1313. Enjoy a western cookout
Image courtesy of Tioga Tours
If you happen to be staying somewhere near Roosevelt, you can ride a horse or take a 30 to 45-minute covered wagon and have a real western dinner cookout. You’ll travel through sagebrush flats as you follow the same road used for the scheduled stagecoach rides.
The canvas-covered wagons you take to the cookout site all have padded bench seats. They are drawn by a pair of horses. The staff can even accommodate vegetarians and vegan but, come on, you’re supposed to be in the old west! (Still, if you insist be sure to give them advance notice.)
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