You arrive in Twin Cities, the nickname of Minneapolis-St Paul, take possession of your rental car with which you will travel nearly 8000 km!

First leg of your trip today as you enter North Dakota. You drive to Jamestown which has long been known for its American bison.

You are not the first visitors to Washburn, among the first, Lewis & Clark are probably the most famous. They spent a winter near Fort Mandan, and you can discover their expedition.

You are now in the capital city of North Dakota. Some attractions like the Dakota Zoo and the Lewis & Clark Riverboat are must-sees. There are many annual events in Bismark.

Little Bighorn Battlefield is a name that may remind you of a book or a movie, it is the famous battle that opposed Custer and his troops to the Sioux and Cheyenne led by Sitting Bull.

Enjoy Billings before taking the I90 towards Livingston. Open your eyes, you will have at your side the Yellowstone River and several mountain ranges including the Crazy Mountains.

Pass by Butte, a city that was in the old days one of the most prosperous in the West. Here you will find the Copper King Mansion, residence of a copper magnate.

Head to the ghost town of Garnet, with more than 30 buildings preserved, you travel back in time!

Welcome to the silver capital of the world. Silver mines are legion but that's not all, the city has proclaimed itself "Center of the Universe"

Your second day in Wallace allows you to continue your tour through history before taking I-90 to Coeur d'Alène and its Old Mission State Park.

Leave Coeur d'Alène towards Salmon, It's a long drive today, remember to leave on time. If you arrive in time in Salmon, you can take the Salmon River Scenic Byway.

The itinerary of this adventure continues southeast. You take the Oregon National Historic trail to Montpelier

On the way to the Wyoming ‘state Capital. It is home to the biggest annual events such as the famous Frontier Days. Experience the state's unique culture at the Wyoming State Museum.

In Casper there is no shortage of activities. Whether you want to pedal along the limitless trails of Casper Mountain or cruise the North Platte River, the choice is wide.

Only 80 km from the entrance to Yellowstone lies Cody, the city was founded by living legend William F. "Buffalo Bill" Cody.

The historic city of Buffalo is nestled between the rolling plains of the Old West and the towering peaks of the Bighorn Mountains.

Among the few truly wild places in the country you can discover Custer State Park. Nearly 1,300 magnificent bison roam the park's 30,000 hectares.

Today you will see one-of-a-kind sculptures! The Crazy Horse Memorial dedicated to the Indian chief "Crazy Horse" which once completed will be the largest mountain sculpture in the world.

The Badlands is a very surprising national park, a striking landscape that features a labyrinth of mounds, canyons, peaks, and needles

As you explore the De Smet area, where Laura Ingalls Wilder's family built their land, you can learn about the heritage of South Dakota's pioneers.

Take the road for the last time of your journey back to Minneapolis. You can say it, you conquered the Great American West.

The next day, you return your car at the airport and take your flight back home with a suitcase full of beautiful memories and souvenirs.