TREKKING THE NATIONAL PARKS

Recommended for ages 10* to adult      2 to 5 players      Play time: 30 to 60 minutes

Trekking® the National Parks is a spirited family board game that lets players experience the U.S. National Parks in a fun and competitive way. Players compete for points by claiming Park Cards and collecting trail stones as they travel across the country experiencing the wonders at each of these magnificent landscapes. Grab your walking stick and hit the trail!

The game is one of skill and strategy that primarily older kids (and adults!) will enjoy. The game also requires a significant amount of table space and time to play—perfect for a rainy or snowy day.

The second edition of Trekking® the National Parks features a more accessible rule book, simplified movement rules to create a more streamlined play experience, new Major Park locations and wooden campsites that award special abilities to players, and a change to stone majority bonus points, with both the first- and second-place players now receiving points.

• From Arcadia to American Samoa, our country is home to 61 unique national parks. In the second edition of Trekking® the National Parks: The Board Game from Underdog Games, kids compete to earn victory points as they explore and learn about the natural beauty of these parks.
• 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.
• In addition to sharpening kids’ math, logic and strategic skills, the game comes with a fun backstory and continuing educational value.
• Trekking® the National Parks is the perfect gift to anyone who loves the outdoors and board games.
• Award winning: MENSA Select® and the Parents' Choice® Gold Award.
• Boxed game measures 12 x 12 x 3 inches (LxWxH).

*Many 8- and 9-year-olds can play with parental assistance.