Sights on the Way - The Trip - KKY/TBS Midwest District Convention 2004

State	City	Sight	About
CO	Denver	Denver Museum of Natural History	The Denver Museum of Natural History is the fifth-largest natural history musum in the country. The museum has everything from dinosaur skeletons to rare stones and minerals to IMAX movies.
CO	Denver	Denver Zoo	Established in 1896, Denver Zoo covers 72 acres and is home to more than 3,500 animals.
CO	Denver	Elitch Gardens	This amusement park is locatd in downtown Denver and features a restored carousel and roller coaster plus seven new rides.
CO	Denver	Lakeside Amusement Park	You will find plenty of activities for you and your family at this, one of the largest amusement parks in the Rocky Mountain Region.
CO	Denver	Lookout Mountian	Lookout Mountain possesses a spectacular panoramic view of Denver, as well as being th site of the Buffalo Bill Memorial Museum and Grave.
CO	Denver	Wings Over The Rockies Aviation and Space Museum	The museum has a fine collection of over 23 historic aircraft, a full-size space station, uniforms of WWI flying aces and other artifacts from the histor of aviation and space flight over Colorado.
IA	Missouri Valley	DeSoto National Wildlife Refuge	Bird-watchers and photographers will find plenty of subjects in this refuge.
KS	Overland Park	NCAA Hall of Champions	Located at the headquarters of the National Collegiate Athletic Association, this sports museum contains video and photographic championship memorabilia from 1921 to the present in all 21 sports.
MO	Kansas City	Worlds of Fun/Oceans of Fun	These two side-by-side theme parks offer wet and dry attractions for all ages.
MO	Kansas City	Toy and Miniature Museum	The museum features 24 rooms full of antique toys and modern-scale miniatures.
MO	Kingsville	Powell Gardens	This 835-acre botanical garden features seasonal plaintings, the three-acre Perennial Garden, the Home Idea and International Vegetable Garden, the Rock and Waterfall Garden, a lake, and trails.
MO	Springfield	Crystal Cave	Crystal Cave has been open for more than 100 years and has been kept in its natural state.
MO	Versailles	Jacob's Cave	View breathtaking cave formations from concrete walkways in Lake of the Ozarks' largest cave.
MT	Billings	Pictograph Cave State Park	This site is one of the richest archaeological finds in the Great Northern Plains.
MT	Billings	ZooMontana	The zoo opened in 1993 and encompasses 70 acres.
MT	Bozeman	American Compuer Museum	The American Computer Museum invites visitors of all ages and levels of computer experince to explore the sotry of computers and technology in the 4,000-year timeline approach.
MT	Bozeman	Museum of the Rockies	Take a walk through four billion years of history of the Northern Rockies.
MT	Bozeman	Missouri Headwaters State Park	This park comprises an open range at the headwaters of the Missouri River.
MT	Crow Agency	Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument	This historic battlefield, the site of "Custer's Last Stand," is located along the banks of the Little Bighorn River on the Crow Reservation in Montana.
MT	Greycliff	Greycliff Prairie Dog Town State Park	Located on flatland along the interstate, Greycliff is a day-use park that offers information on and self-guided tours through a praire dog town.
ND	Jamestown	Frontier Village	Frontier Village at Jamestown offers a step back to pioneer days with its museums and shops.
ND	Mandan	Five Nations Art Museum	Located in the historic Mandan Depot building, Five Nations Arts concetrates on the culture of the Norhtern Plains, with a collection of Native American art.
ND	Medora	Theodore Roosevelt National Park	The 70,000-acre Theodore Roosevelt National Park was named to honor President Roosevelt's visionary convervation efforts, his love of nature, and his key role in efforts to establish a national park system.
ND	West Fargo	Bonanaaville USA	Bonanazaville USA in West Fargo is a pioneer village with over 40 buildings and a museum with Native American artifacts and memorabilia.
NE	Omaha	Western Heritage Museum	The Western Heritage Museum features a permanent exhibit of Omaha history.
NE	Shubert	Indain Cave State Park	This largely timbered state park runs along a bluff overlooking the Missouri River and is named for a sandstone overhand once used b Native Americans for winter camping.
SD	Crazy Horse	Crazy Horse Memorial	Also home of the Crazy Horse Museum, world's largest Indian museum, and more.
SD	Interior	Badlands National Park	Famous for fossils and once feared by French fur trappers, the Badlands now attract over a million visitors every year.
SD	Keystone	Mount Rushmore National Memorial	One of the most recognizable sculptures on earth, Mount Rushmore's "Shrine to Democracy" honors both the vision of its subjects, and the dtermination of Gutzon Borglum, who never lived to see his colossal effort completed.
SD	Mitchell	Corn Palace	Built in 1892, the Corn Palace was designed to encourage settlement and prove the richness of eastern Sout Dakota soil.
SD	Rapid City	Bear Country USA	This 250-acre wildlife park features all North American animals and includes the largest privatel owned collection of American black bear.
SD	Rapid City	Reptile Gardens	Reptile Gardens houses America's largest, most beautiful reptile collection and is a strong promoter of conservation and captive breeding of endangered species.
SD	Sioux Falls	Great Plains Zoo and Delbridge Museum	The Great Plains Zoo offers a children's zoo, Australian Outback and North American plains habitats, and much more.
WY	Cheyenne	Wildlife Visitor's Center	Administered by the Wyoming Game and Fish Department. The center has photographic displays spotlighting some of the 600-plus species of free-ranging mammals, birds, reptiles and fish that inhabit the state.
WY	Devils Tower	Devils Tower National Monument	Rising more than 1,200 nearl vertical feet above the Belle Forche River in northestern Wyoming, the Devils Tower draws technical rock climbers from all over the world.