Thank you to everyone who we met at the Laramie County Library’s Local Authors Day on Saturday.  This was our first public event showcasing our travel guidebook A Park To Yourself: Finding Adventure in America’s National Parks (click here for the Amazon.com link).

We are currently writing a travel guide for America’s 155 National Forests that we plan to release in 2022.  Please subscribe to this travel blog for updates on that book and new posts on National Park Service sites.

We will also be writing a few newspaper articles for the Cheyenne Tribune-Eagle in November and December about visiting the final three National Forests on our list in California and Puerto Rico.

Thanks for your interest in our work.  We hope you are inspired to travel someplace new!

Scott and Tiff

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2019 was the first complete year of our National Parks travel blog and it was a big year for us.  We wrote 112 blog posts and finished drawing our 50th logo for a National Park (see them all here).  In November, we published our first hard copy guidebook to visiting the 61 National Parks (which is available on Amazon). Then on December 20, White Sands was named the 62nd National Park so we will soon be working on a 2nd Edition (see our new logo on Cafe Press).

In 2019, we also worked toward our goal of visiting at least 400 of the current 419 units in the National Park Service (NPS) system.  In April, we took off two weeks to see all five NPS sites in the U.S. Virgin Islands (Virgin Islands NP, VI Coral Reef NM, Salt River Bay NHP, Buck Island NM, and Christiansted NHS).  We crossed off 29 NPS units from our list on a September blitz through Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and New York.  In December, we made it to our final NPS sites in both Florida and Georgia.

We have now visited 364 of 419 NPS units, but most of the remaining sites are far flung, so it will take many separate trips to see the rest.  We hope to return to Washington, D.C. soon to see the leftover NPS sites there and in the surrounding states.  We are very grateful for the opportunity to travel and see some of the most wonderful parts of America. 

We wish you all happy and safe travels in 2020.

Thank you for reading our travel blog.