Your National Parks, with Detailed Information for Tourists

CONTENTS

I.	The Yellowstone National Park	3
	1. A Camp-Fire that made History	3
	2. The Discovery of the Yellowstone	10
	3. The Geysers, Lakes, and Streams	28
	4. Ages of Fire and Ice	38
	5. The Petrified Forests	45
	6. Area; Trees, Flowers, and Animals	51
	7. Entrances	53
	8. Administrative History	54
	9. Lost in the Wilderness	58
II.	The Yosemite National Park	65
	1. Ice-King Topography	70
	2. Trees and Forests	76
	3. Plant Life	79
	4. The Realm of Falling Water	83
	5. Seeing Yosemite	88
	6. History of Yosemite	93
III.	The Sequoia and the General Grant National Parks	99
	The Big Trees	104
IV.	Mount Rainier National Park	116
	1. The Splendid Wild-Flower Garden	122
	2. Glaciers of Mount Rainier	130
V.	Crater Lake National Park	137
VI.	Glacier National Park	148
	History of Glacier National Park	157
VII.	Mesa Verde National Park	161
VIII.	Rocky Mountain National Park	175
IX.	The Grand CaÑon	190
X.	Lassen Volcanic National Park	211
XI.	Hawaii National Park	221
XII.	Three National Monuments
	1. The Olympic National Monuments	230
	2. The Natural Bridges and Rainbow Bridge National Monuments	236
	3. Mukuntuweap National Monument	239
XIII.	Other National Parks	242
	1. Wind Cave National Park	242
	2. Sully's Hill Park	244
	3. Casa Grande Ruin Reservation	Clyx.com