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Escape Edition 71

Great American Adventures

In the northern part of the USA lies a region that’s truly magical, packed with epic vistas and stunning natural beauty- The Great American West. Made up of five states: Idaho, Montana, North and South Dakota, and Wyoming there is an abundance of adventures waiting to be discovered. In this Escape Edition, we’re highlighting just a few, the awe-inspiring Yellowstone National Park, skiing in Wyoming, and the infamous Mount Rushmore.


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BEST OF AMERICAN WEST

GO WILD IN YELLOWSTONE

SKIING IN WYOMING

BEST OF AMERICAN WEST

If you want to dive into all things Mother Nature during your Great American West holiday, there’s no better place to start than Glacier National Park – one of the many beauty spots located in Montana. A landscape chock-full of rugged mountains, mirror-like lakes, densely-packed forests, and glaciers - it’s any adventure-lover’s dream.
The crown of mainland USA on the Montana-Canada border, Glacier National Park has more than 700 miles of hiking trails throughout the million acres of forest. 
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You don’t need to see what’s around the next bend to be stopped in your tracks here, as the sheer beauty is jaw-dropping from every angle. The raw splendour of glacial-carved terrain is unlike any other place on Earth. There’s something to be said about climbing high enough to see as far as the eye can see. And when you experience that kind of vastness in Glacier National Park, it’s not something you’ll soon—or ever—forget.
The Park is filled with many wildlife species, including the majestic bald eagle, grizzly bears, and the Canadian lynx. A must during any trip to Glacier National Park is to witness the unique ‘Triple Divide Peak’; water shed from the peak of this mountain eventually drains into the Atlantic, Pacific, and Artic Oceans!
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GO WILD IN YELLOWSTONE

Yellowstone was the first national park millions of years in the making, and this intriguing landscape is one of the most unique in the world. Home to hot springs, geysers, cliffs, canyons, and the ever-ominous Yellowstone Caldera, its sheer brilliance makes it almost alien.
Spring and summer holidays in Yellowstone National Park are all about road trips and ticking off the park’s top attractions. Cut through undulating mountain peaks and pine-filled forests as you cruise along the highway, stopping off at iconic viewpoints along the way. From the alpine meadows packed with wildflowers to the steely rivers that bend and curve below the towering canyons, you’ll be met with picture-worthy views whichever way you turn. But it’s the park’s geothermal features that will leave you speechless. From the kaleidoscopic Grand Prismatic Spring to the pearlescent pools of the Mammoth Hot Springs, you’ll be amazed by everything you see.
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As winter creeps over Yellowstone and the snow begins to fall, the landscape transforms into a powder-white wonderland. Pristine scenery aside, Yellowstone National Park has become a haven for all winter activities. Whether you like the sound of snowshoeing, ice skating, or cross-country skiing, there’s no place more iconic to try.
Running out of things to see and do in Yellowstone is impossible. No matter the time or duration of your visit, you’ll likely leave with a plan to return and discover more.
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SKIING IN WYOMING

Tucked away in Wyoming’s Grand Teton National Park and world-renowned for its white-knuckle terrain, Jackson Hole is hands down one of the best places to ski on earth. With a strong cowboy theme, a unique wintery wild west experience is a great alternative to the typical alpine ambience felt in most European ski resorts.
When the ski resort first opened, it was named Jackson Hole - now Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, not to be confused with nearby cowboy town Jackson. You can get anywhere on foot, with plenty of shops, lodges, and restaurants to choose from during your stay. Go in search of a wandering moose on the resort’s iconic red Aerial Tram (American for cable car).
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Jackson Hole is the one for those searching for a ski holiday across the pond with an authentic Wild West feel, where the streets in town are lined with wooden sidewalks, cowboy saloons, and pool halls. The skiing here has something for beginners, intermediates, and families; spend your days flying down the snowy slopes, or ride the cable car for incredible mountain views that stretch for miles.
Show More
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BEST OF AMERICAN WEST

BEST OF AMERICAN WEST

If you want to dive into all things Mother Nature during your Great American West holiday, there’s no better place to start than Glacier National Park – one of the many beauty spots located in Montana. A landscape chock-full of rugged mountains, mirror-like lakes, densely-packed forests, and glaciers - it’s any adventure-lover’s dream.
The crown of mainland USA on the Montana-Canada border, Glacier National Park has more than 700 miles of hiking trails throughout the million acres of forest. 
Show More
Show Less

You don’t need to see what’s around the next bend to be stopped in your tracks here, as the sheer beauty is jaw-dropping from every angle. The raw splendour of glacial-carved terrain is unlike any other place on Earth. There’s something to be said about climbing high enough to see as far as the eye can see. And when you experience that kind of vastness in Glacier National Park, it’s not something you’ll soon—or ever—forget.
The Park is filled with many wildlife species, including the majestic bald eagle, grizzly bears, and the Canadian lynx. A must during any trip to Glacier National Park is to witness the unique ‘Triple Divide Peak’; water shed from the peak of this mountain eventually drains into the Atlantic, Pacific, and Artic Oceans!
Show More
Show Less

GO WILD IN YELLOWSTONE

GO WILD IN YELLOWSTONE

Yellowstone was the first national park millions of years in the making, and this intriguing landscape is one of the most unique in the world. Home to hot springs, geysers, cliffs, canyons, and the ever-ominous Yellowstone Caldera, its sheer brilliance makes it almost alien.
Spring and summer holidays in Yellowstone National Park are all about road trips and ticking off the park’s top attractions. Cut through undulating mountain peaks and pine-filled forests as you cruise along the highway, stopping off at iconic viewpoints along the way. From the alpine meadows packed with wildflowers to the steely rivers that bend and curve below the towering canyons, you’ll be met with picture-worthy views whichever way you turn. But it’s the park’s geothermal features that will leave you speechless. From the kaleidoscopic Grand Prismatic Spring to the pearlescent pools of the Mammoth Hot Springs, you’ll be amazed by everything you see.
Show More
Show Less

As winter creeps over Yellowstone and the snow begins to fall, the landscape transforms into a powder-white wonderland. Pristine scenery aside, Yellowstone National Park has become a haven for all winter activities. Whether you like the sound of snowshoeing, ice skating, or cross-country skiing, there’s no place more iconic to try.
Running out of things to see and do in Yellowstone is impossible. No matter the time or duration of your visit, you’ll likely leave with a plan to return and discover more.
Show More
Show Less

SKIING IN WYOMING

SKIING IN WYOMING

Tucked away in Wyoming’s Grand Teton National Park and world-renowned for its white-knuckle terrain, Jackson Hole is hands down one of the best places to ski on earth. With a strong cowboy theme, a unique wintery wild west experience is a great alternative to the typical alpine ambience felt in most European ski resorts.
When the ski resort first opened, it was named Jackson Hole - now Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, not to be confused with nearby cowboy town Jackson. You can get anywhere on foot, with plenty of shops, lodges, and restaurants to choose from during your stay. Go in search of a wandering moose on the resort’s iconic red Aerial Tram (American for cable car).
Show More
Show Less

Jackson Hole is the one for those searching for a ski holiday across the pond with an authentic Wild West feel, where the streets in town are lined with wooden sidewalks, cowboy saloons, and pool halls. The skiing here has something for beginners, intermediates, and families; spend your days flying down the snowy slopes, or ride the cable car for incredible mountain views that stretch for miles.
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Mount Rushmore National Memorial

No trip to South Dakota is complete without a visit to Mount Rushmore National Memorial. Four US presidents' huge 18-metre faces look out over South Dakota's Black Hills. Head to the Grandview Terrace for the best views of George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Teddy Roosevelt, and Abraham Lincoln. For a closer look, walk the half-mile Presidential Trail looping around the mountain's base.

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Grouse Mountain Lodge

The ultimate Montana resort on the doorstep of Glacier National Park, Grouse Mountain Lodge, is the perfect choice to spend a few nights while you explore everything this incredible place has to offer. After a day's adventure in the park, you can enjoy a swim in the indoor pool, unwind in the spa, and sample culinary delights at Logan's Bar & Grill.

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International Peace Garden

Celebrating peace between the USA and Canada along the world's longest unfortified border, the International Peace Garden is a huge botanical garden at over 2,000 acres. More than 150,000 varieties bloom yearly among acres of uninterrupted prairie.
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