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At the dawn of the 19th century the American pioneers’ irrepressible urge to explore led to the discovery of a land beyond the mighty Mississippi. As they journeyed west, they encountered the majesty of an America not yet known to the city dwellers back east.
Their stories of adventure slowly filtered back to the families and friends they had left behind, telling of endless landscapes, raging rivers, thick forests, sun-drenched deserts and abundant wildlife. Today, the American West remains largely unspoiled. Its vast beauty is as unforgettable today as it was to the pioneers over 200 years ago.
It remains the embodiment of adventure and freedom— an invitation to come and explore.
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