Majestic Montana & Yellowstone

Your Small Group Discovery Tour begins! At 6 pm, join your travel companions for a welcome drink. Your Tour Director will prepare you for your upcoming adventure. ENHANCED FREE TIME EXPLORE MORE in Bozeman and enjoy restaurants, local microbrews, or live music in the vibrant downtown. Your GlobusGO mobile app has maps and tips for the perfect day.

Tents and Tyrannosaurus Rex Visit the Museum of the Rockies for world-famous dinosaur fossils, historic Montana pioneer and exploration days plus see a Living History Farm depicting life in the 1900s. Travel from the forested Gallitin Valley to open plains surrounded by mountain ranges and converging rivers in the remarkable Paradise Valley. Make camp for the next two nights and enjoy safari-inspired canvas tents while “glamping” in scenic rural Montana. Enjoy dinner at the riverfront with locally sourced meat and seafood, fresh salads, and later, spend time stargazing with s’mores by the crackling campfire. (B,L,D) TOUR HIGHLIGHT SMALL GROUP EXCLUSIVE ACCOMMODATION Modern-day glamping at Under Canvas in deluxe tents with ensuite bathrooms, plush linens, hot running water, private decks, and all the comforts of home. Best-in-class scenery, flanked by mountains and the Yellowstone River flowing north out of Yellowstone National Park provide the perfect backdrop for a great night’s sleep under the stars.

Riverside Sojourn Spend the morning at leisure. Relax at the resort and appreciate Paradise Valley, walk by the Yellowstone River, rest in a riverside hammock, or consider hiking or exploring the river on a scenic float trip. This afternoon, join your Tour Director on a journey south for a memorable experience to [LOCAL FAVORITE] Lamar Valley, tucked into the northeastern corner of Yellowstone National Park. The wide, open landscape is known for stunning scenery and exceptional wildlife viewing opportunities. (B) TOUR HIGHLIGHT WESTERN TRADITION Located at the “Big Bend” in the Yellowstone River, Livingston was the original gateway city to Yellowstone Park with a train depot, saloons, hotels, and stunning scenery. Now the live music, local breweries, farm-to-table restaurants, and modern saloons keep the local ranchers and visitors entertained in an Old West style. LOCAL FAVORITE WILD AND WONDERFUL Yellowstone’s Lamar Valley carves a vast U-shaped valley from millions of years of glaciers during the last ice age. Often referred to as “America’s Serengeti,” the valley offers the chance to see bison roaming the grasslands, pronghorn grazing in the distance, and, with a bit of luck, wolves or bears moving across the hills. The Lamar River winds gently through the valley, adding to the sense of calm and natural beauty.

America’s First National Park Using the original entrance to Yellowstone, the iconic Roosevelt Arch greets your entry to America’s First National Park. Visit Mammoth Hot Springs in the northern part of the park, where heat, water, limestone, and rock fractures have created a unique terrace feature and learn about the famous hot springs and park’s thermal features. Continue to the [LOCAL FAVORITE] Yellowstone Tribal Heritage Center, where local artists display and demonstrate nature photography, beadwork, storytelling, watercolor painting and more. Explore on your own with the remainder of the day at leisure in the park. (B,L) LOCAL FAVORITE SMALL GROUP EXCLUSIVE Local Indigenous artists, scholars, and members of the 27 associated tribes of Yellowstone National Park engage and educate visitors about the cultural heritage and historical connections with the park land at the Yellowstone Tribal Heritage Center. Part of the Yellowstone Forever Institute, it provides an ongoing Native presence in the park for visitors to also showcase the handiwork of tribal artists and encourage cross-cultural exchange.