Explore Areas

Colorado

From winding mountain roads and spectacular high-country scenery to historic mining towns and endless outdoor adventures, Colorado is a place made for exploration. Discover the towering red formations of Garden of the Gods, watch for wildlife in the mountain valleys, or challenge yourself among the state’s legendary 14ers—mountain peaks rising above 14,000 feet.

Minnesota

From scenic North Shore drives along Lake Superior to Minnesota’s vast lake country, forests, small towns, and northern adventures, the state offers countless opportunities to get off the beaten path. Explore Rochester, hike the wooded bluffs of Whitewater State Park, or head north to Remer—the Home of Bigfoot—where Minnesota’s wilderness comes with a touch of mystery.

Montana

From the towering peaks, alpine lakes, and spectacular Going-to-the-Sun Road of Glacier National Park to Montana’s vast mountain landscapes and open plains, the state offers some of the West’s most dramatic scenery. At Little Bighorn Battlefield, visitors can explore the history of the 1876 battle between the U.S. Army’s 7th Cavalry and Lakota, Northern Cheyenne, and Arapaho warriors, adding an important historical dimension to a journey through Big Sky Country.

Nevada

From the bright lights and nonstop energy of Las Vegas to the towering sandstone formations of Red Rock Canyon, Nevada offers far more than casinos and nightlife. Nearby, the massive Hoover Dam stands as an impressive feat of engineering surrounded by the rugged desert landscape of the American Southwest.

New Mexico

From the historic streets of Lincoln, where Billy the Kid became a legend during the Lincoln County War, to the mysterious desert town of Roswell and its famous UFO lore, New Mexico is filled with stories of the Old West and the unexplained. Along the way, ancient pueblos, dramatic desert landscapes, and historic missions reveal even more of the state’s remarkable past.

Oklahoma

From the wide-open plains and historic stretches of Route 66 to Oklahoma’s rich Native American and Western heritage, the state offers plenty of history and roadside adventures to discover. In Oklahoma City, the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum preserves the story of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building bombing, honoring the victims, survivors, and those forever changed by the tragedy.

Pennsylvania

From the rolling countryside and historic small towns of Pennsylvania to its deep connections with America’s past, the state offers countless opportunities to explore history firsthand. At Gettysburg, visitors can walk the fields of one of the Civil War’s most important battles, while monuments, museums, and preserved historic sites tell the stories of those who fought there.

South Dakota

From the rugged beauty of the Black Hills and the Old West history of Deadwood to the wildlife and scenic drives of Custer State Park, South Dakota is filled with places that reward exploration. Farther east, the waterfalls of Sioux Falls and the Laura Ingalls Wilder homestead near De Smet offer a glimpse into the landscapes and pioneer history that helped shape the state.

Texas

From the history surrounding Dealey Plaza in Dallas and the legendary Alamo to the lively San Antonio River Walk, Texas offers a remarkable mix of history, culture, and unforgettable places. Head south to South Padre Island for sandy beaches, wildlife, Gulf Coast scenery, and a completely different side of the Lone Star State.