Passport to Your National Parks – Explorer’s Edition

Description

The Park Passport Explorer’s Edition is the ultimate collectible for documenting your national park visits. This premium edition features a sturdy, weatherproof portfolio with an inner binder, providing ample space for stickers and ink stamps from each of nearly 430 National Park Service sites.

Inside the park passport explorers edition, you’ll find:

• Color Dividers by Region: Navigate the national parks easily with regional dividers.
• Shoulder Strap and Zipper-Close Cover: Keep your memories secure and with you on every trip.
• Park Checklists and Descriptions: Keep track of your visits and learn about each park.
• Official NPS Interpretive Map: Plan your adventures with a full-sized, foldable map.
• Ample Space for Stamps and Stickers: Record your visits with dedicated pages for cancellations and regional stamps.

This 8 1/4″ x 10 1/4″ zippered portfolio is the top level of Passport durability and convenience. It includes internal mesh compartments, a back mesh pocket, a pen slot, and a shoulder strap for easy carrying. The waterproof cover ensures your Passport stays protected through all your adventures. Expandable and versatile, it allows you to arrange the pages any way you like and even add more as needed.

Show off your dedication to the parks with the top-tier Passport

Explore the beauty and history of America’s national parks while keeping your memories safe and organized. By using the Park Passport Explorer’s Edition, you enrich your travel experiences and support vital educational and interpretive programs at National Park Service sites.

Nearly every NPS site features a passport stamping station thanks to the work of our partners at Eastern National Parks Association.  The Passport To Your National Parks® program enriches your travel experience and supports vital educational and interpretive programs. This park passport collectors edition is the perfect way to document your national park journeys and preserve your treasured memories.  Never stamped a national park passport book during a road trip? Check out our guide to getting started with passport stamping.