In celebration of the 2016 US National Parks Service centennial, this new full-colour guide covers all 59 of the USA's designated national parks, as well as a selection of other areas managed and protected within the national park system
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Mother Nature wasn't messing around when she created the Grand Canyon, slicing through Arizona with 277 miels of red rock spires, stomach-churning drops and wide open spaces. Whether you're an avid hiker, geology nut or sunset seeker, maximize your trip w
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This guide to Arizona covers national parks and monuments, including the Grand Canyon, Monument Valley and Canyon de Chelley, as well as scenic drives, lodging options for every budget, from cozy campsites to guest ranches, and offers historical information.