Rocky Mountain Trails by Motorhome

Fly from the UK to Bozeman, USA.

Welcome to Montana! Your adventure begins in Bozeman, a charming mountain town where the Wild West meets outdoor paradise. Settle into the Field & Stream Lodge and shake off any jet lag before collecting your motorhome the next morning. Take time to explore downtown Bozeman's quirky shops and breweries or simply soak in those Big Sky views. This is your gentle introduction to the Rockies before the real adventure begins. Stock up on supplies, get familiar with your home-on-wheels and prepare for the journey of a lifetime through America's most spectacular national parks and monuments.

Welcome to America's first national park, where Mother Nature puts on her most spectacular show. Spend three glorious nights exploring Yellowstone's otherworldly geothermal features, from the iconic Old Faithful geyser to the rainbow-coloured Grand Prismatic Spring. Keep your camera ready for wildlife encounters—bison, elk and bears roam freely here. Drive the Grand Loop Road, hike to thundering waterfalls and watch the sunset paint the mountains gold. Your motorhome gives you the freedom to chase the best light and avoid the crowds. This is Yellowstone at its finest: wild, wonderful and utterly unforgettable.

Saddle up for some authentic Wild West culture in Cody, the town Buffalo Bill built. Spend two nights at Ponderosa Campground and immerse yourself in frontier history at the world-class Buffalo Bill Centre of the West—five museums under one roof showcasing everything from Native American heritage to cowboy culture. Stroll down the main street where gunfight re-enactments still happen, browse Western art galleries and maybe catch a rodeo if you're lucky. The drive from Yellowstone through the stunning Wapiti Valley is a scenic masterpiece in itself. Cody's got character, charm and enough cowboy spirit to make you want to buy a Stetson.

Prepare for your close-up with one of America's most striking natural monuments. Devils Tower rises dramatically from the Wyoming plains like something from another planet—a massive volcanic rock formation sacred to Native American tribes and famous from "Close Encounters of the Third Kind." Spend your night camping in the shadow of this geological wonder, hike the trail circling its base and watch rock climbers tackle its vertical columns. As the sun sets, the tower glows amber and gold, creating a magical atmosphere. It's just one night, but Devils Tower leaves a lasting impression that'll have you questioning whether aliens really did visit.

Time to meet America's most famous faces carved into granite. Spend two nights exploring the Black Hills region, with Mount Rushmore as your headline attraction. Stand beneath Washington, Jefferson, Roosevelt and Lincoln as they gaze eternally across the landscape—it's more impressive in person than any photo can capture. Venture to nearby Crazy Horse Memorial, still being carved into the mountain and explore the charming town of Keystone. The Black Hills offer excellent hiking, quirky roadside attractions and that perfect blend of natural beauty and Americana. Your motorhome basecamp puts you right in the heart of this legendary landscape.

Descend into one of the world's longest and most complex cave systems for a completely different perspective on the Black Hills. Wind Cave National Park offers ranger-led tours through stunning underground passages filled with rare boxwork formations—delicate calcite structures that look like honeycomb. Above ground, the park's mixed-grass prairie is home to bison, elk and prairie dogs. It's a quieter, less-visited gem that offers intimate wildlife viewing and fascinating geology. One night here gives you time to explore both worlds: the mysterious depths below and the windswept prairies above. It's nature's reminder that adventure exists in every direction.

Finish your epic journey in the mountain paradise of Estes Park, gateway to Rocky Mountain National Park. Spend three nights at Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park—yes, it's as fun as it sounds—with the dramatic peaks of the Rockies as your backdrop. Drive the spectacular Trail Ridge Road, one of America's highest paved roads, hike to alpine lakes and watch for elk wandering through town at dusk. Estes Park's charming downtown offers excellent restaurants, galleries and that classic Colorado mountain vibe. What a way to end an adventure.

Drive from Estes Parks to Denver, drop off your motorhome, then fly to the UK.