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Tour cost includes your Hertz car for 6 days from pick-upand return to Denver Union Station (720 miles allowed)and lodging for five nights:2 persons (each) 3 persons (each) 4 persons (each) 5 persons (each)

$102.60 $80.56 $ 7 2 . 6 0 $ 6 5 . 3 8LAND CRUISE 2 (June 1 through September 30)Includes your Hertz car for 6 days from pick-up at Den-ver to return in Colorado Springs (7(50 miles allowed),five nights' lodging, admission to Royal Gorge Park, In-cline Railroad and Gray Line sightseeing tour to the topof Pikes Peak:2 persons (each) 3 persons (each) 4 persons (each) 5 persons (each)

9114.14 $89 .58 $ 8 3 3 9 $ 7 4 . 8 3611LAND CRUISE #Cif (June 1 through September 30)

Cost includes Hertz car for 7 days from pick-up at Den-ver to return in Colorado Springs (1,050 miles allowed),six nights' lodging, transportation on Narrow Gauge Rail-road, admission to Royal Gorge Park, Incline Railroad andGray Line sightseeing tour to top of Pikes Peak:2 persons (each) 3 persons (each) 4 persons (each) 5 persons (each)

$136.72 $105.57 $ 9 9 . 1 7 $ 8 8 . 0 6Your new Hertz Chevrolet Impala sedan (Or similarmake) allowance includes the days and miles indicatedfor the Land Cruise you select, gas and oil. Extra milesover allowance are ten cents per mile. Additional daysafter the first week cost $7.15 per day. Extra gas andOil purchased enroute will be reimbursed by Hertzwhen car is turned in, upon presentation of receipts foreach purchase.Not Included: Meals or rail fare from home to Denverand return, gratuities, bridge and highway tolls.

ROUND TRIP COACH RAIL FARESfrom a few points to Denver and return from Den-ver or Colorado Springs are shown as follows. Add

0these fares to the tour you select and you will havetotal costs per person for each tour (children 511 inclusive, one-half rail fare).

Atlanta $ 84.80 Cleveland (0) $ 84.15Baltimore (S) 117.54 Columbus 85.20(0) 111.98 Detroit (S) 82.94Boston 141.00 ( 0 ) 81.40Buffalo (S) 99.17 r t . Wayne (S) 70.87(D) 95.04 I D ) 69.71Burlington 45.65 Galesburg 48 .00Chicago 56.65 Indianapolis 74.06Cincinnati 81.38 Lincoln 2 8 . 0 5Cleveland (S) 87.23 Milwaukee 61.30(S) STANDARD (D) DIFFERENTIAL

*Minneapolis*St. PaulNew York (S)(0)OmahaPhiladelphiaPittsburgh (S)(0)Washington,D.C.(S)(0)

*Via ChicagoBurlington's Family Fare Plan

Burlington's FAMILY FARE PLAN lets you takethe whole family on a COLORADO HOLIDAY andSAVE. Here's how it works: Dad pays the reg-ular round-trip fare. Mom pays only the regularone-way fare (for the round trip). Children(12-22) pay only the regular one-way fare (forthe round trip). Children (5-12) pay only one-half the regular one-way fare (for the roundtrip). Children under five travel free. Avail-able Monday through Thursday. Consult youragent for full details.

DIEPOSIT: A deposit of $10.00 per personis required at the time reservation is made.Balance is due two weeks before departure.

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•High, wide and beautiful this is Colorado.Here is where you'll find over 50 mountainpeaks towering more than 14,000 feetwhere ancient Indian ruins and "ghost" miningtowns abound in western lore. From the rollingplains to sheltered mountain valleys,Colorado is chock-full of things to see anddo. And where real western hospitality startswith a friendly "Howdy! Glad you're here!"•Now you can seeColorado the way youshould-by car. TheBurlington Railroad andHertz Rent A Car offera new concept invacation travel, designedexpressly to show youthe Colorado theaverage visitor mightoverlook.•Three never-before-offered Burlington/HertzColorado Land Cruisesare available foryour selection. Brieflyidentified as "1," "2," and"3" on the map above,they are outlined in detail on the next pages.And remember, these wonderful vacationsbegin the minute you step aboard theVista-Dome Denver Zephyr for your trip toColorado. You have a choice of accommodations-reclining coach seats or private room-plus dining and lounge car service.•Reference is made to meals throughout thetours. Eating places are shown onlyas suggested places of convenience for youto have meals. They are not included inthe tour price so that you may be free tochoose your own meal stops and menus.•Take time to browse through these threeLand Cruises, then write or call theTravel Agent listed on the back!Happy browsing!

Start your vacation byselecting one of theseCOLORADO Land Cruises•••

Land Cruise• #2(June 1 through September 30)

111The Denver Zephyr glides into Denver's Union Station and there is your Hertzcar waiting for you. A detailed chart of your tour course describing routes andstops to be made will be furnished for your convenience. In a matter of minutesyou are heading west to a new land of adventure—Colorado's mesa country. Just outof Denver you will enter the mountains, pass Golden, Idaho Springs, through rockygorges until you reach Georgetown. Westward from Georgetown the highwayswind back and forth as you gradually ascend to the top of the "front range" andthe Continental Divide.

At an altitude of 11,988 feet, Loveland Pass crosses theContinental Divide (left). From here it is but a shortdistance to Vail, a convenient stop for lunch, andon to Glenwood Springs by way of Glenwood Canyon.In Glenwood Springs you stay overnight at theHOTEL DENVER. While here there will be time forswimming in the world's largest hot springsswimming pool. Be sure you do.

After breakfast in the morning inGlenwood Springs (left) it is but a shortdrive to Redstone and Marble for sightseeingand lunch. Another night at theHOTEL DENVER and you are off for Grand Junctionand the Colorado National Monument countryand Grand Mesa.

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Check in at the LA COURT HOTEL in Grand Junctionbefore you leave for a trip through theColo ado National Monument where Naturehas sculptured a gigantic and most fantasticlandscape. One of these unusual formationsis Balanced Roth (above). You return to GrandJunction for the night; early next morning youdepart for Montrose and the Gunnison Country.

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In Montrose you can have a few minutesof rest at your motel and lunch atmmtv's and you're ready for a spec-tacular 12-mile drive along the rim of theBlack Canyon of the Gunnison (above).From the south rim of the canyon youcan look more than 2,000 feet straightdown sheer rock to the river below.Returning to Montrose you can dineat MARY'S. Next morning after a hearty"western" breakfast you'll head forthe Royal Gorge and your final dayin Colorado.

From Montrose, your route is eastthrough Gunnison and over MonarchPass to the Royal Gorge (above).You'll have a chance to view the ArkansasRiver from the highest suspension bridgein the world-1,053 feet. From theRoyal Gorge it is but a short distanceto Colorado Springs and the ANTLERSHOTEL (where you turn in your Hertzcar) and a well-earned night's sleep.Early breakfast next morning, anda thrilling Gray Line tour to the topof Pikes Peak. You return to thestation and board the Denver Zephyrfor home.

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At 8 :30 in the morning you arrive in Denver after a restful night's trip on theVista-Dome Denver Zephyr. A detailed chart of your tour course describing routesand stops to be made will be furnished for you to follow. Within a few minutes youare settled in your new Hertz car and off for seven days of new thrills and exper-iences. Heading west, you drive to Georgetown and begin the climb to LovelandPass. Lunch in Breckenridge, then on to Hoosier Pass, Fairplay and Buena Vistafor dinner and lodging. Next morning you visit the Black Canyon of the Gunni-son. Montrose is your destination for dinner and sleep.

After breakfast, you start one of the most scenicand impressive drives in America over the "Million

Dollar Highway" to Ouray and Silverton. Ouray (right)is completely surrounded by snow-capped peaksand is often referred to as the "Little Switzerland of

America." After lunch at the GRAND IMPERIAL HOTEL inSilverton, it is only a short drive to Mesa Verde

National Park where you stay tonight. This eveningyou will be able to see authentic Indian ceremonial dances.

Breakfast at SPRUCE TREE LODGE the following morningand visit the museum and shops. After an early lunch atthe Lodge, you tour some of the ancient cliff dwellingsin the Park (above). Leaving Mesa Verde National Park,you drive to Durango and check in at your motel.This evening after dinner you're on your own or you canenjoy some rip-roarin' entertainment at the WESTERNMELODRAMA, a western classic presenting authenticplays from the 1800's and early 1900's.

The next day, you leave your Hertz car in Durango andboard the narrow-gauge train (above) for a thrilling53-mile trip to Silverton and returning to Durango. Yourevening is free to roam this western town, visiting theshops and stores. Wind up the day with a gay time atthe DIAMOND BELLE where mustached bartenders, andwaitresses in old-time costumes, serve you and thehonky-tonk piano entertains you.

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In the morning you head east, driving past Chimney Rock,Pagosa Springs and over Wolf Creek Pass (above).Your next point of interest and stopping place is RoyalGorge Park, where you'll drive over the famous suspensionbridge. Leaving Royal Gorge Park you soon arriveat Colorado Springs, turn in your Hertz car and checkin at the ANTLERS HOTEL for the night.

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