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 Hunt in the cold sagebrush desert and flat-topped ridges to see some of the world's best preserved fossilized fish, insects, plants, reptiles, birds and mammals from an ancient sub-tropical landscape. 

 The largest salt water lake in the Western Hemisphere, and the eighth-largest terminal lake in the world. Because of its high salt concentration, the lake water is unusually dense, and most people can float easily. 

 America's first national park, home to grizzly bears, wolves, bison, and elk. Experience Old Faithful’s eruption fist-hand. See the world's most extraordinary collection of geysers and hot springs. Explore the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone. Attend an evening fireside ranger-led program to learn more about the wonders of Yellowstone. 

 Five inter-connected museums all under one roof depicting the rich history of the American West, including the life of W.F. "Buffalo Bill" Cody. 

 Brilliantly blue waters combined with sandy beaches are why they call it the Caribbean of the west. 

 Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area is a land that time forgot. Geologic forces have distorted and bowed once-level layers of rock into immense walls, creating spectacular, 1000 foot cliffs that loom over the Bighorn Lake 

  A half-mile of fascinating stalactites, stalagmites, and banded travertine in nine rooms. 

 See the spectacular landscape rich with majestic mountains, pristine glacial lakes and extraordinary wildlife. See waterfalls, swim in Jenny Lake and take a polar bear plunge in Surprise Lake after an alpine walk half way up Grand Teton. 

 On top of the Bighorn Range in Wyoming, a desolate 9,642 feet high and only reachable during the warm summer months, lies an ancient Native American construction -- an 80' diameter wheel-like pattern made of stones. 

 Clark's inscription is the only remaining physical evidence found along the route that was followed by the Lewis and Clark Expedition.