Across America: New York to Portland via Yellowstone

Across America: from New York to Portland
via Yellowstone

August 10–20, 2026 10 days / 10 nights A dream route across the whole country: beaches, lakes, deserts, mountains, volcanoes, and Yellowstone in the middle of it all. We travel in a comfortable RV, live close to nature, and see the side of America most tours never show.

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FREEDOM ON THE ROAD. COMFORT INSIDE. MEMORIES FOR LIFE.

From sunset on Lake Erie to sunrise in Yellowstone, from Burning Man-style sculptures to waterfalls in national parks — this route reveals the wild, cinematic side of America.

You’ll cross states, deserts, mountains, and volcanic landscapes while we take care of the logistics and the comfort on the road.

Day 1:
Lake Erie & Sunset on the Beach
Route: New York → Bellefonte → Erie, PA

Walk through Presque Isle State Park
Swimming and relaxing by the lake
Sunset Point — one of the most beautiful sunsets of the trip
Dinner at the iconic 1950s-style Sara’s Diner
Day 2:
Sand Dunes & Skyline Views
Route: Erie → Indiana Dunes National Park

White sand beaches on Lake Michigan
Easy trail through panoramic dunes
Swimming and picnic at West Beach
Photo ops with Chicago’s skyline in the distance
Day 3:
The Long Haul & Surreal Road Art
Route: Indiana Dunes → Mitchell, SD

Scenic drive through fields, towns, and open prairie
Stop at Porter Sculpture Park — like a mini Burning Man
Giant metal heads, skeletal horses, and other surreal installations
The quirkiest stop on the trip
Day 4:
Badlands, Dinosaurs & Presidential Peaks
Route: Mitchell → Badlands → Wall Drug → Mount Rushmore → Custer

Dramatic landscapes in Badlands National Park
Legendary $0.05 coffee at Wall Drug
Mount Rushmore — iconic American monument
Sylvan Lake — crystal waters, rocky shores, peaceful evening vibes
Day 5:
Mountain Roads to Yellowstone’s Gate
Route: Custer → Shell Falls → Cody → Yellowstone

Epic mountain views in the Bighorns
Shell Falls and a mountain pass nearly 10,000 ft up
Cody — a classic Western town
Supply stop before entering Yellowstone through a jaw-dropping scenic route
Day 6:
Yellowstone — Geysers, Rainbows & Wildlife
Route: Full day in Yellowstone

Grand Prismatic Spring — rainbow-colored hot spring
Old Faithful eruption and walk around Upper Geyser Basin
West Thumb geysers along Yellowstone Lake
Hayden Valley — bison sightings, maybe even bears
Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone and Artist Point viewpoint
Day 7:
Lava Trails & Oregon Charm
Route: Yellowstone → Craters of the Moon → Bend, OR

Alien-like volcanic landscapes at Craters of the Moon
Lava tubes, crater hikes, and lava fields
A long but scenic drive
Arrival in Bend — Oregon’s most charming adventure town
Day 8:
Rock Formations & Portland Finale
Route: Bend → Smith Rock State Park → Portland

Early morning hike at Smith Rock — canyon views and stillness
Option to walk Rim Trail or hike down to the river
Breakfast with one of Oregon’s best panoramic views
Arrival in Portland — trip ends beneath the Cascade Mountains

What’s Included

Price: $3,500
Couple spot: $6,500
Group size: 6 + 8 guests (two RVs)

RV for the entire route
Campsites in scenic nature spots
Food, water & alcoholic beverages
Wi-Fi throughout the trip
SUP boards or kayaks (weather dependent)
Entry to all national parks
Excursions and access to hidden gems (caves, canyons, hot springs)
Full logistics & trip guidance
24/7 support throughout the journey

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is included in the tour price?

The tour usually includes the RV, fuel, campgrounds, route planning, and trip guidance. Flights, personal expenses, and some activities may be paid separately if stated on the tour page.
Do I need RV driving experience?

No. We handle the driving, route, fuel stops, and difficult sections. Your job is simply to enjoy the trip.
How many people are usually in the group?

Most of our trips are small-group experiences with about 6 to 8 guests. We want the journey to feel personal, not like a bus tour.
Where do we sleep, and is there a shower and toilet?

We travel in a comfortable RV with sleeping spaces on board. Many routes also include campgrounds with facilities. The exact setup depends on the specific RV and trip format.
What about food during the trip?

On many routes we include basic breakfasts and dinners on the road. The exact meal format is always clarified on the specific tour page.
How do I book a spot?

Fill out the form on the tour page or leave a request, and we will contact you with details, confirm the dates, and help you complete the booking.

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