Yellowstone National Park. Yellowstone National Park is a wonderland of geothermal activity, stunning landscapes, and abundant wildlife. Steam hisses out of the ground along walking trails, bison stop cars in their tracks on the main park road, and technicolor hot springs never fail to amaze even the most seasoned traveler.

Grand Teton National Park. Jagged mountain peaks, lush meadows, scenic lakes, the winding Snake River, historical sites, and miles of hiking trails…this is Grand Teton National Park. And this destination has something for everyone. Families may prefer the short and scenic hiking trails. Photographers will love capturing the reflections of the mountain range in the lakes and rivers. And adventurous travelers can challenge themselves on strenuous hikes through the Teton mountain range.

Jackson. Located at the southern end of Grand Teton National Park, you will fall in love with this western mountain town. Walk along the wooden boardwalks to shop for a collection of modern and western items, stop for a drink at the Million Dollar Cowboy Bar, and savor gourmet food at a variety of restaurant selections.

Teton Village. This is not located inside of Grand Teton National Park, but it’s just a short drive away. If you want stunning alpine views, a chance to ride a gondola or cable car, and to take your pick from numerous hiking trails, Teton Village at Jackson Hole is worth the visit.

Beartooth Highway. Beartooth Highway is a 68-mile road that runs along the border of Montana and Wyoming, connecting the towns of Red Lodge and Cooke City. It is one of the most scenic drives in the USA. Along Beartooth Highway, you will travel through several national forests, view the tallest peaks in Montana, see numerous alpine lakes, and have the option to add on short hikes to viewpoints and waterfalls.

Devils Tower. This tower is one of the most iconic landmarks in the USA. Sacred to Native Americans, popular road trip destination, and an alien landing site a famous movie, Devils Tower evokes mystery and wonder from visitors of all ages.

Drive the Cloud Peak Skyway. Cloud Peak Skyway crosses the highest pass in the Bighorn Mountains of Wyoming. This road connects eastern and western Wyoming and is a great scenic drive to add to your road trip.

The Bighorn Scenic Byway. This road also runs through the Bighorn National Forest, to the north of Cloud Peak Skyway. With its tight hairpin turns and more remote feel, this is a beautiful way to road trip between Devils Tower and Cody, Wyoming.

Cody, Wyoming. This small western town sits to the east of Yellowstone National Park. Stay on a ranch, go to the rodeo, and day trip into Yellowstone National Park from here.

Chief Joseph Scenic Byway. This road is named for the last chief of the Nez Perce Indians. Signs along the drive tell the tale of the flight of Chief Joseph’s band of Nez Perce. This scenic drive leads to Cody, Wyoming. It is a maintained road and is open all year, although it can briefly close after a big snowfall.