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If you have questions about this trip, email Steve Crawford. His email address is crawford@wnax.com. You can also text him at 605-857-0753.
If you’re ready to reserve your seats, call 800-843-0089!
There are so many wonderful places to see in the Midwest! Here is your chance to experience Yellowstone National Park, along with stops at great sites on the way to and from the park!
Yellowstone National Park, established in 1872 as the world’s first national park, spans over 2.2 million acres across Wyoming, Montana, and Idaho. Sitting on a dormant volcano, it features over 10,000 hydrothermal wonders—including the famous Old Faithful geyser—and offers unparalleled wildlife viewing, including grizzly bears, wolves, and massive bison herds.
NOTE: On this trip, if you buy 3 spots, the rest go for FREE! Meaning, if you have a family of 4 or 5 or 6, you only pay for THREE people!
***Everyone must stay in ONE room***

Click HERE for some pictures from the trip!
The Itinerary:
Saturday, June 19
Travel to Custer State Park
Stop: The World-Famous Corn Palace
Renowned as the “World’s Only Corn Palace,” this Moorish-style structure is redecorated annually with 12+ colors of corn, grains, and grasses to create new, thematic exterior murals.
Stop: Chamberlain Rest Area / Enjoy 50-foot-tall statue of Dignity!
Stop: Sneak a peek at Badlands National Park
The bottom layer of the park is the Pierre Shale formation, left behind by an ancient inland sea that held creatures like mosasaurs!
Stop: You can’t NOT stop at Wall Drug
- Free Ice Water: Started during the scorching 1930s to draw in thirsty travelers, this tradition is still alive and free for everyone.
- 5-Cent Coffee: You can still buy a hot cup of coffee for just a nickel using an honor-system coin drop.
- Delicious Donuts: Their freshly baked, handmade donuts are widely considered a must-eat road trip treat.
- Iconic “Where the Heck is Wall Drug?” bumper stickers are handed out for free!
Sunday, June 20
Travel to Deadwood, SD
Stop: Mount Rushmore You’re going to see the famous heads!
Stop: Have you been to Sylvan Lake? You’ll see huge boulders and rock spires, including the famous Needles, rise directly out of and around the water.
Stop: Deadwood/Hickok Grave/Saloon Famous frontier figures like Wild Bill Hickok and Calamity Jane lived, gambled, and died here.
Hotel: Deadwood, SD area
Monday, June 21
Travel to Billings, MT
Stop: Devil’s Tower features the world’s largest and tallest example of hexagonal stone columns, created when molten magma cooled and fractured underground roughly 40.5 million years ago.
Millions of years of erosion stripped away the softer sedimentary layers around it, leaving this dramatic tower exposed like a giant tree stump on the horizon.
Stop: Little Big Horn Battlefield
The location where Lt. Col. George Armstrong Custer and elements of the U.S. Army’s 7th Cavalry were surrounded and killed by a combined force of Lakota, Northern Cheyenne, and Arapaho warriors. White marble headstones mark where soldiers fell
Hotel: Billings, MT
Tuesday, June 22
Travel to West Yellowstone, MT
Stop: Beartooth Pass
Famously dubbed “the most beautiful roadway in America” by broadcast journalist Charles Kuralt, it is designated as an All-American Road!
The 68-mile scenic stretch connects Red Lodge, Montana, to the northeast entrance of Yellowstone National Park.
Stop: Tower-Roosevelt in Yellowstone National Park is an amazing, quieter region known for its dramatic Tower Fall, rich wildlife, and historic Old West charm.
Stop: Mammoth Falls features stunning, alien-like travertine terraces that look like limestone waterfalls frozen in time.
Hotel: West Yellowstone, MT
Wednesday, June 23
We arrive at Yellowstone National Park!
Yellowstone is amazing because it sits on top of a massive supervolcano and contains half of the world’s geothermal features. Established in 1872 as America’s first national park, it blends incredible geology with wide-open wilderness.
Stop: Gibbon Falls
Stop: Norris Geyser
Stop: Grand Canyon of Yellowstone North Rim Lower Falls
Hotel: West Yellowstone, MT
Thursday, June 24
Yellowstone National Park
Stop: Fountain Paint Pots
Stop: Midway Geyser Basin/Fairy Falls Trail
Stop: Old Faithful
Hotel: West Yellowstone, MT
Friday, June 25
Travel to Jackson Hole, WY
Stop: West Thumb/Tetons
Hotel: Jackson Hole, WY
Saturday, June 26
Travel to Chadron, NE
Stop: Fort Robinson State Park
Crazy Horse surrendered at the fort in May 1877 and died there in September 1877 after being stabbed.
Hotel: Chadron, NE
Sunday, June 27
Travel to Yankton, SD
In Yankton by 4pm!
You’ll get:
- Motor coach transportation
- 8-night’s of hotel accommodations
- All admissions to parks and features
- Wowed by nature
- Possible Wildlife sightings (including bears, elk, mountain goats, bison and more!)
- Exercise
- More fun than you’ve had in a LONG time!
Price: $2,499 per person double; $2,399 per person triple; $2,299 per person quad; $3,299 single.
***Itinerary is tentative, subject to change.
Trip Assurance is available for $100 per person.
- A $500 payment due at booking; the balance is due 60-days prior to the trip.
- By purchasing WNAX Trip Assurance, you will be covered through the day before departure with a 40% cash refund and 40% credit for a future trip which may include a flight credit with a variable expiration date.
- OR may consider traditional travel insurance by clicking here: Travel Guard
WNAX Trips is not affiliated with Travel Guard. - All necessary information will be sent to you 45-60 days prior to departure. Weekend bus trips will be closer to 30 days prior. This will include the itinerary, flight information, pickup locations and invoice if you owe money.
- Tour gratuities and tips are included in the price of your tour. Gratuities for your tour director and driver are not included. The suggested gratuity for your director and bus driver is $2-$3 a day. These should be related to the service received and are solely at your discretion.

See ALL trips offered by WNAX by clicking HERE!
If you have questions about this trip, email Steve Crawford. His email address is crawford@wnax.com. You can also text him at 605-857-0753.
If you’re ready to reserve your seats, call 800-843-0089!
TRIP TERMS AND CONDITIONS
General
Itinerary and hotels are subject to change. Alternatives may be offered due to closure or unexpected events.
Tour prices are subject to increased rate until booked with a deposit.
Booking a tour indicates you have read and agree with the terms.
Air Travel
Air fare is booked at Economy class group rate. Upgrades may be requested at additional cost.
One carry-on bag, meeting the airline specifications, is included in the trip price.
Additional charges for checked bags may be imposed by the airline and is the responsibility of the traveler.
Airlines may change departure times and/or layover sites. Please check the status one day prior to the flight.
Ground Transportation
Ground transportation is provided by air-conditioned motor coach.
Seat rotation is not enforced.
If you need special accommodations or have concerns during the trip, please speak with the host and every effort will be made to make suitable arrangements.
All items brought onto the motor coach must be kept clear of the aisle.
Please ensure luggage brought on the motor coach is not excessive and allows for all passengers to be accommodated.
Hotel Accommodations
Hotels are subject to change based on availability at time of reservation.
Elevators are not guaranteed at all properties.
Traveler is responsible for his/her luggage and may have to walk a short distance with their bag.
Special Requirements
All tours require some walking and traveler is responsible for their own luggage. Please request help from the host if needed.
If special accommodations are needed, please communicate this before booking.
Arrangements for special requirements may incur additional costs to the traveler.