Badlands National Park, the iconic Mount Rushmore and the Crazy Horse Memorial. Stay two nights in Rapid City.

Spend one night in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, Fort Collins, offering fabulous recreational opportunities, diverse cultural attractions, a vibrant nightlife scene, and plenty of family friendly activities. Explore the city’s 50 parks, 280 miles of trails, or go for a white-water adventure on the Cache la Poudre.

Drop off your car in time to check-in for your flight.