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Trekking the National Parks Board Game
- Small parts. Not for children under 3 years.
Produced by a family who personally visited every national park, this game will give you the trekking bug as well! Players compete to claim the most victory points by visiting and/or claiming parks, camping at the major parks, and collecting stones. The board is a map of the United States, with 45 national parks identified in their approximate location. Stones are placed on each park at the beginning of the game. Each turn, players choose two actions: Draw a Trek, Claim a Park, Move, or Occupy a Major Park. Trek cards have different icons and numbers and are used to move and to claim park cards. The first player to land on any park gets to claim the stone; you can only claim a park if it is one of the 3 park cards turned up at the bottom of the board and the right Trek cards are in your hand. If you visit and set up camp at a Major Park, you are granted some special abilities. Each park card has beautiful park photography and information, so you can learn as you play! 2-5 players, game time is approximately 30-60 minutes. ~ Megan
Trekking the National Parks brings the fun and challenge of modern family board games to your table. The game was specially designed to be both entertaining and educational. Every park card features an interesting fact and gorgeous photograph that will inspire players to explore the protected natural wonders of America. Each game also begins with a unique setup that alters the play experience in surprising ways, allowing for endless replayability. Trekking the National Parks is the perfect gift to anyone who loves the outdoors and board games.
We have a beautiful country and I have an AirBnB so I want my visitors to have fun while learning about the National Parks.
Super popular and love national parks
My co-workers at the forest service recommended this board game.
Interest in the National Parks--Visit to many and hope to see more! Educational, as well.