Natural wonders, breathtaking scenery, and incredible wildlife can all be witnessed on this 13-night fly drive. Highlights include Yellowstone National Park, Grand Teton National Park, Antelope Island State Park, Dinosaur National Monument, Flaming Gorge National Recreation Area and Salt Lake City. This fly drive also includes:
Due to the nature of the locations featured, certain hotels are tourist class only. Park admission fees are not included.
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Depart the UK on your scheduled flight to Salt Lake City. Upon arrival, collect your rental car and drive to the Little America hotel in Salt Lake City, where you will be based for the first two nights.
Little America Hotel, Salt Lake CityCombining the amenities of a major metropolitan city with the friendliness of a small mountain town, Salt Lake City is a beautiful and vibrant city. Salt Lake offers unparalleled access to natural recreation, dynamic nightlife, remarkable history and warm hospitality. Ensure you make time to visit Temple Square, which is only a short walk from the hotel.
Little America Hotel, Salt Lake CityToday you will make the short drive to the historic silver mining town of Park City where you will spend the evening, allowing you the opportunity to explore this beautiful city. We recommend a zip line tour at the Utah Olympic Park followed by a stroll around the historic main street to explore several eclectic shops and galleries on offer.
Waldorf Astoria, Park CityAfter breakfast, hit the open road toward the Jurassic-style town of Vernal. You will spend the next two nights here allowing you to experience the many sights this area has to offer. Dinosaurland is highly recommended as it is the only place in the world where you can view, and even touch, over 1,500 dinosaur bones all in their original resting place.
Dinosaurs are not all the area has to offer. Hiking, biking, boating, swimming, rafting, petroglyphs, museums and so much more make this area loved by those who visit.
Holiday Inn Express & Suites, VernalLeaving the dinosaurs behind, today you cross states to the city of Rock Springs in Wyoming. A diverse city richly steeped in western history and coal mining. Outlaw gangs who roamed the West often passed through Rock Springs or used it as a destination. As a young man, outlaw “Butch” Cassidy worked in Rock Springs as a butcher….acquiring the name “Butch”.
Although you’re only here for one night we highly recommend you make time to visit the City Museum which offers a unique look back at the history of Rock Springs starting with the building itself. You may even choose to enjoy a round of golf at the 27-hole White Mountain Golf Course.
Best Western Outlaw Inn, Rock SpringsToday you continue north to the charming town of Jackson, a hiking respite with a historic ‘Wild, Wild West’ feel. With so many mountain ranges within a stone’s throw, Jackson is a hub of outdoor recreation opportunities. Wildlife watching is easy here; elk, deer, and more can be found throughout the valley.
Teton Mountain Lodge & SpaThis morning you will drive into West Yellowstone, the gateway to the geysers of Yellowstone National Park and its resident bison, bear, and elk. No matter what the season, this Rocky Mountain enclave is an outdoor enthusiast’s dream.
You have two nights here giving you ample time to explore. We recommend visits to the Old Faithful Geyser, Lower Yellowstone River Falls, Grand Prismatic Spring and Mammoth Hot Springs. West Yellowstone also has a variety of shopping and dining options including family-run restaurants, cafes, and bistros. Perhaps you could try the regional specialities of trout, elk and bison.
Sightseeing in Yellowstone National Park
Old Faithful Inn, Yellowstone National ParkToday you will cross the state line back into Utah, with a destination of Garden City. Located at the end of Logan Canyon Scenic Byway and on the shores of Bear Lake State Park, it is the perfect place to spend time accompanied by beautiful scenery. Bear Lake is often called the Caribbean of the Rockies for its intense turquoise blue water. As you catch your first glimpse of the lake, you’ll marvel at its colour and wonder what makes the lake so blue. The unique colour is due to the reflection of the limestone deposits suspended in the lake.
Your next two nights will be spent glamping! At Conestoga Ranch, breathtaking nature and rustic luxury combine to create a wonderful experience. Enjoy the natural world like never before – from the complete comfort of your tent, which offers a cosy bed adorned with linens.
Conestoga Glamping Ranch, Garden CityLeaving your Grand Tent in Garden City, today you make the journey back to Salt Lake City. Once back, perhaps make time for some last-minute shopping at the City Creek Mall, where you can pick up keepsake souvenirs of your adventure.
Little America Hotel, Salt Lake CityToday you make your way back to Salt Lake City Airport to return your rental car and check-in for your flight back to the UK.
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