Richly illustrated with stunning visuals, this collection features evocative essays that explore the unique character of Montana. It delves into the state's essential places, significant events, and local foods, weaving together a narrative that captures the essence and personality of the Treasure State. Each piece invites readers to appreciate the diverse elements that define Montana’s cultural landscape.
Featuring a collection of the finest day hikes in Shenandoah National Park, this guide highlights trails that offer stunning views and beautiful waterfalls. It provides essential details such as trail surfaces, distances, directions, GPS coordinates, and detailed maps, ensuring hikers are well-prepared for their adventures. Perfect for outdoor enthusiasts looking to explore the park's natural beauty, this book serves as a comprehensive resource for planning memorable hikes.
Includes concise descriptions and detailed maps of mostly short, easy-to- follow trails in the area from Devils Tower National Monument and Mount Rushmore National Memorial to Custer State Park, Wind Cave, and Badlands National Park.
Designed for adventurers, this pocket guide offers essential insights for exploring Glacier National Park. It features detailed information on outdoor activities, local flora and fauna, and practical travel tips. Included are two PopOut maps and seven area maps to enhance navigation. Additionally, the guide covers nearby Waterton Lakes National Park and recommends accommodations and dining options outside Glacier, ensuring a well-rounded experience for visitors.
Featuring twenty-seven top short hikes in Shenandoah National Park, this bundle includes a comprehensive map provided by National Geographic. The pocket-sized handbook offers accurate maps and detailed directions, ensuring ease of use and reliability for outdoor enthusiasts exploring the park's scenic trails.
The book explores the breathtaking beauty of Glacier National Park, highlighting its diverse landscapes, from mountain goats to glacier-fed lakes. It features the influential writings of George Bird Grinnell, who played a pivotal role in the park's establishment. With fifty chapters, the text presents a wealth of facts and stunning photographs that capture the essence of iconic figures, locations, and experiences within the park. This collection invites readers to connect with the rich history and natural wonders that define this celebrated "Crown of the Continent."