YELLOWSTONE, TETONS, MOUNT RUSHMORE,
NORTH & SOUTH DAKOTA
June 1 – 13, 2015
Herbert Hoover National Historic Site - Great Platte River Road Archway Monument, - Scotts Bluff
Fort Laramie National Historic Site - Grand Tetons – Yellowstone National Park – Cody, WY
Tatanka: Story of the Bison – Mount Rushmore – Crazy Horse – Buffalo Jeep Ride
Medora Musical and Pitchfork Fondue – Dinosaur Museum – Lewis & Clark Riverboat Cruise
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June 1 A travel day to the Country Inn & Suites in Portage IN.
June 2 HERBERT HOOVER NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE - The papers of President and Mrs. Hoover
are among those housed in the library archives. Museum exhibits tell the story of Hoover's life and career.
Tonight you overnight at the Fairfield Inn in Council Bluff IA. (B, D)
June 3 Depart for the GREAT PLATTE RIVER ROAD ARCHWAY
MONUMENT - The Archway is a museum and monument to Nebraska's and the Platte River valley's role in
westward expansion. The Archway is directly over Interstate 80 three miles east of Kearney, NB.
Before checking into the Holiday Inn Express Scotts Bluff, we travel the Western Trails Scenic & Historic
Byway with a stop at Scotts Bluff National Monument in western Nebraska, which is an important 19th-century
landmark on the Oregon Trail and Mormon Trail. (B, D)
June 4 FORT LARAMIE NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE: Fort Laramie was a significant 19th century
trading post and diplomatic site located at the confluence of the Laramie River and the North Platte River in the
upper Platte River Valley in the eastern part of the U.S. state of Wyoming. Our stay this evening is the Quality
Inn 49ers Inn in Jackson, WY. (B, D)
June 5 The day is free to explore Jackson or take an optional float trip on the Snake River. The 10-Mile Float
Trip runs from historic Dead Man’s Bar, located just below the Snake River Overlook, to Moose Village and is
entirely within Grand Teton National Park, and covers the most scenic stretch of the Snake River within the
entire Jackson Hole Valley. (B)
June 6 After breakfast at the hotel, you will travel through the GRAND TETONS, home to the youngest
peaks in the Rockies, and YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK, America’s oldest and most beautiful
national park and where you often see grizzly bears and elk roaming the streams, spectacular waterfalls and
mysterious petrified forests. We will make a stop at OLD FAITHFUL GEYER and watch in amazement as
the geyser erupts, sending a fountain of steam more than 60 feet in the air. Tonight you will overnight at The
Cody Hotel, Cody, WY, and walk across the street to enjoy the CATTLE COMPANY DINNER SHOW, a
foot-stompin’, hand-clappin’ live Western Music show. (B, D)
June 7 We depart for SPEARFISH CANYON, A National Forest Scenic Byway and stop at TATANKA:
Story of the Bison. Your hotel for the next two nights is the BW Golden Spike Inn, Hill City, SD. (B, D)
June 8 A full day with visits to: MOUNT RUSHMORE MEMORIAL, featuring 60-foot sculptures of
presidents George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt and Abraham Lincoln carved into the
granite face of Mount Rushmore; CRAZY HORSE MEMORIAL, the world’s largest sculpture still in
progress and a BUFFALO JEEP RIDE, getting up close to the wildlife! Your driver and guide takes you off-road,
where only our Jeeps are permitted, to provide historical and educational information about the Park and wildlife. (B)
June 9 After your breakfast at the hotel, you will travel to MEDORA, ND, with free time in the afternoon.
This evening you will have a unique dining experience at the PITCHFORK FONDUE overlooking the
picturesque Badlands, plus you will be serenaded with western melodies. After dinner you will attend the
MEDORA MUSICAL, a western-style musical set in the outdoor splendor of the rugged North Dakota
Badlands overlooking the Little Missouri River Valley. Your stay tonight is at the Rough Riders Hotel. (B, D)
June 10 After your Chuck Wagon Breakfast, you travel to the DAKOTA DINOSAUR MUSEUM which
features 11 full-scale dinosaurs including a real skeleton of a Triceratops. The museum features an outstanding
collection of minerals from around the world. Other exhibits include fluorescent minerals, invertebrate and
vertebrate fossils, mammals including a bison and a rhinoceros bone-bed, and modern seashells and sea life.
This evening we will stay at the Hampton Inn in Bismarck, ND after a LEWIS & CLARK RIVERBOAT
CRUISE. (B, D)
June 11 Breakfast is at the Hampton Inn. Today we leave the Dakota’s, travel though Minnesota and overnight
in Eau Claire, WI. (B, D)
June 12 After breakfast, we journey to the Northern Indiana Amish Country. Your stay is at the beautiful
Essenhaus Inn with dinner at the Das Dutchman Restaurant with time for shopping. (B, D)
June 13 Breakfast is at the hotel before you head for home with many fond memories of your journey and
having made new friends. (B)
$3559 Single
$2729 DOUBLE
$2629 Triple
All rates are per person
DEPOSITS:
FINAL PAYMENT:
$200 Per person (cash or check)
April 15, 2015 (cash or check)
INCLUDES: Round trip motor coach from Hornell, Dansville & Mt. Morris, 12 breakfasts, 9 dinners,
plus 2 Dinner Shows, itinerary as described and escorted by Judy Scorsone.
NOT INCLUDED: Meals other than listed, optional excursions, items of a personal nature and Travel
Guard Protection which is strongly recommended and is available through our office.
RATES: Subject to fuel surcharge.
CHANGES/CANCELLATION/REFUNDS: All cancellations must be received in writing. A full refund
less $200 per person administrative charge (except amount paid for non-refundable Travel Guard
Protection) will be made for written cancellation received by April 14, 2015. Cancellation fees for
passengers who cancel after that date for any reason are as follows:
Prior to April 15, 2015 - $200 per person
April 15, 2015 – No refund
Name change or revision is subject to $50 per person.
Travel Guard Protection is non-refundable.
Should you fail to complete the tour for any reason there will be no refunds for unused features. Travel
Guard Protection is highly recommended at the time of deposit and is available in our office.
RESPONSIBILITY: Judy’s Travel Center, Inc. acts as an agent in arranging transportation, lodging,
sightseeing and other tour features and is not responsible for damages, loss, delay, passenger injury or
any responsibility for losses or additional expcenses due to delay or changes of schedules, weather, war,
strikes, quarantines or other causes. All subject losses or expenses are to be borne by the passenger.
JUDY’S TRAVEL CENTER, INC.
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Web site: JudysTravelCenter.com
585-658-3030