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Tue, July 23

Albuquerque, NMToday will be an excitingday with everyonegetting acquainted withfellow travelers as we

begin our tour to include New Mexico, Colorado,Utah, Idaho, Montana and Wyoming with manyexciting attractions along the way. This will be avacation to be remembered forever.

Wed, July 24 Moab, UTOur route takes us through Farmington, NM thennorth to Cortez, CO. Crossing into Utah we routethru Moab to the Red Cliffs Lodge, located on theColorado River, and our home for tonight.

Thu, July 25 Salt Lake City, UTEnjoy a leisurely morning and visit the Museum ofFilm and Western Heritage before departing RedCliffs. Tonight we overnight in beautiful Salt LakeCity, located at the foot of the Wasatch Mountains.

The city is also home to Utahs most popular touristattraction, Temple Square, home of the six-spiredMormon Temple.

Fri, July 26 Butte, MTContinuing to the north our route will take usthrough Pocatello, Idaho, named for a Chief of theShoshone-Bannock Tribes who donated the land thecity now occupies. Have your camera ready as westop by the falls in Idaho Falls, located on the SnakeRiver, before we continue into Montana.

Sat, July 27 Whitefish, MTThe Smokejumper Visitor Center located nearMissoula is the largest active smokejumper base inthe nation and our visit will educate us about themen and women who risk their lives in fightingforest fires. Our next 2 nights will be in the smalltown of Whitefish and is just a short drive to Glacier

National Park.

Sun, July 28

Whitefish, MT

Upon entering GlacierNational Park we boardscenic red buses which takeus on the "Going-to-the-SunHighway into the park and tothe Continental Divide. With alocal guide to narrate andmany photo stops along theway, this may be the most magnificent drive in theworld. Declared a park in 1910, Glacier National Parkis nature's unspoiled domain and contains a millionacres of the finest mountain scenery in America.

Mon, July 29 Great Falls, MTDeparting eastward around the park, our route takes usto the town of Great Falls, located on the MissouriRiver. We will tour the Lewis and Clark InterpretiveCenter which details the famous 1804-1806 trek,

Bilbrey Tours, Inc. ( 325) 692-1308

3262 South 27th Street 1-888-692-1308

Abilene, Texas 79605 www.bilbreytours.com

Montanas Big Sky Country

Yellowstone, Tetons & Glacier NP

July 23 - August 5, 2013(14 days - 13 nights)

Highlights Include:

Scenic Float Trip on Snake RiverJackson HoleGlacier National ParkLake McDonald, MTGoing to the Sun HighwayYellowstone National ParkMammoth Hot SpringsOld Faithful

Grand Teton National ParkColter Bay Visitor CenterChapel of TransfigurationLewis and Clark Interpretative CenterSmoke Jumpers Visitors CenterNational Historic Trails Visitor CenterCheyenne Old West Museum

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focusing on the Montana portion of the journey.

Tue, July 30 Yellowstone National ParkToday we head south to Helena, the capital ofMontana, and continue to Bozeman, home to MontanaState University. This evening we will be entering thenorth entrance of Yellowstone National Park andovernight at Mammoth Hot Springs Hotel.

Wed, July 31 Flagg Ranch, WYWith a local guide aboard our motorcoach, we will beready for a day of sightseeing in Yellowstone NationalPark. Established in 1872, it is the world's oldestnational park. Included in our tour will be MammothHot Springs, Old Faithful, Upper and Lower Falls andFountain Paint Pot. Our destination for 2 nights isFlagg Ranch, located on the banks of the Snake Riverbetween Yellowstone and Grand Teton NationalParks.

Thu, Aug 1 Flagg Ranch, WY

This morning we take one of the most scenic drives ofthis trip as we enter Grand Teton National Park. Wewill be stopping for photo opportunities along with

visits at Colter BayVisitor Center and theChapel of Transfigura-tion. A highlight oftoday will be our floattrip on the Snake Riverwith experiencedguides in each raft.Watch for wildlife and

great views of the Te-tons. You will have

free time for browsing in Jackson, the supply pointand activity center for ranchers in the area.

Fri, Aug 2 Casper, WYContinuing across the Cowboy State of Wyoming ourroute will take us eastward through ranching countryto Casper. Located on the North Platte River the townwas the convergence for the Oregon Trail, MormonTrail, Bridger Trail, Bozeman Trail and Pony ExpressTrail.

Sat, Aug 3 Denver, COWe start our day with a visit to the National HistoricTrails Interpretive Center which brings to life theexcitement, hardships and triumphs of the people whoetched their stories in American history. Stop in

Cheyenne at the Frontier Days Old West Museumwhich includes a horse-drawn vehicle collection andclassic western art.

Sun, Aug 4 Amarillo, TXRouting across Colorado and New Mexico we willenter The Lone Star State", with our overnightdestination being Amarillo.

Mon, Aug 5 HomeAs our tour of the Big Sky Country comes to a close,we will long remember the fun shared with our friendsand the beauty of the Great Outdoors!

Thank you for traveling with Bilbrey Tours!

Bilbrey Tours, Inc. ( 325) 692-1308

3262 South 27th Street 1-888-692-1308

Abilene, Texas 79605 www.bilbreytours.com

Price Includes:Roundtrip transportation from:

Abilene, Big Spring, Comanche and San Angelo13-nights hotel accommodationsBaggage handling for one piece of luggageAdmissions to included attractions per itineraryGratuities for motorcoach driver and local guidesServices of a tour escortMeals: 9 continental breakfasts, 4 breakfasts,

10 lunches or dinners

Cost:

$2599 per person (2 people per room)

$3445 per person (1 person per room)

$50 deposit due upon booking

Final due May 21, 2013

Travel Protection Insurance is available at a cost of $193 peperson. Insurance is optional and to be valid all insurancpayments must be received with or before final payment otour. We strongly urge you to purchase this insurance tprotect yourself in the event of a medically related cancel

lation. All cancellations must be reported to Bilbre

Tours, Inc. within 72 hours of the problem causing th

need to cancel. All claims must be completed by attend

ing physician.

Luggage tags and a detailed itinerary will be mailed 2 weekprior to the tour.