From the towering Rocky Mountains to high desert canyons and historic towns, visit Colorado for a journey that blends outdoor adventure, vibrant communities, and the enduring spirit of the Wild West.
You’ll leave Goshen County with a renewed appreciation for the people of today who feed our country, the people of yesterday who built it, and the fact that, if we slow down to take a look, amazing travel destinations can often be found right under our noses.
There’s no wrong way to experience Dubois; rather, there’s no shortage of great ones. Here are six of our favorite activities, both in and out of town.
Start your final morning with a one-hour drive to the iconic Devils Tower National Monument, the country’s first national monument. Here, you can hike the scenic 1.3-mile base trail, which winds around the tower’s massive rock formation, or simply soak in the breathtaking views from the visitor center. Devils Tower’s dramatic landscape and rich cultural significance make it a must-see destination for any traveler in the region.
Follow Maine’s wild edge from coastal paddles and mountain hikes to northern waterways and small-town stops. This adventure-forward itinerary highlights the state’s best outdoor experiences without skipping the food, culture, and scenic drives that make the journey unforgettable.
Did you know that the South Rim of Grand Canyon National Park has over 30 miles of rim views and is the widest part of Grand Canyon? Tusayan is the closest town to the South Rim of Grand Canyon – Just one mile from the entrance. Make Tusayan your home base for exploring this World Wonder!
Cheyenne captures the spirit of the West—old and new, welcoming, and adventurous. In just three days, you can hike through granite canyons, bike along urban trails, paddle across clear blue lakes, and still make it back in time for a steak and sunset. For travelers craving wide spaces, easy access, and authentic Wyoming character, this capital city proves that the frontier is still very much alive.
Guided tours, museums, and sightseeing destinations will help acquaint you with the Indigenous and geological history of Utah’s Canyon Country. Along the way, delightful bites and insightful conversations are guaranteed.
For those seeking adventure, Arizona’s stretch of Route 66 gives tourers a chance to embrace the open road and explore a region rich in culture and natural beauty. This is not just about visiting destinations—it’s about the journey itself, filled with memorable encounters and awe-inspiring landscapes.