Missouri River National Parks Trips & Packages Tours & Trips

Highlights

• Enjoy a warm welcome at the visitor’s center by tour guides who are eager to share their knowledge.
• Visiting one the many fine museums, to participating in a hands-on creative workshop at a local art gallery.
• Visit the studios and galleries of Paducah’s resident artists.
• See the Sailor Man's likeness in the town's own six-foot-tall bronze metal statue.
• Visit the Museum of Westward Expansion and discover the lives of the explorers, cowboys and Native Americans who helped forge our nation.

Highlights

• The Lewis and Clark Train Interpretive Center and the C.M. Russell Museum: Center has indoor and outdoor exhibits that Stephen Ambrose called “the best anywhere;” Russell painted 4,000 works of art depicting the American West
• Lemhi Pass on the Continental Divide and the headwaters of the Missouri River: Dinner cruise on the “River of No Return”
• Hell’s Canyon National Recreation Area: Commemorates great moments in the exploration of the West
• Fort Clatsop: Expedition’s winter camp on the Pacific Ocean

Highlights

• Leave the snow and ice behind & ride away from Ole Man Winter as we dip southward through Tennessee, Texas, New Mexico, & Arizona. In between, we’ll enjoy the warm winter getaways of Tucson, Phoenix, Scottsdale, & El Paso!
• Paced in an easy, leisurely way you like it, with numerous multi-night stay-overs, including sunny Tucson for 3 nights and fabulous Phoenix for 4 nights. (A total of 9 nights are multi-night stays in the same hotels)!
• Experience the enchantment of the rugged Southwest, add the beauty of Arizona, New Mexico & the magic of the snow-capped Rockies & you’ve got a vacation you’ll never forget.

Highlights

• Relive the Lewis and Clark Corps of Discovery adventure on the Missouri River on one of the premier canoe trips in the United States.
• Paddle the Upper Missouri River Wild and Scenic River/the Missouri River Breaks National Monument, from Coal Banks through the White Cliffs and all the way into Montana's Badlands, the Missouri River Breaks.
• See why Stephen Ambrose described the White Cliffs in his Lewis and Clark book, Undaunted Courage, as “one of the most beautiful places on Earth”.
• Explore important historic sites, native American petroglyphs and tipi rings, Lewis and Clark campsites, and abandoned homesteads with our historian/ interpreter.
• Experience "glamping" at its finest, with your accommodations set up as you arrive in camp for hors d' oeuvres and dinner each night, sit at tables with chairs, have wonderful breakfasts and lunches, and don't have to do the dishes!