The National Parks Journal - by Stefanie Payne (Hardcover)

Book Synopsis

Turn those bucket list travel plans into reality with this interactive journal that's one part planning guides and one part log to help you remember your exciting adventures!

Your national parks adventure starts here! Whether you're planning a road trip to visit the Grand Canyon, a hiking excursion through Acadia, or spending a day in the Everglades, this book is your must-have companion for the perfect trip to any of the parks across the United States. Start by learning more about the national parks themselves and get some essential planning advice from experts to make your trip as easy and fun as possible. Then use the planning pages to plan and record an adventure of your own. You'll be prepared for everything from paying park fees to figuring out which landmarks you want to see the most. Record pages will help you remember anything fun and exciting that happens on your trip--as well as anything you want to do differently on your next visit.

From the Cape Cod National Seashore to the Sequoia National Park, this journal is the key to a fun and memorable national park vacation that you'll want to remember (and revisit) for a lifetime.

Review Quotes

"The perfect travel journal for the park enthusiast."

--GoodGoodGood

"Lots of tips to help make your trip especially great. If you're going to a national park, bring this along!"

--BookRiot

About the Author

Stefanie Payne is strategic communications professional supporting NASA human spaceflight at the agency's headquarters in Washington, DC. When not telling the story of exploration in space, she writes about adventures on Earth--with articles and photographs appearing in The Travel Channel, blogs for The National Geographic Society, Thrillist, and The Lonely Planet; as well as several books about the US National Parks of which she has traveled the full portfolio. In 2016, she took "the Greatest American Road Trip," exploring and documenting fifty-nine of the US National Parks over fifty-two weeks. Learn more at TheGreatestRoadTrip.com.