Scott Turner
Список книг автора Scott TurnerHike the Parks Sequoia-Kings Canyon National Parks
Whether you’re visiting for a day or exploring for a week, this guide provides intel on the best hikes and walks, as well as views, giant trees, camping, and more to help visitors make the most of these magnificent parks. Featured attractions are easily accessible from the parks’ main roads, and 40 carefully selected day hikes range from easy to challenging. Other features include: <ul> <li>Park basics: visitor centers, permits and fees, info on gateway towns, fun facts</li> <li>"Must-see" sights within the park</li> <li>Overview of the parks' flora and fauna</li> <li>Brief tips and advice for non-hiking activities</li> <li>Overview of park campgrounds and lodging</li> <li>Park and hiking safety</li> </ul>
Hike the Parks: Zion & Bryce Canyon National Parks
Discover two of Utah’s most popular parks, conveniently situated to visit in a single trip. Established in 1919 Zion was Utah’s first national park and currently sees 4.5 million visitors annually, while Bryce Canyon gets 2.6 million. Beat the crowds with this guide to hikes and sights that no one should miss, exploring the canyons, hoodoos, and incomparable vistas across both destinations. <br><br> Attractive, all-color guidebook packed with info to help readers choose activities that meet their interests: <ul> <li>Day hikes from 1 to 10 miles, with total elevation gains from 80 to 2200 feet</li> <li>Distances and elevations measured in both US Standard and metric</li> <li>Information on park campgrounds and lodges</li> <li>Park basics: visitor centers, must-see sights and activities, permits and fees, fun facts, gateway towns, and more</li> <li>Overview of flora and fauna and the effects of climate change in each the park</li> </ul>
Hike the Parks: Joshua Tree National Park
Experienced hiker and guidebook author and Southern California native Scott Turner has been exploring Joshua Tree National Park for years, fostering a deep knowledge of its geography and natural and human history. Here he provides distinct guidance for choosing the perfect hike to experience the unique landscape of the Mojave and Sonoran Deserts. <br><br> Attractive, all-color guidebook packed with info to help readers choose activities that meet their interests: <ul> <li>Day hikes from 1 to 10 miles, with elevation from 250 to 1500 feet</li> <li>Distances and elevations measured in both US Standard and metric</li> <li>Information on park campgrounds and lodges</li> <li>Park basics: visitor centers, must-see sights and activities, permits and fees, fun facts, gateway towns, and more</li> <li>Overview of flora and fauna and the effects of climate change in the park</li> </ul>