Ashton, Idaho

Ashton is surrounded by wide-open spaces and rolling hills, welcoming visitors who are searching for the perfect outdoor activities all year through.

Beartooth Mountains

Some of the mountains in this range reach over 12,000 feet with lots of beautiful glaciers and hundreds of lakes and forests. A great place to hike and watch the wildlife.

Bighorn Mountains

The highest peak in the Bighorn Mountains is Cloud Peak, soaring 13, 175 feet high. The Bighorn Basin and Powder River are to either side of this range, and offer plenty of recreational opportunities.

Bitterroot Mountains

The picturesque Bitterroot Mountains give visitors a chance to explore some breathtaking mountains and canyons, the wilderness inviting outdoor enthusiasts to come become one with nature.

Black Hills South Dakota

This rugged landscape has been sacred to the Sioux Indians for centuries, and provided gold to early pioneers. It’s an exciting place to visit in order to get a real education of the history of this country, as well as see some impressive granite outcroppings and wondrous pinnacles.

Bozeman, Montana

With its quaint western town setting in a large city, Bozeman has a lot to offer. Known to the Indians as “The Valley of the Flowers,” this mountain town is a gateway to Yellowstone as well as a historic site from the gold rush days.

Butte, Montana

Start in Butte to explore the Big Sky country and the unspoiled wilderness surrounding this old mining town.

Cody, Wyoming

Here the forests meet the plains, with lots of recreation available in the surrounding mountain ranges and valleys.

Cooke City & Silvergate

These historic towns are nestled in the Beartooth Mountains, and host many outdoor adventures, both within and outside of Yellowstone National Park.

Craters of the Moon

This landscape is much like you would experience if you set foot on the moon, and therefore the name. Visiting these lava fields formed by volcanic activity is a fascinating and educational trip.

Denver, Colorado

The “Mile High City” provides not only incredible views of the Rocky Mountains but also plenty of entertainment, cultural attractions and a wide array of outdoor activities.

Devil’s Tower, Wyoming

See how erosion has worn away layers of rock over the decades, and take a climb to the top for a unique adventure.

Ennis, Montana

To visit Ennis, in the heart of Madison River Valley and surrounded by mountain ranges and national forest lands, you can truly get back to nature and experience the historic Old West much as it was at the turn of the century.

Gardiner, Montana

Gardiner is the only year-round entrance to Yellowstone Park, and it’s only a short drive to Mammoth Hot Springs.

Glacier National Park

For dramatic scenery, pristine mountain lakes and glacier majesty, you must make it to Glacier National Park.

Idaho Falls Idaho

Idaho Falls is a charming town in Snake River Valley, surrounded by rich farmland and famous for its potatoes.

Dillon, Montana

Dillon offers some great recreation at nearby Clark Canyon Reservoir, with great fishing for rainbow trout, hiking and camping.

Jackson Hole, Wyoming

Jackson Hole is the southern gateway to Yellowstone and contains a vibrant culture for the arts and cuisine.

Little Bighorn Battlefield

The site of the Battle of Little Bighorn, this National Monument commemorates the fight between the U.S. Army, led by Custer, and the bands of Lakota Sioux, Cheyenne and Arapaho Indians, led by Sitting Bull.

Rocky Mountain Park

Within Rocky Mountain National Park, you can traverse the Continental Divide on the highest continuous paved road and experience breathtaking views of spectacular scenery.

Salt Lake City Utah

Salt Lake City offers a wealth of activities for all ages, as well as events that attract folks from all over the world. Millions come here to take part in the unique culture.

Sun Valley, Idaho

Incredibly beautiful, Sun Valley has the wondrous Sawtooth Mountains as a backdrop with an unlimited supply of activities for the whole family.

Teton Valley, Idaho

Teton Valley is an amazing drive through gorgeous scenery, passing quaint towns like Victor and Driggs, Idaho. Be sure to take Idaho Highway 33 to see the sights.