The Complete Guide to the National Parks (Affiliate Link) is a brand new book that will be released on April 14.
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The front cover of Complete Guide to the National Parks
Since Steve and I are preparing to embark on the adventure of a lifetime, I was especially thrilled to be sent this book to review. We, The Traveling Locavores, plan on visiting as many National Parks as we can as we RV across the country. And since we are hoping to begin traveling full time in mid-May, the timing could not have been better.
Book Launch April 14
Breathtaking Trees!
This soon to be released book, Complete Guide to the National Parks (Affiliate Link) by Erika Hueneke, covers all 61 treasures from Coast to Coast. There are details about each park included, of course. But it is really about the spectacular photography. We may not have room for many books in our RV but this is not one that will be left behind. In fact it will be given a place of honor on our coffee table.
National Treasures
Sequoia Trees at the Redwood National Park
One hundred and fifty years ago Yellowstone became the United State’s first designated national park. And it’s been over a hundred years since the Grand Canyon’s designation as a national park.
Since then, the U.S. National Parks have become some of the nation’s most treasured places visited by millions of people each year. Their names evoke grandeur and pride. And, if you are like most people. they are on your bucket list of places to see. Did you know the United States hosts the clearest lake on earth, the tallest granite monolith and the greatest concentration of geothermal features on the planet? It’s all here in the United States, preserved for generations as part of the National Park System, America’s “best idea.”
Breathtaking Photography
The Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park
This beautiful, informative and inspiring coffee table book is published by Centennial Books. The Complete Guide to the National Parks is a book in which readers explore all 61 of the country’s epic national-park locations.
Capitol Reef National Park
From the awesome vastness of the Grand Canyon to the arches, spires and buttes of Utah’s Mighty 5, discover nature’s marvels—thundering waterfalls, ancient glaciers, majestic mountains, complex waterways and volatile volcanoes—plus a tribute to the nation’s greatest manmade monuments, including the St. Louis Arch, the Golden Gate Bridge and the Statue of Liberty.
Tent camping at Big Bend National Park
Whether savoring the sunrise from Maui’s highest peak or toasting the sunset on Cadillac Mountain in Maine, travelers will relish our celebration of America the Beautiful, a keepsake that’s as relevant on the coffee table as it is on the open road.
About the author
Erika Hueneke, Author of Complete Guide to the National Parks
Erika Hueneke has been a travel and lifestyle writer for more than 15 years. She’s collected passport stamps from over 30 countries across five continents. After a decade as a staff editor at Destination Weddings and Honeymoons and Islands, she launched a contentious production business with an emphasis on detailed reporting and compelling storytelling in travel media. Erika has worked for outlets such as AFAR, Fodors, The Points Guy, Bridal Guide, and Trivago. And though her expertise primarily centers on travel, she’s also passionate about outdoor adventure, weddings, wellness, food and drink, and exploring her home state of Florida with her husband and daughter. Stay tuned for more books to be released by Erika in the coming months!
You can pre-order Complete Guide to the National Parks so that you will have it just as soon as it’s released!
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