Review: National Geographic Secrets of the National Parks, 2nd Edition
/One of the most unexplored gems of this country is our national parks. A handful might come to mind that are the most popular but there are so many beautiful ones around the country that don’t get much recognition. After checking out Secrets of the National Parks by National Geographic, many of those get their share of the spotlight. In this comprehensive guide, you get the inside track from those who know them best that include rangers, local guides, visitors and park superintendents who divulge secrets behind some of our most beautiful pieces of land.
As someone who loves to explore national parks, this is truly everything that you need and could hope for. Not just because this is a publication from NG which is already a trusted source but you get information from people who know the ins and outs. The information you receive is definitely a must have. You get photos, maps, local information giving you the best sources to get the most of your experiences. If you are like me and want to avoid big crowds, you get insider info on when to go, accessible contact information and relatable suggestions.
The guide is divided by the country and by parks. No park is the same offering a unique experience with their own narrative. You also get to see beautiful photos, maps, detailed information that included local visitor information, things not to be missed, including favorite sites.
For those of you who love to travel like me, this is definitely one of those guides that if you plan to go out there looking for something to do, this is a great addition to your travel resources. I enjoyed the guide and will definitely have it on hand when I travel next.