Up to 4 Passengers – additional passengers extra
Pay Your Deposit By : | September 15 | October 15 | November 15 | December 15 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Standard Price | $11,890 | $12,190 | $12,500 | $12,820 |
Peak PriceTravel during July and August | $13,090 | $13,390 | $13,700 | $14,020 |
Extras / Add-Ons : | ||||
| Additional Passenger (maximum of 3) | $600 / each | |||
| Extra Night at Existing Campsite | $600 / night | |||
| Optional Add-On Excursions | See Below | |||
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This trip is perfect for anyone interested in America’s history, from forts to huge rock carvings of historical figures. Starting from Denver, you’ll travel to Rocky Mountain National Park, then to Fort Collins for military, mining, and fur-trapper history. Then its time to leave Colorado and head into South Dakota to visit Hot Springs for Wind Cave National Park and a prehistoric mammoth site. Next, Badlands National Park for spectacular rock formations and fossils, then the Black Hills, for rock-climbing, horseback riding, the famous Mount Rushmore, and the work-in-progress Crazy Horse Monument. Finally, you will venture back into Wyoming to see nature’s sculptures at Devils Tower, before returning to Denver.
Denver – 1 night
Fly into Denver where you’ll spend your first night in a hotel. Known as The Mile High City, Denver is the capital of Colorado and has 300 days of sunshine a year.
Denver to Rocky Mountain: 80 miles
Rocky Mountain National Park – 3 nights
Explore Trail Ridge Road, peak elevation 12,183’ about sea level, the highest continuous paved road in the United States and hike to some of the many lakes, waterfalls, and mountain summits found within the park.
Rocky Mountain to Fort Collins: 45 miles
Fort Collins, CO – 1 night
Home of Colorado State University, Fort Collins is a vibrant town that started as a military outpost in 1864. Visit the Museum of Discovery or paddle a Swan Boat on the lake.
Fort Collins to Hot Springs: 292 miles
Hot Springs, SD – 2 nights
Explore the prehistoric Mammoth Site, now an active archeological dig site, before swimming or relaxing in pools fed by natural hot springs. Enjoy a ranger-led tour of Wind Cave.
Hot Springs to Badlands: 123 miles
Badlands National Park, SD – 2 nights
Dramatic landscapes with spires, canyons, and unusual rock formations are easily accessible via short trails. The Fossil Exhibit Trail displays fossils that have been found in the park.
Badlands to Black Hills: 118 miles
Black Hills, SD – 3 nights
The Black Hills feature mountains, gorges, spectacular canyons, and impressively engineered roads to explore. Mount Rushmore is a majestic symbol of the history of America.
Black Hills to Devils Tower: 122 miles
Devils Tower National Monument – 1 night
Also known as Bears Lodge, Devils Tower is a towering monolith that is a sacred site for many Native Americans.
Devils Tower to Wellington: 331 miles
Wellington, CO – 1 night
Spend your night in Wellington after stopping to hand-feed bison just south of Cheyenne.
Wellington to Denver: 69 miles
Denver – Drive to Denver to catch your return flight.
There are hundreds of guided experiences you could do along the way. These are the ones we think are worth your time and money. Keep it simple or load it up! Our Team will help you decide which ones are right for you. Prices are below with the descriptions and are subject to change by the suppliers.
