Yellowstone & Frontier Farms

Spanning over two million acres, Yellowstone is our country’s first national park and one of the most visited by tourists around the globe. Not only is it home to the largest concentration of mammals in the Lower 48, but it also boasts more geysers and hot springs than anywhere else on Earth! Enjoy a guided tour to marvel at the majestic wildlife and gaze upon Mother Nature’s geothermal wonders, such as the fascinating Old Faithful. We stay overnight within the park, so there’s plenty of time to explore on your own, too!

At Gallatin Valley Botanical, marvel at how a family grew a small two-acre farm into over 50 acres of certified organic vegetables, fruit, flowers, eggs, and a variety of animals. Meet the loveable animals at Alpacas of Montana and hear how this textile company produces quality alpaca products, such as clothing, while ethically raising their own herd. Feed the adorable alpacas their favorite treats. We may even get to visit with crias, or babies! At Mead Ranch, learn how they prioritize humane cattle farming and sustainability while encouraging people to grow local, buy local, and enjoy local. Discover the heart of Utah’s dairy country at a Cache Valley farm, where we learn about the tried-and-true practices they use to produce the highest quality milk.

Travel back to the days of the Old West at Bar T 5 Ranch, situated along Cache Creek in Jackson, Wyoming. Receive a “howdy” from the local wrangler as we step aboard our horse-drawn covered wagon and begin making our way to dinner. The smell of a traditional Dutch oven dinner fills the air as we reach our destination and chow down on hearty local flavors. Our lively Western evening continues as the band takes the stage to entertain us with comedy and hand-clapping music. Enjoy laughter and good times, and have your dancing feet ready – you may even find yourself up on stage before the end of the night!

Immerse yourself in the captivating wonders of these preserved lands, where majestic wildlife roams amidst untouched landscapes and pristine lakes. Explore renowned viewpoints like the Snake River, famously seen in Ansel Adams’ photographs. Don’t forget your camera for the park’s iconic centerpiece, Grand Teton, which towers more than 7,000 feet above the sweeping plains, and the Chapel of the Transfiguration, dating back over 100 years.