Embark on an unforgettable journey through the Wild West with stops at Yellowstone National Park, Grand Teton, and Jackson Hole. Marvel at stunning landscapes, geysers, and wildlife while experiencing the charm of a western adventure.
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Starr has partnered with Premier World Discovery, a professional tour operator handling escorted tour arrangements. With 25 years experience, PWD's goal is to provide travelers with an unforgettable experience featuring sightseeing, history, culture, and fun!
Meals: 6 Breakfasts, 3 Dinners
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Enjoy a panoramic Salt Lake City Tour featuring the unique downtown area, State Capitol, Temple Square and the This is the Place Monument, where Brigham Young envisioned the building of the Mormon City.
Established in 1872 as the worlds first national park, Yellowstone is a remarkable landscape filled with over 10,000 hot springs, powerful waterfalls, steaming geysers, and vast stretches of forest. As you journey through the park, soak in the breathtaking scenery and stop to admire the beauty of Yellowstone Lake. No visit would be complete without witnessing the iconic Old Faithful Geyser in action, a highlight of the day.
Set out on an exciting Wildlife Safari through Yellowstone National Park, joined by a local guide who will provide a safari experience and enhance your chances of spotting the parks incredible wildlife. Keep an eye out for elk, bears, wolves, moose, bighorn sheep, and bison, as well as a variety of bird species, including majestic bald eagles.
Old Faithful, a renowned cone geyser in Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, was named in 1870 during the Washburn-Langford-Doane Expedition. As the first geyser in the park to be named, Old Faithful is famous for its remarkably predictable eruptions, which have occurred every 44 minutes to two hours consistently since 2000.
The Grizzly & Wolf Discovery Center in West Yellowstone offers a unique opportunity to observe grizzly bears and gray wolves up close. The animals here, unable to live independently in the wild, act as ambassadors, helping to educate visitors about their species and natural habitats.
Enjoy a scenic float trip along the Snake River, led by an expert guide through this stunning natural landscape. As you drift along, your guide will share insights into the areas history, geology, and diverse wildlife. Keep an eye out for beavers, cutthroat trout, cliff swallows, pelicans, osprey, and even bald eagles along the way.
Grand Teton National Park spans approximately 310,000 acres in northwestern Wyoming, encompassing the dramatic 40-mile Teton Range, whose peaks rise up to 14,000 feet and support a dozen glaciers. Located just 10 miles south of Yellowstone and connected by the John D. Rockefeller, Jr. Memorial Parkway, the park preserves a nearly untouched ecosystem, home to the same flora and fauna found since prehistoric times. Visitors can encounter over 1,000 plant species, dozens of mammals, 300 bird species, as well as various fish, reptiles, and amphibians.
Jackson Hole, Wyoming, invites you into the heart of the American West. Once called "Jackson's Hole" by early trappers, this valley has long drawn adventurers and conservationists alike, including John D. Rockefeller, who helped preserve much of its land as Grand Teton National Park. Surrounded by the Teton and Gros Ventre mountains, Jackson Hole offers world-class skiing in winter and scenic hiking in summer. The Snake River flows through fields of bison and elk, showcasing the areas stunning wildlife and natural beauty.
Explore the National Museum of Wildlife Art, home to 14 galleries showcasing paintings, sculptures, and diverse works of art. Perched on a cliff with views over the National Elk Refuge, the museums architecture blends seamlessly with the landscape, reflecting the natural beauty of its surroundings. The collection features artists ranging from early Native American creators to modern artists inspired by nature.
Park City, renowned as one of North Americas most scenic resort destinations, gained international acclaim as the host of several events during the 2002 Winter Olympics. Nestled in the mountains, this picturesque town offers a blend of natural beauty and world-class amenities, making it a premier location for outdoor adventures, luxury relaxation, and vibrant arts and culture. Its charming historic Main Street, surrounded by breathtaking mountain views, draws visitors from all over the world to experience the unique mix of Olympic heritage and modern resort appeal
Experience the thrill of Olympic history at Utah Olympic Park, where youll start with an engaging film showcasing unforgettable highlights from the Games. Dive deeper into the Olympic legacy with a visit to the on-site museum, which brims with fascinating memorabilia, including authentic medals, athlete uniforms, and interactive displays that bring the spirit of the Games to life. As you explore, learn about the inspiring athletes, groundbreaking achievements, and memorable moments that made the 2002 Winter Olympics a landmark event in Utah.
Tour: 08/01/25 |
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*In addition to the cancellation polices listed above, if additional payments have been made to Starr for the purpose of securing your airline reservation, these monies are non-refundable once received. Any name changes after final payment is made will be assessed a per person change fee. The amount of the fee will be determined by the airline. |
Departure: August 1, 2025 |
Delta 2023 Depart: Philadelphia Airport at 7:00am Arrive: Salt Lake City Airport at 9:59am *Flights are subject to change |
Return: August 7, 2025 |
Delta 2022 Depart: Salt Lake City Airport at 11:25am Arrive: Philadelphia Airport at 5:48pm *Flights are subject to change |
**Only 1 piece of checked baggage is allowed on this trip and there will be a charge by the airline to check any luggage.**
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Gratuities to individuals noted below are not included in the price of your tour package. Customary recognized guidelines are as follows:
*Motorcoach Driver $4-$6 per tour guest, per day
*Tour Director $4-$6 per tour guest, per day
Starr has a select quantity of wheelchair accessible motorcoaches available; therefore, we suggest you contact a Travel Advisor to discuss any needs you may have before reserving your trip.
Day 1
ARRIVE SALT LAKE CITY
Arrive in Salt Lake City, “The City of Saints,” founded by Brigham Young in 1847. This evening, enjoy a Welcome Dinner with your travel companions.
Day 2
SALT LAKE CITY/WEST YELLOWSTONE
Enjoy a panoramic tour of Salt Lake City, featuring its unique downtown, State Capitol, Temple Square, and 'This is the Place' Monument—where Brigham Young envisioned the founding of the Mormon community. Later, relax and enjoy the drive north into Idaho, arriving in the town of West Yellowstone, Montana, for a two-night stay. This gateway town sits at the popular west entrance of Yellowstone National Park, the world’s first national park, established in 1872. This evening, enjoy dinner in West Yellowstone.
Day 3
WILDLIFE SAFARI & YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK
Set off on a Wildlife Safari and Yellowstone National Park Tour, joined by a local guide for the best chance to spot elk, bears, wolves, moose, bison, and bald eagles. The amazing park also features over 10,000 hot springs, thundering waterfalls, geysers and endless forests. Take in the stunning scenery as you tour the park, including a stop at Yellowstone Lake. No visit is complete without seeing the iconic Old Faithful Geyser, which erupts about every 90 minutes. Enjoy time to explore, shop, or grab a bite near the historic Old Faithful Inn before returning to your hotel.
Day 4
WEST YELLOWSTONE/SNAKE RIVER FLOAT/JACKSON
Visit the Grizzly & Wolf Discovery Center in West Yellowstone, where rescued grizzly bears and gray wolves offer an up-close look at their world. Located in West Yellowstone, the animals at the center are unable to survive in the wild and serve as ambassadors for their wild counterparts. Later, enjoy a scenic float down the Snake River outside Jackson, guided by an expert who will share the area’s rich history, geology, and abundant wildlife. Keep an eye out for beavers, cutthroat trout, pelicans, and bald eagles along the way. Arrive this evening in the quiet cowboy and resort town of Jackson, WY for a two-night stay, where Old West charm meets modern resort appeal. Be sure to visit the colorful Million Dollar Cowboy Bar with its saddle-shaped barstools!
Day 5
JACKSON/GRAND TETON NATIONAL PARK
This morning, head south to Jackson, WY, with a stop at the National Museum of Wildlife Art, home to 14 galleries of paintings, sculptures, and more. Perched on a cliff overlooking the National Elk Refuge, the museum seems to come from the earth itself, blending into its natural surroundings. The artists represented range from early American tribes to contemporary artists devoted to nature. Marvel at the stunning Teton Mountain Range, towering over a mile above Jackson Hole with peaks reaching 14,000 feet. Return to Jackson for an evening at your leisure in this iconic Western town
Day 6
JACKSON/PARK CITY, UTAH
Journey to Park City, home to several events of the 2002 Winter Olympics and one of the most beautiful resort areas in North America. At the Utah Olympic Park, watch an inspiring film showcasing Games highlights and explore the museum’s collection of Olympic memorabilia. Take a leisurely stroll down Main Street, lined with over 64 historic buildings, charming shops, galleries, and boutiques. Cap off the day with a memorable Farewell Dinner shared with your fellow travelers.
Day 7
PARK CITY/FLY HOME
Transfer to the Salt Lake City airport for your flight home filled with wonderful memories of your Yellowstone & the Wild West Tour.
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Note: Hotels are subject to change and are assigned approximately 30 days prior to departure.
Below is a list of pick-up points available on this tour.
Below is a list of pick-up points available for this tour. Pick up points vary by departure date so to see which date(s) your preferred location(s) is available, click “view” below.
Note: Not all pick-up points are available for all tours or all departure dates. Also, with less than 3 people booked from a pick-up point, that pick-up point may be changed or eliminated. If so, we will alert you approximately 30 days prior to departure.
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Bensalem, PA (MAIN) | Spark by Hilton Bensalem Phila (MAIN) 3499 Street Rd Bensalem, PA |
Cherry Hill, NJ (MAIN) | Cherry Hill Train Station Parking Lot (MAIN) Next to ShopRite at 2240 W Marlton Pike |
Chester, PA (MAIN) | Harrah's Philadelphia Casino (MAIN) 777 Harrah's Blvd |
Hamilton, NJ (MAIN) | Hamilton Station Park & Ride Garage (MAIN) 800 Sloan Avenue Hamilton, NJ |
Iselin, NJ (MAIN/HUB) | APA Hotel Woodbridge (MAIN/HUB) 120 S Wood Avenue Iselin, NJ |
Phila (NE), PA (MAIN) | Phila (Northeast) KleinLife (MAIN) 10100 Jamison Ave (at Red Lion Rd) Philadelphia PA |
Phila (South), PA (MAIN) | Oregon Diner 302 W Oregon Ave (at 3rd St) (MAIN) Philadelphia, PA |
Toms River, NJ (SHUTTLE) | Toms River Park & Ride (SHUTTLE) 400 Highland Parkway S. Toms River, NJ |
Wall Twnship NJ (SHUTTLE) | Judy Blume Service Area (SHUTTLE) 100 Garden State Parkway Wall, NJ |
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