Itinerary
Itinerary
Day 1 – Saskatoon, SK to Medora, ND
Get to know all your travelling companions today as you make your way from Saskatoon, south through Moose Jaw and Regina, continuing to Medora. After checking in, enjoy a Pitchfork Fondue Dinner where the chefs load rib eye steaks onto pitchforks and fondue them western style. After dinner, your entertainment for the evening will be the Medora Musical. This variety show includes dancing, rope tricks, yodeling and two main acts. This is an outdoor theatre so please bring warm clothes or even a blanket.
Day 2 – Medora to Deadwood, SD
Today make your way to Deadwood, enjoy a tour through the South Rim Theodore Roosevelt Park followed by a tour of Chateau de Mores. Later today you arrive in Deadwood where the rest of the evening is at your leisure. Enjoy an included dinner at the hotel this evening.
Day 3 – Deadwood
This morning it’s a city tour of Deadwood which includes a tour of Mount Moriah Cemetery, the final resting place of Wild Bill Hickok and Calamity Jane. In the afternoon visit Tatanka which is the story of the Bison. While here you can view the larger-than-life bronze sculpture featuring 14 bison pursued by 3 Native American Horseback Riders. Your dinner tonight is included.
Day 4 – Deadwood
Today make your way to Bear Country USA and Reptile Gardens. At Bear Country, take a leisurely three-mile drive through several enclosures and encounter black bear, elk, reindeer, deer, cougars, bobcats, rocky mountain goats, bighorn sheep, dall sheep and buffalo. Reptile Gardens is the best place to see some of the most beautiful gardens and exotic birds in the Black Hills area. There is a lot more than just snakes here. You then head over to Fort Hays, the site of many of the prop buildings used in the movie Dances with Wolves and enjoy a Chuckwagon dinner and show.
Day 5 – Deadwood
Start this morning with a stop at Mount Rushmore, which features the faces of the four exalted American Presidents. After a stop at Hill City for some shopping and free time, make your way to Crazy Horse Memorial, a gigantic carving of Lakota leader Crazy Horse that is being blasted from a mountain in the Black Hills, dinner will also be included here.
Day 6 – Deadwood to Miles City, MT
This morning we say farewell to Deadwood and head towards Devils Tower (Bear Lodge). Considered sacred by Northern Plains Indians and indigenous people, Devils Tower is a butte that rises 1,267 feet above the Belle Fourche River and in 1906, became the United States first National Monument. In the afternoon, we make our way to Miles City where we will enjoy a Farewell Dinner.
Day 7 – Miles City to Saskatchewan
The time has come to retrace our steps and head back to the beautiful landscapes of Saskatchewan. While our adventure may be drawing to a close, the memories we've created will stay with us forever.
Dates & Prices
Dates & PricesDouble Occupancy
$3,299.00
Triple Occupancy
$3,199.00
Single Occupancy
$4,359.00
Prices are per person and include all taxes and fees. Prices are in CAD.
Not included in price:
- Gratuities for Tour Director and Driver
- Meals and activities not specified in the itinerary
- Any personal expenses
- Travel Insurance
- Pre or post tour arrangements
Tour Highlights
Tour Highlights
Multi-Night Stay
Sometimes a day just isn't enough to take in all a place has to offer. Enjoy a Multi-night stay in Deadwood, North Dakota.
Included Meals
All breakfasts and all dinners are included on this tour.
Chateau De Mores
This two-story, 26 room building was built in 1883 as a Summer home for Antoine de Vallombrosa, the Marquis de Mores.
Pitchfork Fondue
Enjoy a delicious supper cooked an unusual way!
Medora Musical
This musical is a glimpse backing into the “Wild West” days of North Dakota and Theodore Roosevelt’s time spent in the Badlands.
Tour of North Dakota Badlands
What remains of once flowing rivers are stunning rock formations that took millions of years to carve. You’ll need to see it to believe it.
Deadwood City Tour including Mount Moriah
This once lawless mining town and its past inhabitants are the what legends of the frontier are made of.
Tatanka
This is the story of the Great Plains buffalo and their mutual history with Native America.
Crazy Horse Memorial
Crazy Horse was once of the most powerful and most recognized Native American figures of the Lakota Indian Tribe. Currently in production this will be the world’s largest Mountain carving.
Mount Rushmore
Carved into granite of the Black Hills, faces of U.S. presidents George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt and Abraham Lincoln make up this National Memorial. A site you won’t forget.
Fort Hays Chuckwagon Dinner Show
Take in an unforgettable show while dinning on our authentic chuckwagon meal.
Reptile Gardens
This Family owned zoo came to life in 1937 and has grown to be the largest reptile zoo in the world.
Bear Country
Get up close a personal with black bears, elk, mountain lions, buffalo, reindeer, and more! As we drive through this spectacular wildlife park.
Devils Tower
Also known as Bear Lodge Butte, it is considered sacred by Northern Plains Indians and indigenous people. Devils Tower is a butte that rises 1,267 feet above the Belle Fourche River and in 1906, became the United States first National Monument.