National Geographic Yellowstone and Grand Teton Parks Road Guide

Includes maps with accompanying text. This book's design eliminates a major frustration - having to count odometer mileage and flip back and forth between maps and text. It features text and maps that are contiguous, all the visitor needs to find is the road and starting point. They can then follow the maps and descriptions as they drive along. As with each major road, the "Grand Loop Road" includes several pages of maps with accompanying text. The text describes the formation of the 308 foot Lower Falls, points out Yellowstone Canyon's best viewpoint Artist's Point, and tells how Mud Volcano lives up to its name. The book's design eliminates a major frustration of other road guides - having to count odometer mileage and flip back and forth between maps and text. Here the text and maps are contiguous, all the visitor needs to find is the road and starting point. They can then follow the maps and descriptions as they drive along.

New and updated editions of these popular, low-priced guides—the definitive companion for road trippers—offer drivers side-by-side map and text commentary on the scenery, wildlife, geology, and history of the most spectacular and popular parks. The revised and updated series offers travelers user-friendly guides that follow the major roads within Yellowstone and Grand Teton, Grand Canyon, Rocky Mountain, and Glacier and Waterton Lakes National Parks.Volumes in this series have sold more than 100,000 copies since its inception, proving their appeal to visitors. Now, with new and updated information, these guidebooks are sure to be a staple for every road tripper who wishes to experience the best of these beloved national parks.