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Sunset Magazine Issues Free Travel Guide on Grand Teton National Park & Yellowstone National Park:
Sunset Magazine Issues Free Travel Guide on Grand Teton National Park & Yellowstone National Park:
Sunset editors bring you insider travel tips on the best experiences in two of the West’s best national parks in the free Sunset Travel Guide, Grand Teton National Park & Yellowstone National Park: Hotels and More 2010
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14/07/2010
"Ready to explore two of the West's best national parks?"
Today, Sunset editors released the free Sunset Travel Guide, Grand Teton National Park & Yellowstone National Park: Hotels and More 2010. In this resourceful new guide, Sunset gives the true local’s take on these twin national treasures with tips on the best lodging, dining, attractions, and activities in the parks and their gateway towns.
Download the Sunset Travel Guide, Grand Teton National Park & Yellowstone National Park: Hotels and More 2010 to get Sunset’s travel tips, including:
• Lodging for every budget: Discover Tetons splurges, classic Yellowstone lodges, and an array of options in the parks’ gateway towns
• Yellowstone’s top experiences: What visitors don’t want to miss, from famed geysers and wildlife-viewing spots to lesser-known highlights like hot springs, waterfalls, and unique outdoor adventures
• The Grand Tetons’ all-time A+ activities: kayaking, rafting, fly fishing, climbing, skiing, and much more
• Fun in Jackson Hole: From cowboy bars to antler art
• Delectable dining: The tastiest Grand Tetons and Yellowstone eats
• Sensational Yellowstone hikes: Romp around geysers, lakes, natural bridges, and more on Sunset’s top 12 trails
• Experience the Wild West: Whoop it up at the country’s longest-running rodeo
“The Grand Tetons and Yellowstone are two of the West’s most precious assets,” said Katie Tamony, Sunset magazine editor-in-chief. “Sharing some of the same gateway areas, like luxe yet down-home Jackson Hole, the Grand Tetons and Yellowstone can be experienced on a combined visit—although there’s so much to see and do in each, you may want to spend an extravagantly long vacation experiencing all that one park has to offer.”
Ready to explore two of the West’s best national parks? Stop dreaming and start packing! And don’t forget to claim your free copy of the Sunset Travel Guide, Grand Teton National Park & Yellowstone National Park: Hotels and More 2010, at
http://travelupdate.sunset.com/free-travel-guides/grand-teton-national-park-yellowstone-national-park-hotels-and-more-2010
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