Salt Lake City

If you arrive at Salt Lake City Airport before noon, you will be taken to see various sites in Salt Lake City including Temple Square, Utah State Capitol, and the Beehive House. If you arrive at Salt Lake City Airport after 6:00 PM, you will be taken directly to your Salt Lake City Hotel. If it is too late to visit the attractions, we will not refund the fee. Temple Square is the headquarters of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, also known as the Mormons. The Utah State Capitol is the house of government for the State of Utah. The building houses the chambers and offices of the Utah State Legislature, the offices of the Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General, the State Auditor and their staffs. The Beehive House was one of the official residences of Brigham Young, the second president of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The Beehive House gets its name from the beehive sculpture atop the house.

Antelope Island State Park

Choose to hike the Buffalo Point Trail for the perfect panoramic view of the Great Salt Lake and the vast open country. Visit historic Fielding Garr Ranch and swim at Bridger Bay Beach, a large sandy beach, and the best place to take a swim in the Great Salt Lake. (Depending on time, this attraction may be moved to the last day)

Hill Aerospace Museum

Hill Aerospace Museum is the perfect place to learn about the history of military airplanes in the US. Containing over 100 planes ranging from the World War I Curtiss JN-4D to the "stealth fighter" Lockheed F-117 Nighthawk, there is something here for everyone. In addition to military airplanes, you'll also have a chance to see other exhibits featuring the World War II American Indian Code Talkers and the Wright Flier. (Depending on time, this attraction may be moved to the last day)

Temple Square

Temple Square is often seen as the heart of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (LDS), also known as the Mormons. Back in the late 1840s when LDS pioneers first reached Utah, they decided to build a temple that would be the center of their religious society. From there, the church grew outwards across Utah, then throughout the United States, and then throughout the world. Temple Square is still the headquarters for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints to this day, containing other historic buildings such as the Tabernacle, the Beehive House, and the Conference Center. You'll love observing the beautiful architecture of these buildings while learning about the history of these early pioneers.

Utah State Capitol

Modeled after the US Capitol Building in Washington DC, the Utah State Capitol Building is stunning. This brilliant piece of architecture is the center of government for all of Utah, containing the chambers for the Utah State Legislature, the chamber for the Utah Supreme Court, and the office for the Utah Governor. In addition to its important role as the seat of government for all of Utah, the Capitol Building also holds incredible pieces of artwork depicting the history of the state.

Mesa Falls

At Upper Mesa Falls, a thunderous curtain of water – as tall as a 10-story building – pours over remnants of an ancient volcanic super-eruption. A mile south, Lower Mesa Falls repeats the performance, the river continually chiseling away at the solidified ash and lava. The beautiful Upper and Lower Mesa Falls are the last prominent waterfalls on the Snake River unaffected by manmade influences. A scenic walking path leads to excellent viewpoints.

West Yellowstone

The town of West Yellowstone, Montana, is located just outside the West Entrance to Yellowstone National Park, is a year-round, family-friendly destination. Nestled among majestic mountain peaks, and surrounded by natural scenic wonders, the town is rich in history and activities. After arriving, you’ll be able to eat dinner and explore the town’s many gift shops. After, we’ll drop you off back at your hotel, giving you time to rest and prepare before the next day’s journey.

Yellowstone National Park

Spanning nearly 3,500 miles over 3 states, Yellowstone national park is one of the world's largest national parks. The park is home to nearly half of the world's thermal features. Additionally, see the only herd of bison dating to prehistoric times as well as bears, wolves and other animal life. Over the next few days we will visit the following 18 main attractions: 1. Old Faithful 2. Grand Prismatic Spring 3. Yellowstone Lake 4. The Grand Canyon of the Yellows 5. Mammoth Hot Springs 6. West Thumb Geyser Basin in the Geyser Basin 7. Geyser Basin in Norris Intercontinental Basin 8. Mud Volcano 9. Fishing Bridge Basin 10. Yellowstone River 11. Upper Interval Basin Upper Geyser Basin 12. Upper Midway Geyser Basin 13. Madison River 14. Sheepeater Cliffs 15. Hayden Valley 16. North Gate Arch (Temporarily closed due to 2022 Flooding) 17. Biscuit Basin 18. Gibbon Falls Please note: we will not visit all 9 of the attractions in one day.

Yellowstone National Park

Continuation of Yellowstone tour

Yellowstone National Park

Today we will be driving through Yellowstone and into Grand Teton national park.

Grand Teton National Park

Grand Teton National Park is well known for its towering mountain ranges, crystal clear water, and rich history. Grand Teton National Park is home to magnificent mountain scenery, sparkling mountain lakes and wildlife. The snowy Teton Mountains stand majestically above the valley, and we will stop at the best photo spots, so you can savor the beauty of the Teton Mountains and Jackson Lake. Complimentary seasonal activity-Jackson Lake Cruises: Take a cruise on Jackson Lake to explore the beautiful scenery and enjoy the food on the island. With knowledgeable guides, you will learn about the history and geology of the area as well as the flora and fauna around the lake.

Jenny Lake

Jenny Lake is the second largest lake in Grand Teton. Jenny Lake has two of the most famous ways to play, one is to walk around the Jenny Lake Trail (10 kilometers); the other is to take a boat trip to the other side of the lake (at your own expense), then take the moderately steep hike to Hidden Falls and Inspiration Point.

National Elk Refuge

Most of the elk depart from the refuge in late April to go to their summer grazing grounds. Once the elk are gone, they leave a vast open landscape with incredible views of the plains and rolling hills of glacial outwash.

Lava Hot Springs

World famous hot springs located near the Idaho Utah border. Take a minute to relax and soak in the mineral hot springs. Temperatures range from 102 - 112 degrees Fahrenheit. (Notes: If you would not like to participate in the activities at the natural hot spring, your tour guide will take you to Bear Lake State Park, the American West heritage center, and the Bear River Bird Refuge to discover wildlife. This refuge offers some of the most phenomenal waterbird watching in the western U.S)

Salt Lake City

After taking in the breath-taking views, your group will travel back to Salt Lake City to be dropped off at the airport. You will head back home full of spectacular images, amazing experiences, yearning to come back for more.