Product Description
by Elisabeth Kwak-Hefferan (Author)
Frommer's guidebooks, unlike those of many of our competitors, are written by local experts (not outsiders). In this handy, pocket-size book, Frommer's will help you sort through all the options at these storied national parks so you can tailor an adventure that's right for you.
This guide contains:
- Insider advice on the best ways to experience some of the country's most dazzling natural landscapes, including tips on the best views, the best backcountry trails, the best scenic drives, and the best activities outside of the parks
- Insightful commentary on park landmarks and specific trails, from the majestic Old Faithful Geyser to the iconic multicolored Mammoth Hot Springs to the solitary Signal Mountain Summit Trail
- Detailed practical information, including tips on safety, advice for beginning backpackers, and when and where to go to avoid crowds
- Opinionated write-ups of hotels, campgrounds, and restaurants--no bland descriptions or lukewarm recommendations here
- Exact prices listed for every business and activity, so there's no guessing or nasty surprises
- Helpful maps throughout
- Planning tips for getting there, getting around, saving money, and getting the most from your trip
About Frommer's: There's a reason that Frommer's has been the most trusted name in travel for more than 65 years. Arthur Frommer created the bestselling guide series in 1957 to help American service members fulfill their dreams of travel in Europe. Since then, we have published thousands of titles, becoming a household name by helping millions upon millions of people realize their own dreams of seeing our planet. Travel is easy with Frommer's.
Author Biography
Elisabeth Kwak-Hefferan is a freelance writer and editor who specializes in the environment, public lands, outdoors, travel, and science. Her work has appeared in The New York Times, Sierra, National Geographic, 5280, National Parks, and many more.
Elisabeth lives with her husband and two kiddos in Missoula, Montana, where the cross country skiing is off the charts and the craft breweries aren't too shabby, either (classic spot for a pint: KettleHouse Southside Brewery).
