Self-guided audio tour of US West National Parks

• Text transcripts for the audio narration and a format that allows for self-pacing (start, pause, resume at any time) • Pre-recorded audio commentary that can be downloaded or streamed • A GPS-driven, self-guided audio tour accessible via an app • Lifetime access without expiration and customer support available through chat or email • Recommended walking or driving itinerary with step-by-step directions • This does not include an entrance ticket to the park • Offline GPS-enabled route map provided • No in-person guide or physical equipment is included (participants should bring their own device and headphones)

• Fees for entrance, personal guiding services, headphones, transportation, parking, meals, Wi-Fi or mobile data, and rentals are not included.

• Nearby public transportation options are available. • Suitable for individuals of all physical fitness levels. • After booking, you will receive an email and text with instructions and a password (look for "audio tour" in communications). • Download the distinct tour app by Action. • Enter the password provided via email and text. • It is essential to download the tour while on a strong Wi-Fi or cellular connection. • The app operates offline after downloading. • To initiate the tour, open Action’s audio tour app once you are on-site. • If there is only one tour available, launch it. • If multiple tour options are present, select the version that corresponds with your intended starting point and direction. • Proceed to the starting location as no guide will be present. This is a self-guided experience. Enter the initial story’s point, and the audio will commence automatically. Follow the audio cues to reach the next story, which will also play automatically. Enjoy hands-free exploration. If you encounter audio issues, reach out to support. It is recommended to adhere to the tour route and speed limit for an optimal experience. • Travel at your own pace: the tour app can be used anytime, on any day, and for multiple days. Feel free to start and pause the tour whenever you wish, taking breaks and exploring alternative sites at your leisure. You can skip sections or delve into bonus material that interests you. • Cost-saving tip: For driving tours, one tour purchase covers everyone in the vehicle. • Offers new, lifetime access with no expiration. Use it whenever you like, on any trip, and as many times as you desire. • Audio Setup: Connect your mobile device to your vehicle's audio system using Bluetooth, USB, or AUX. For walking tours, headphones are recommended for the best experience. Audio playback is compatible with Apple CarPlay, with navigation features coming soon. Support for Android Auto will also be available shortly. • A supported mobile device is required for navigation. Please utilize an iPhone with iOS 15 or later, an Android device with Android 9 or later, or an iPad/tablet that has GPS and cellular capability.

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

• Arches National Park features an impressive variety of more than 2,000 natural stone arches, appealing to both hikers and photographers with its stunning landscapes and exceptional rock formations. • Canyonlands National Park showcases dramatic desert scenery, including deep canyons, towering rock structures, and expansive vistas. It is ideal for outdoor enthusiasts, offering hiking, biking, and scenic overlooks. • Bryce Canyon National Park is renowned for its unique hoodoos, which are tall, thin rock spires shaped by erosion. The park provides impressive views, hiking trails, and excellent stargazing opportunities in one of the darkest night skies in the U.S. • Utah's landscape is marked by towering red cliffs, narrow slot canyons, and picturesque drives. Hike well-known trails to enjoy remarkable desert views at every turn. • This hidden treasure in Utah includes tall sandstone cliffs, colorful canyons, and the lush Fruita orchards, perfect for scenic drives, short hikes, and expansive desert views away from the crowds. • In Texas, discover a rugged, remote area where the Rio Grande meets imposing mountains and wide desert skies. Expect stunning canyons, scenic drives, and exceptional stargazing opportunities. • A quick stop at a steep, shadowy gorge created by the Gunnison River reveals sheer cliffs and stunning overlooks, especially dramatic at sunrise or sunset. • Crater Lake, with its brilliant blue water surrounded by steep cliffs, fills an ancient volcanic caldera. Rim Drive viewpoints offer sights of Wizard Island, crisp alpine air, and extraordinary sunsets. • Badlands National Park presents a striking landscape of sharp spires and layered rocks that resemble another planet. Drive the scenic loop for panoramic views, sunrise colors, and chances to view wildlife like bison and pronghorn. • Death Valley National Park, the hottest and driest national park in the U.S., is filled with unusual desert landscapes. Walk across the salt flats at Badwater Basin, witness sunrise at Zabriskie Point, and conclude your day with sunset at the Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes. • Glacier National Park boasts jagged mountains, turquoise lakes, and alpine meadows resembling a postcard scene. Drive along Going-to-the-Sun Road for uninterrupted views and watch for mountain goats, bears, and waterfalls. • Grand Canyon National Park features a mile-deep expanse of cliffs and colors shaped by the Colorado River. Enjoy sunrise at Mather Point, traverse the Rim Trail for spectacular viewpoints, and stay for a sunset that continuously changes. • Joshua Tree National Park highlights twisted Joshua trees and enormous boulders under vast desert skies. Observe the sunset from Keys View, then stay for some of the premier stargazing in the U.S. • Lassen Volcanic National Park presents a geothermal wonderland complete with bubbling mud pots, clear lakes, and rugged volcanic summits. Traverse the scenic park highway, hike to Bumpass Hell, and soak in views reminiscent of Yellowstone mingled with the Sierras. • Mesa Verde National Park features ancient cliff dwellings nestled within sandstone alcoves, reminiscent of a hidden city. Drive along Mesa Top Loop for expansive viewpoints and tour Cliff Palace or Balcony House (when open) to feel transported through time. • Mount Rainier National Park is characterized by a towering glacier-covered volcano and meadows rich in wildflowers. Visit Paradise for classic views and hiking, and pursue waterfalls and mountain panoramas along Skyline Trail. • Olympic National Park offers a rare combination of rugged Pacific beaches, verdant rainforests, and glacier-capped peaks. Stroll through the Hoh Rain Forest trails, then conclude your day watching the sunset at Rialto Beach or Ruby Beach. • North Cascades National Park presents a rugged alpine landscape filled with jagged peaks, icy-blue lakes, and dramatic overlooks. Drive along the North Cascades Highway for breathtaking views, then hike to Diablo Lake viewpoints for that exceptional