Close-up image of the Passport To Your National Parks® Classic Edition cover. The cover is a deep blue with gold embossed text and graphics, featuring an eagle in flight and a waving American flag with stars. The spiral binding is visible along the left side.
Close-up of a hand holding a green and black rubber stamp, stamping a cancellation mark onto a page in a spiral-bound Passport To Your National Parks® book. The book is open to the Rocky Mountain Region section and features a photo of Mount Rushmore and text describing its history. The scene is set on a wooden table.
Open page from the Passport To Your National Parks® Classic Edition, highlighting the Rocky Mountain Region. The left page features a yellow map with state abbreviations and numbered locations for parks in Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, North Dakota, and South Dakota. Below the map is a list of park names corresponding to the numbers. The right page includes a description of the region's natural wonders, such as Glacier National Park, with a small photograph of a scenic autumn landscape. Additional text describes the region’s wildlife, including bison, and notable geological features like Yellowstone's geysers.
An open Passport To Your National Parks® book showing the Rocky Mountain Region section. The left page includes text describing historical sites and events, such as the transcontinental railroad, conflicts between settlers and Native Americans, and Mount Rushmore. Below the text is a photo of Mount Rushmore featuring the carved faces of Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln, and Roosevelt. The right page is titled 'Rocky Mountain Region' with a designated box for affixing a regional stamp. Below the box, there is an official cancellation stamp for Wind Cave National Park dated December 4, 2024, with the location 'Hot Springs, SD.
An open Passport To Your National Parks® book displaying informational content about its use. The left page is titled 'How To Use Your Passport' and describes the book's purpose for tracking visits to national parks, collecting stamps, and supporting park programs. It includes details about the Passport book, its regional layout, and its use for cancellations and stamps. A sample cancellation stamp for Edgar Allan Poe National Historic Site, dated August 14, 2024, is shown. The right page discusses cancellations, the Passport Stamp Series, and how proceeds from the program support national park education and preservation efforts. The page features small images of national park stamps and includes a box with a message emphasizing the importance of participation in the Passport program.
Passport to Your National Parks – Classic Edition Book

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  • Compact, spiral-bound design – ideal for on-the-go adventures
  • Color-coded maps and park details for easy navigation
  • Space to collect cancellation stamps and commemorative stickers from over 400 National Park Service sites
  • Perfect for documenting your journey through America’s treasured national parks

Just getting into the National Parks Passport scene? Check out our Ultimate Guide to the National Parks Passport Hobby.

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The Classic National Park Passport Book is your gateway to discovering and commemorating your visits to America’s national parks. Since 1986, park enthusiasts have cherished this handy travelogue for its practicality and enduring appeal.

Inside, you’ll find:

  • Color-Coded Regional Maps: Easily navigate the national parks by region.
  • Informative Park Details: Learn essential facts about each park before you visit.
  • Official NPS Interpretive Map: A foldable, pull-out map showcasing all park sites.
  • Space for Cancellations and Stamps: Record your visits with rubber-stamp cancellations and annual commemorative sticker stamps.

This 6″ x 4″ spiral-bound book is designed for ease of use. It fits conveniently into your pocket or backpack, making it an ideal travel companion. The softcover, 112-page guide is both economical and portable, so you can bring it along on every adventure. Thanks to the work of our partners at Eastern National Parks Association, nearly every NPS site has a passport stamping station.  That makes Passport the universal Parks traveler must-have collectible.

Never stamped a national park passport book during a road trip? Check out our guide to getting started with passport stamping.

Collecting stamps and cancellations at each NPS site you visit transforms your Passport into a personalized keepsake, documenting your unique journey through America’s treasured landscapes and historical sites. By participating in the Passport To Your National Parks® program, you also support vital educational and interpretive programs at National Park Service sites.

Weight 6 oz

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