Self-guided audio driving tour of North Cascades National Park

• Assistance: Access via toll-free phone, chat, and email • User-Friendly: Download in advance and access offline • Travel Planners: Available in-app, online, and as PDF • Geolocation Features: Automatic playback of stories, tips, and directions • One-Time Purchase: Unlimited use with no expiration, includes free updates • GuideAlong (GyPSy Guide) Audio Tour: Over 220 points of interest • Provides an app-based self-guided experience, eliminating the need for a physical guide • Customizable Routes: Follow suggested itineraries or make your own

• Charges for entry, passes for national parks, and any required reservations are not included.

• Appropriate for all levels of physical fitness • Access Instructions: Following your reservation, an email and text message will guide you (search "Download Audio Tour"). Use the link provided to log in with your Apple or Google account and redeem your voucher in advance. • Download the GuideAlong Application: Obtain the complimentary app using WiFi or mobile data and sign in with the same Apple or Google account. • Downloading the Tour: Retrieve the tour in the GuideAlong app under 'My Tours' using WiFi or mobile data. • Initiate the Tour: Launch the tour in the GuideAlong app to review the starting points, tour path, and itinerary, or to begin the tour. • Location-Dependent Narration: The audio narration activates automatically as you drive, utilizing your phone's GPS. Regardless of your location or direction, you will receive engaging stories and insights. • Flexible Travel Dates: The tours are purchased once and have no expiration, allowing for any day or time to be selected without needing to reschedule. • Tour at Your Own Pace: With GuideAlong, you set the tempo. Begin, pause, and continue the tour anytime, allowing for adjustment to your timetable. • Driving Tours: Group Pricing: A single purchase covers all individuals in the vehicle, providing a budget-friendly exploration option. • Offline Functionality: Once the audio tour is downloaded to your phone, no internet or cellular connection is necessary, allowing for enjoyable offline touring. • Remember a Charger: Bring a USB/C car charger for power and easy audio connection, ensuring your device is fully charged. • Technical Assistance: The GuideAlong support team is available daily via toll-free phone, online chat, and email. • The app’s audio can be played through your car’s Apple CarPlay and Android Auto displays, while the app's map will show on your phone. You can connect your phone to the car via Bluetooth for sound through the stereo. • All participants are welcome.

To receive a full refund, cancellations must be made at least 24 hours prior to the planned departure time.

• Diablo Lake Vista Point provides a remarkable view of the unique geological features and diverse ecosystem of the North Cascades. This overlook highlights the striking turquoise hue of Diablo Lake, resulting from rock flour—fine particles created by glacial movement that reflect blue and green light. • The Washington Pass Observation Site presents stunning vistas of Liberty Bell Mountain and Early Winters Spires. Situated in the North Cascades, this overlook captures the majesty of the area's dramatic mountains. • The Gorge Overlook Trail offers a picturesque and easy hiking option, perfect for those wanting to connect with nature without a challenging trek. • Rasar State Park, in Skagit County, Washington, provides a serene environment with beautiful views of the Skagit River and 4,000 feet of freshwater shoreline. • Rockport State Park, located in Washington, features a pristine ecosystem with an untouched old-growth forest. Visitors can enjoy simple walking paths that meander through towering trees, some of which are over 300 years old. • Ross Lake Overlook offers a magnificent perspective of Ross Lake, situated within the North Cascades. Formed by Ross Dam, the lake is not only visually striking but also an essential habitat for local wildlife, including blacktail deer. • Diablo Dam, finished in 1930 as part of the Skagit Hydroelectric Project, reflects early 20th-century engineering achievement. At 389 feet, it was once the tallest dam in the world, representing the aspirations of its time. • The Henry Thompson Bridge is a historic landmark celebrated for its exceptional construction and elegant arches. It provides impressive views of the river below, surrounded by lush vegetation and rugged terrain.