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1. Cody

   The town of Cody was founded by and named after the legendary Colonel William ‘Buffalo Bill’ Cody in 1898 and soon became the center for the areas cattlemen, sheepherders and oilmen. Located in the midst of some of Wyoming’s most spectacular scenery, Cody is a haven for outdoors people of all types and the highway from Cody to Yellowstone National Park is known as ‘the most scenic 52 miles ... more »

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2. Grand Teton Natonal Park

   by – davidg, Tour Manager, North America It’s impossible to miss the Grand Teton Mountain Range as it towers up over the Wyoming plains. At over 4300m (13,000 ft) the three peaks are arguably the USA’s most famous mountain range and they have been sculpted by eons of wind, rain, snow, and glacial action. Technically, the mountain range is made up of ... more »

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3. Yellowstone National Park

   by – Alex McCarty, Tour Manager, North America The most amazing thing about Yellowstone is something most people hope never to see in their lifetime. Just beneath the surface of the world’s first ever national park is a bubbling, roiling cauldron of the molten magma – a super volcano. According to many of the world’s leading geologists, if t... more »

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4. Bryce Canyon National Park

   by – Alex McCarty, Tour Manager, North America One of the major natural attractions showcased in the state of Utah is Bryce Canyon National Park. Ebenezer Bryce, a pioneer settler, came to the region in the 1870’s and built a ranch on the land. Friends and family who visited the homestead were overwhelmed by its beauty and word about Bryce’s Bac... more »

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5. Grand Canyon

   by – Alex McCarty, Tour Manager, North America Words can only hope to describe the vision that is the Grand Canyon. Those who see it for the first time often find themselves at a loss for words, and others still say seeing it for the first time is ‘like a religious experience.’ Stretching east to west, like a scar across northern Arizona, this World Heritage Site reads like... more »

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6. Monument Valley

   by – Ellen Nowakowski, Tour Manager, USA Monument Valley is a serene getaway with historic and iconic rock formations that should not be missed! A visit to Monument Valley feels as though you have been plucked out of your everyday life and dropped in the center of an old John Wayne western movie! Monument Valley is located in the Navajo nation and exposes you to both breathtaking... more »

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7. Yosemite National Park

   by – Alex McCarty, Tour Manager, North America A trip to California is arguably incomplete without a visit to the spectacular Yosemite Valley. Nestled in the Sierra Nevada Mountains, the valley is a major attraction of Yosemite National Park, featuring the world’s largest single piece of granite (El Capitan), North America’s tallest waterfall (Upper and ... more »

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