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Lugares destacados: Región oeste
El oeste es una tierra de contrastes, con vaqueros fuertes y trabajadores, así como las brillantes luces de Las Vegas, ubicadas entre majestuosas montañas.

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Idaho
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Boise, Idaho
Idaho’s capital city of Boise is filled with creature comforts and small-town charms. Enjoy boutique shops, over 100 restaurants and seemingly endless trails and greenspaces in the walkable downtown. Looking for more outdoor adventure? Try whitewater rafting, tubing or hiking nearby. Learn more
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Southwest Idaho
Explore the rugged, wide open spaces of Southwest Idaho. Take a motorcycle tour across stunning landscapes, venture to surreal ghost towns, hike breathtaking trails in the Owyhee Mountains and cruise multiple scenic byways through naturally stunning backcountry. Learn more

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South Dakota
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Black Hills & Badlands, South Dakota
Among the Black Hills and Badlands region of South Dakota are multiple national parks and monuments, Old West towns, adrenaline-pumping adventures, Indigenous American cultural experiences and scenic byways taking you through wide open spaces. Mount Rushmore is far from the only can’t-miss attraction in the area. Learn more
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Custer State Park, South Dakota
Home to epic landscapes, scenic hikes and over 1,400 free-roaming bison, Custer State Park in South Dakota is an outdoor adventurer’s dream. Paddle or kayak Sylvan Lake, cruise the Peter Norbeck Scenic Byway and marvel at the towering granite spires. Learn more
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Sioux Falls, South Dakota
Sioux Falls is surprising in all the right ways. Visit the city’s namesake at Falls Park before catching some live music nearby at the Levitt outdoor amphitheater. Downtown, enjoy the city’s eclectic dining scene and stroll along the always-evolving SculptureWalk. Learn more
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Colorado Springs, Colorado
From lively breweries to endless hiking, biking and exploring opportunities, Colorado Springs has it all. Ascend world-famous Pikes Peak by car or train, explore sandstone rock formations in Garden of the Gods and marvel at the USA’s highest suspension bridge. Learn more
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Western Montana’s Glacier Country
Enjoy everything from stunning glacial-carved terrain and whitewater rafting adventures to American Indian history and cultures, scenic byways and cozy accommodations. Outdoor lovers enjoy the peaks, valleys and views from hundreds of hiking trails in Montana’s Glacier Country throughout all four seasons. Learn more
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Southwest Montana
Drive scenic byways through Southwest Montana to reach the historic gold rush-era ghost towns of Virginia City and Nevada City. Enjoy the living history of the area through stagecoach rides, panning for gold and vaudeville theater at the local opera house. Learn more
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Yellowstone Country, Montana
Yellowstone is more than a park. In Montana, it’s an entire country. Experience swoon-worthy snow, world-renowned skiing, and dreamy mountain towns. Yellowstone Country’s basecamp communities offer extraordinary lodging options; restaurants, shops and galleries; history, arts and culture; breweries and distilleries; and genuine local vibes. Learn more
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Cody Yellowstone, Wyoming
The untamed beauty of Park County, Wyoming, beckons with thousands of kilometers of lakes, streams and trails. Explore the natural wonders of Yellowstone National Park and the town of Cody, the charming eastern gateway to the park where the West is still wild. Learn more
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Campbell County, Wyoming
Explore the rugged beauty of Campbell County, Wyoming. Take walking tours through historic downtown Gillette on your way to hike near the awe-inspiring Devils Tower. Take in Western history and visit one of the world’s largest bison ranches, where over 3,000 roam the open fields. Learn more
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Carbon County, Wyoming
Carbon County, Wyoming, is steeped in Wild West culture. Relax in the warm waters of Saratoga’s Hobo Hot Springs, drive the unforgettable Snowy Range Scenic Byway and try out your cowboy skills at one of several dude ranches in the area. Learn more
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Cheyenne, Wyoming
Cowboy culture meets culinary delights and modern indulgences in Wyoming’s capital city. Don’t miss Cheyenne Frontier Days – the world’s largest outdoor rodeo – or a hike along Curt Gowdy State Park’s over 50 kilometers of trails in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. Learn more
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Laramie, Wyoming
Home to the University of Wyoming, the vibrant, offbeat college town of Laramie is also known for its railroad roots and Western culture. Dine in lively downtown restaurants or visit historic sites and unique galleries before hiking one of the many trails surrounding the town. Learn more
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Sheridan, Wyoming
Sheridan, Wyoming, is situated against the backdrop of the beautiful Bighorn National Forest. Explore the town’s frontier history, vibrant arts scene, tasty restaurants and craft breweries. Fish, hike, paddle or just relax in the surrounding open lands and fresh air. Learn more
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