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Arrive to our joining hotel at any time. Welcome meeting in the evening.
There's a lot to see and do in Seattle, and we recommend spending extra time here if you'd like to explore the city.
Your opportunity to meet your CEO and fellow travellers, and learn more about your tour. Opt to join the group for a local meal afterwards. Don't forget to see the notice in the lobby (or ask reception) for the official time and place to meet up with the group.
Enjoy an orientation walk of Seatte's must-sees, then set off for Idaho's beautiful lakes, mountains, rivers, and fertile valleys. Enjoy a first night camping out under the open sky!
Before leaving Seattle, check out the Space Needle, see if you can find the Fremont Troll and stand in the "Center of the Universe".
Enjoy an orientation walk through Seattle's most talked about places like Pier 57 and Pike Place Market. In the afternoon, choose to continue the tour with your CEO to the Olympic Sculpture Park, Seattle Centre, and Chinatown. Or spend an afternoon on your own.
Settle in and scan the scenery from the convenience of a private vehicle.
Travel to Glacier National Park's towering peaks and pristine lakes. Take an optional helicopter ride to see magnificent views of the park from above.
See rugged mountains, picturesque river valleys, high desert plains and distinctive small towns and historic districts as we enter the state of Montana.
Chill out and enjoy a picnic lunch at the largest natural freshwater lake west of the Mississippi, Flathead Lake.
Settle in and scan the scenery from the convenience of a private vehicle.
Visit this largely untouched land, referred to as the “Crown of the Continent Ecosystem”. Explore the vast national park, encompassing pristine forests, alpine meadows, rugged mountain ranges, and spectacular lakes, and keep your eyes peeled for wildlife including mountain goats and grizzlies.
Take a helicopter ride over Glacier National Park for breathtaking views over this million-acre mountainous park. Only a fraction of the stunning terrain can be seen by road or trail. Fly amongst the mountains and witness snow-capped peaks, glaciers, alpine lakes and historic chalets.
Explore Glacier NP with its many glaciers, lakes and streams.
With over 20 glaciers and 200 lakes and streams, Glacier National Park is a must see! Choose from 730 miles of hiking trails to really enjoy this wonderful park.
At the end of the day as you pass through the gates, you may leave the park a changed person.
Take optional hikes throughout the park ranging from lakeside walks to treks through rugged forests to alpine lakes, glaciers, and mountain vistas. Some trails will be closed through late spring due to snow or avalanche risks. Ask your CEO to point you in the direction of the best trails to suit your needs.
From July to August, take a ride across Going-to-the-Sun Road, a National Historic Landmark completed in 1932. As you traverse this 85km (53 mi) highway, famously featured in the 1980 film The Shining, take in spectacular views of Logan’s Pass and the dramatic Going-to-the-Sun Mountain.
Take a boat ride along the Missouri River and discover the history of the explorers Lewis and Clark in this area.
Settle in and scan the scenery from the convenience of a private vehicle.
Travel the Missouri River by boat and watch the Gates of the Mountains appear to open as you head upstream, just as they did for Lewis and Clark in 1805. Marvel at the towering limestone walls as you pass through the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. Be on the lookout for wildlife including bighorn sheep, mountain goats, bald eagles, vultures, and falcons.
Travel to Yellowstone, home to the most wild animals in the US. Be awed by the colourful geysers, powerful waterfalls, exciting wildlife and contrasting scenic beauty around every corner.
Settle in and scan the scenery from the convenience of a private vehicle.
Test your skills at spotting wildlife in Lamar Valley, widely believed to be one of the best places in Yellowstone to view animals, especially bison, grizzly bears, and wolves. Habitat preferences vary by season, with animals migrating west towards more of the thermal features in the park. Keep eyes peeled, but know that spotting animals involves luck and coincidence.
Explore the Northern Loop in Yellowstone National Park.
Explore the Northern Loop in Yellowstone National Park, which features beautiful scenery, exciting wildlife, and spectacular hydrothermal features. Tour the ever-maturing Mammoth Hot Springs, walk the Porcelain Basin trail through Norris Geyser Basin, check out the vibrant Grand Prismatic Spring, and discover the impressive waterfalls and natural colours of the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone!
More highlights await on the South Loop, which passes along some of the most famous landmarks of Yellowstone.
Travel through some of the most famous landmarks of Yellowstone, including Old Faithful, Grand Prismatic Spring, West Thumb and Yellowstone Lake.
Travel through the Southern Loop of Yellowstone National Park, which features some of the most breathtaking and diverse natural scenery. Watch Old Faithful erupt and take in the geysers in West Thumb with Yellowstone Lake as the backdrop.
Cross the Continental Divide, and enjoy the view of more than 12 peaks that make up this beautiful drive. Opt to visit a cowboy bar for a real Western experience.
Stop at Jenny Lake in Grand Teton National Park and take in the tranquil surroundings.
In the late afternoon reach Jackson and marvel at the town square’s elk antler arches. In the evening, enjoy a night out with a true Wild West atmosphere at the One Million Dollar Bar.
Settle in and scan the scenery from the convenience of a private vehicle.
Visit Grand Teton National Park, a natural playground that offers serene landscapes, alluring wildlife, hidden waterfalls, and hundreds of hiking trails throughout the park. Towering above pristine lakes and alpine terrain, the Teton Range includes more than 8 peaks at an elevation greater than 12,000 ft (39370m).
Stop at beautiful Jenny Lake and take a boat ride across the lake. Hike 3km (1.9 mi) to discover Hidden Falls and Inspiration Point on the other side of the lake.
Enjoy a night out in a true Western town. Opt to go to the One Million Dollar Bar, Wyoming's landmark watering hole, known for its western dancing, live entertainment, and fascinating decor, including knobbed pine architecture and genuine saddle barstools. (Bar entry and drinking age in the United States is 21.)
Opt to go horseback riding or raft down the Snake River. See the sights of Salt Lake City and tour Temple Square.
Learn about Salt Lake City, the Mormon capital of the world, including a visit to Temple Square for views of the world's largest Mormon Temple.
Settle in and scan the scenery from the convenience of a private vehicle.
Learn about the history of Mormonism and get a tour of Temple Square by Mormon missionaries. Enter the famous Mormon Tabernacle and see the world's largest Mormon Temple.
Saddle up and take a scenic ride through mountain trails into an area of unspoilt natural beauty. Enjoy peaceful surroundings along the famous Snake River and see if you can spot various wildlife in their natural habitat.
Enjoy a guided tour along the Snake River and learn about the history and geology of the area. Pass by limestone cliffs and over class II and III rapids like The Lunchcounter and the Big Kahuna. Float down the river, keep an eye out for wildlife, and take in the stunning scenery!
Travel the 'Loneliest Road in America' towards the old silver mining town of Tonopah. Enjoy one of the best night skies for stargazing.
Drive the desolate highway into Nevada and travel on the "Loneliest Road in America", a fascinating, scenic, and historic area on land seemingly untouched by man.
After the long drive to Tonopah, break from camping in favour of a night in a hotel.
Settle in and scan the scenery from the convenience of a private vehicle.
Marvel at the spectacular views of Yosemite National Park's magnificent peaks and granite domes, and enjoy one of most scenic drives in California–Tioga Pass.
With a keen eye, you may be lucky enough to spot black bears, deer or coyotes.
Settle in and scan the scenery from the convenience of a private vehicle.
Take this scenic route through the Sierra Nevada mountain range connecting Bishop with the Yosemite Valley floor. Pass by lakes, meadows, and groves, and keep your eyes peeled for wildlife along the way. (Seasonal July through mid October.)
Picturesque valleys, vast wilderness, powerful waterfalls, elusive wildlife, ancient sequoias and more than 16 types of granite make up this internationally recognized national park. Hike the trails, get up close to ancient rock formations and take panoramic photos of this gorgeous landscape. Keep an eye out for black bears, deer, and coyotes.
Free day to hike to majestic waterfalls, lakes, meadows and amongst giant sequoias.
Full day to explore Yosemite National Park. Hike the many trails Yosemite has to offer and be inspired by this beautiful and amazing landscape. Option to rent bikes in Yosemite Valley.
Explore the park and connect with nature.
Panoramic vistas, gushing waterfalls, and elusive wildlife await. Bring water, wear a hat and sunscreen, and hike Yosemite NP. Keep an eye out for black bears, deer, and coyotes.
Set your wheels in motion with tandem, hand crank or mountain bikes, and opt to cycle some of the 20km (12mi) of paved trails throughout the valley floor. Bring a water bottle, stop to shoot photos, and enjoy some of the most picturesque spots in Yosemite NP.
Choose between a half-day rental or a full-day, and be aware that this activity is available on a first-come, first-served basis. Please note the price for a half-day bike rental is $30 USD and the price for a full-day bike rental is $40USD.
Catch a glimpse of the Golden Gate Bridge on the way into one of America's most popular cities. Take an optional cable car ride over the steep hills, explore the city by bicycle or set sail in the setting sun.
Arrive at one of the most iconic cities in the world: San Francisco. Your CEO will point out some popular sites on the drive into town.
For the final night of the tour, stay close to the action in a hotel in San Francisco's city centre.
Settle in and scan the scenery from the convenience of a private vehicle.
Get out and explore San Francisco.
Visit San Francisco's famous Fishermen's Wharf, walk the piers, check out the marine life, shop and sample the fresh seafood.
Iconic to San Francisco, travel back in time and hop on the world's last manually operated cable car system.
Depart from Fisherman's Wharf and catch a glimpse of marine life as we sail around San Francisco Bay. Admire the city's remarkable skyline, get up close and personal with the infamous Alcatraz Island, and sail underneath the Golden Gate Bridge. Enjoy the sunset and make a mental note to return.
Depart at any time.
There's a lot to see and do in San Francisco, and we recommend spending extra time here if you'd like to explore the city; speak to your sales agent to book extra accommodation.
Not ready to leave? Your CEO can help with travel arrangements to extend your adventure.