The Wonders of Wyoming

Depart the UK on your chosen scheduled flight to Denver. Upon arrival, collect your rental car and make your way to the The Curtis, DoubleTree by Hilton, conveniently located in the heart of downtown Denver. If time allows, explore the ‘Mile High City’, take the U.S. Mint tour, or visit the Molly Brown House Museum.

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The Curtis, DoubleTree by Hilton, Denver

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The Curtis, DoubleTree by Hilton, Denver

Designed to provide a unique and entertaining experience, this 336-room hotel offers floors individually themed around popular culture, including television, music, sports, and art. Each level captures the spirit of its theme through decor, colour schemes, and creative design elements that make every stay memorable. Modern conveniences include flat-screen televisions, coffee-makers, wireless internet and DoubleTree’s signature Sweet Dreams beds come as standard in every room at the Curtis. Suites are also available offering additional living space and upgraded amenities.

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This morning, Route 25 carries you north to begin your adventure, taking you out of Colorado and into the Wild West state of Wyoming. Perhaps stop off for lunch at Fort Collins and make a stop at the Terry Bison Ranch before arrival in Cheyenne. You’ll find that Cheyenne is a bustling modern city with an enduring frontier spirit. Home to fascinating attractions like the Cheyenne Depot and Wyoming State Museum and located in close proximity to splendid outdoor adventures in Curt Gowdy State Park and Vedauwoo Recreation Area.

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Little America Hotel & Resort, Cheyenne

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Little America Hotel & Resort, Cheyenne

The welcoming campus-style design offers spacious guestrooms featuring comfortable and luxurious furnishings known for their spaciousness, comfort, and western charm. Nestled amidst beautifully landscaped grounds with views of either the pool or golf course accompanied by 37″ flat-screen televisions, refrigerator, safety deposit box, down pillows and other luxury amenities. There is also an Executive Suite for maximum indulgence

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Today, you may choose to visit Fort Laramie shortly after leaving Cheyenne. Once a western gateway for some 35,000 pioneers who crossed the Oregon Trail, now a restored site with park rangers in period costume. Next, cross the rolling plains of Wyoming and cross into South Dakota. Keystone, your base for two nights, is a charming mountain town set amid the forested Black Hills. You’re perfectly placed to explore the region’s highlights, most notably the world-famous Mount Rushmore National Memorial and Crazy Horse Memorial, both just a few miles away. We recommend taking a drive along the Peter Norbeck Scenic Byway, where winding roads, tunnels, and overlooks reveal breathtaking vistas of granite peaks and pine-covered hills, or spend time discovering the Old West character of Keystone itself, with its saloons, souvenir shops, and attractions such as the Big Thunder Gold Mine.

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K Bar S Lodge, Keystone

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K Bar S Lodge, Keystone

Guestrooms at the K Bar S Lodge are rustic in design with a warm colour palette running throughout. Amenities in all rooms include complimentary Wi-Fi, flat-screen television, coffee maker and mini-refrigerator. A selection of rooms can be upgraded to include a private hot tub and balcony with stunning views of the surrounding Black Hills.

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After leaving Keystone, continue northeast through the scenic landscapes of the Black Hills and rolling prairie to reach Sheridan, Wyoming, for a one-night stay. Nestled at the foothills of the Bighorn Mountains, Sheridan blends Old West charm with lively cultural attractions. Explore the historic downtown with its beautifully preserved buildings, boutique shops, and local eateries, or visit the Sheridan County Museum to learn about the region’s frontier history.

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Sheridan Inn, BW Signature Collection, Sheridan

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Sheridan Inn, BW Signature Collection, Sheridan

The Sheridan Inn combines classic Western charm with thoughtfully modernised comforts in each of its 22 individually themed guest rooms. Each room pays homage to Buffalo Bill Cody or influential figures from his life, reflected through authentic furnishings, period artwork, and personalised décor that immerse guests in the storied past. Each room features plush bedding, blackout curtains, and individually controlled air conditioning. Guests will also find a flat-screen TV, complimentary Wi-Fi, a telephone, and ample storage. Private bathrooms include a rainfall showerhead, plush towels, and complimentary toiletries.

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Today is a real highlight, as you head across the wide-open Wyoming plains toward Cody, a town steeped in the spirit of the Old West and named after the legendary Buffalo Bill Cody. Your stay in Cody offers a perfect mix of history, culture, and outdoor adventure. Visit the Buffalo Bill Center of the West, a complex of five museums showcasing everything from Native American heritage and Western art to firearms and natural history. Stroll through the downtown streets to find Western-style shops, galleries, and cafes, and don’t miss a chance to watch a rodeo if one is in season.

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Holiday Inn Cody, Cody

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Holiday Inn Cody, Cody

Accommodations at the Holiday Inn Cody are bright and spacious with warming decor. Each guestroom comes complete with complimentary Wi-Fi, flat-screen television and refrigerator. If you’re looking for some extra space, then the hotel suites are a perfect choice. In addition to the standard amenities, it features a separate living area with a sleeper sofa and a kitchenette.

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The next stop on this incredible adventure, is Yellowstone National Park, where you’ll stay three nights within the park. Immerse yourself in the park’s extraordinary geothermal wonders, from the iconic Old Faithful geyser to the colourful Grand Prismatic Spring, and explore the Upper and Lower Yellowstone Falls along the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone. Wildlife spotting is a highlight, keep an eye out for bison, elk, bears, and wolves roaming the valleys and meadows. Take leisurely walks along the lake, enjoy the hotel’s dining with panoramic views, or relax on the terrace while soaking in the serene surroundings.

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Lake Yellowstone Hotel

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Lake Yellowstone Hotel

Upon arrival, the hotel’s massive white columns welcome you to a time of classic, yet casual elegance. Standard guestrooms, located in Sandpiper Lodge, are traditionally furnished and offer all the amenities you might need. Premium and Superior rooms are located in the main lodge, with Superior being on the lakeside, and there are a number of suites too. There’s also a selection of Lake Cabins clustered near the hotel that offer rustic accommodation comprising two double beds and a shower room.

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Today you’ll head south through the spectacular Teton Range to reach Jackson, Wyoming, a vibrant gateway to Grand Teton National Park. Nestled in a valley surrounded by jagged peaks, Jackson combines rustic Western charm with upscale amenities, from art galleries and boutique shops to lively restaurants. Explore the town square with its famous elk antler arches, or venture into Grand Teton National Park for breathtaking hikes, wildlife spotting, and the chance to photograph the striking silhouettes of the Tetons reflected in pristine alpine lakes. For a touch of adventure, consider a float trip on the Snake River or a scenic drive along the park’s loop roads.

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The Rockwell Inn, Jackson

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The Rockwell Inn, Jackson

The Rockwell Inn offers a warm and welcoming mountain stay with a range of rooms, suites, and condo-style accommodations. Interiors blend rustic Western charm with modern amenities, featuring plush bedding, flat-screen TVs, mini-fridges, microwaves, and, in many rooms, heated bathroom floors for an added touch of luxury. Guests seeking more space can choose from larger suites that include fully equipped kitchens, cosy fireplaces, and in some cases, private Jacuzzi

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Rock Springs is a city with a rich history rooted in mining and railroads. Known as the “Home of 56 Nationalities,” the area offers a unique glimpse into Wyoming’s multicultural past and frontier heritage. Explore the city’s historic downtown, with its murals, public art, and local eateries, or visit the Rock Springs Historical Museum to learn about the region’s coal mining and railroad legacy.

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Best Western Outlaw Inn, Rock Springs

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Best Western Outlaw Inn, Rock Springs

The western-styled guestrooms include courtside and drive-up rooms. Traditional in design, they feature amenities to make your stay more comfortable, such as refrigerators, coffee makers, complimentary Wi-Fi and flat-screen televisions.

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Leaving Rock Springs behind, travel northeast along Wyoming’s scenic highways to reach Saratoga, a charming small town nestled along the North Platte River and framed by the Medicine Bow Mountains. Known for its natural hot springs, Saratoga is the perfect place to relax and soak in the restorative waters at the Saratoga Hot Springs Resort, your base for the evening.

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Saratoga Hot Springs Resort, Saratoga

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Saratoga Hot Springs Resort, Saratoga

Saratoga Hot Springs Resort offers a range of comfortable accommodations designed to complement its natural, relaxing setting. Guests can choose from well-appointed rooms, suites, and cabins, all featuring cosy furnishings, modern amenities, and soothing views of the river or surrounding mountains.

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Your final stop is Estes Park in Colorado. Nestled at the base of towering peaks, Estes Park offers stunning alpine scenery, charming downtown streets lined with shops, galleries, and restaurants, and easy access to countless outdoor adventures. Explore the park’s trails for hiking, wildlife spotting, and breathtaking vistas, or take a leisurely drive along Trail Ridge Road, one of the highest paved roads in the United States.

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Holiday Inn Estes Park (formally Ridgeline Hotel)

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Holiday Inn Estes Park (formally Ridgeline Hotel)

Each of the 150 well-appointed guestrooms and suites is thoughtfully designed to reflect the beauty of the surrounding Rocky Mountains. Every room includes complimentary Wi-Fi, a television, a coffee maker, a mini-refrigerator, and premium bath products. For those seeking extra space and enhanced comfort, the suites offer additional living areas, upgraded amenities, and breathtaking views of the mountains.

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Perhaps spend your last morning relaxing in the thermal pools, before making the short drive back to Denver, where you return your rental car and check-in for your flight back to the UK.