Take an old-timey tour through Salt Lake City on a trolley ride that lets you check out the sights of Utah's capital in style. A bus designed to recreate the experience of the historic trolley routes is ready to take you out as a charming conductor shows off some of the city's favorite stops.

Once you arrive at Temple Square, your conductor ushers you on board the trolley to start your journey through the city's historic districts. Relax in the air-conditioned vehicle and treat yourself to some classic sodas and Cracker Jacks as you admire the ornate churches and elegant mansions that lie amid the incredible mountain views.

With live commentary from your conductor throughout the ride, the tour includes plenty of stops for you to step off and capture some photos of the city. Check out the iconic worship halls of Temple Square, the stately Utah State Capitol, and the mansions and churches that fill the historic district, including the former estate of Brigham Young. Learn about the history and grandeur built into the city before the courteous staff sees you back to Temple Square.

Uncover the mysteries of the largest saline lake in the Western Hemisphere as you explore the shores of the Great Salt Lake. After a fascinating tour to discover the history, wildlife, and beautiful scenery of this natural wonder, experience the unforgettable sensation of floating in its briny waters.

Enjoy convenient pickup from your hotel in downtown Salt Lake City, and settle in for an entertaining bus ride narrated by your lively tour guide. As you travel to the salt-crusted banks of the Great Salt Lake, learn about its prehistoric origins as part of the massive former Lake Bonneville. Catch sights of migratory birds in lush wetlands, survey the abandoned Saltair resort once known as "Coney Island of the West," and head to the Great Salt Lake Marina to scout for multicolored sea monkeys on the beach.

After learning all about the lake's unique ecosystem, you have the chance to step into its ultra-salty waters for an unforgettable swim. Discover the phenomenon of bobbing like a cork on the surface, buoyed by the high saline concentration, and then delight in the light, tingly feeling of the tiny salt crystals as they dry on your skin. Take time to soak up the last beautiful views of the shore before boarding the bus back to Salt Lake City.

Rushing rivers, burbling mud pots, spouting geysers, and the wilderness home of some of North America's most iconic wildlife is at your fingertips on this 3-day adventure in Yellowstone. Scope out the superlative sights of the national park over 3 days with a small group, resting up each night at a comfortable motel and stopping to take in the dramatic views and cowboy culture of Grand Teton National Park and Jackson Hole along the way.

Day 1: Salt Lake City to Yellowstone with Lower Loop & Old Faithful
Get picked up from your hotel in Salt Lake and drive to Yellowstone, where you enter the park's figure 8-shaped road system and start your tour on the lower loop. Watch for bison and elk on your way to Madison Junction, where you turn to follow the pristine Firehold River to the Lower Geyser Basin. Walk along the boardwalk to see the Fountain Paint Pots bubbling away as geysers spout off sporadically all around you.

At the Midway Geyser Basin, stare into the yellow-rimmed, iridescent blue depths of the Grand Prismatic Spring—the largest hot spring in the country—and the now-dormant Excelsior Geyser with its captivating azure hue. From there, head to the park's most famous feature—Old Faithful, a reliable geyser that's the main draw at the Upper Geyser Basin. Stroll the boardwalks to check out Old Faithful's neighboring geological features, and be sure to head inside the Old Faithful Inn for a peek at the beautifully renovated historic lodge. Drive back to West Yellowstone, where you check in at your motel with time to explore town, hike in the forest, visit the Grizzly and Wold Discovery Center, or see what's on at the IMAX.

Day 2: Norris Geyser Basin, Mammoth Hot Springs, Lamar Valley & Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone
Drive toward the Norris Geyser Basin, stopping along the way to see the elegant, veil-like cascade of Gibbon Falls, and check out the incredible features of both the Back Basin and Porcelain Basin, where the pools have a milky, opalescent quality due to mineral deposits. At Mammoth Hot Springs,walk among the sizzling pools and incredible white travertine terraces, pots, and pools formed by mineral deposits, and keep your eyes peeled for the elk that roam the area. From there, watch for lumbering bears and even stealthy wolves in the wildlife-packed Lamar Valley on your way to Tower Roosevelt.

Stop to snap photos of impressive Tower Falls, and then wind along the Yellowstone River in the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone, where the park's name-sake rock has a distinctly yellowish tinge. Your guide may add on other stops depending on road conditions and timing, letting you visit the black rock wall of Obsidian Cliff or scenic viewpoints overlooking Virginia Cascade and Undine Falls before heading back to West Yellowstone for the evening.

Day 3: Yellowstone Lake, West Thumb, Grand Teton, Jackson & Return to Salt Lake
Set out in the morning for the drive through the southern part of Yellowstone to Grand Teton, passing misty geyser basins and climbing over the Continental Divide twice. Admire breathtaking views of Yellowstone Lake—the largest alpine lake in North America—and take the boardwalk around West Thumb to spot geysers right on the shores of the vibrant blue lake. Continue on along the Rockefeller Parkway for jaw-dropping views on your way into Grand Teton. Look out at the jagged peaks and tranquil lakes like Jenny and Jackson, and see if you can spot an elusive moose. Pass through historic Colter Bay with its striking backdrop of mountains, and then arrive in charming Jackson, where you can stroll around the quaint western town before the scenic return ride to Salt Lake City.