Best Jackson Hole Wyoming Travel Books

With a rough plan, a shoestring budget, and little to no experience, Rob Erwin sets out on a modern-day adventure to the remote backcountry of America's most iconic national parks. Aside from the bipolar hillbillies, unfriendly wild animals, run-ins with the law, a mental breakdown, a bad first date, and a near-death experience . After a career of coaching small-college football that took him across the country, Rob Erwin now writes full time about his travels through America’s eclectic small towns and remote wild places.

Wondrous scenery, incomparable wildlife viewing, and much more await you at these magnificent parks. Sherry L. Moore, an educator and writer for over three decades, has coauthored several guides to the western states.

With her unique perspective and advice you can trust, Moon Yellowstone & Grand Teton has everything you need to know to have a more personal and memorable experience. Along with trip ideas like "One Day in Yellowstone" and "Winter Fun," Lomax includes suggestions for the best places to spot elk, bison, bears, and wolves, and tips on which hikes have the most stunning views. After teaching high school English outside Seattle, Becky moved to Montana, where she served as a hiking and backpacking guide, worked at a ski resort, and began to write about the outdoors. She has written about hiking trails and historic lodges, camping and climate change and has tagged along with biologists into the field to radio-collar bighorn sheep and grizzly bears.

In this book you will find rare and fascinating photographs of early expeditions, the gold rush, growing towns, tourist meccas and the unique beauty of the Black Hills.

This fifth edition of the popular guide to Yellowstone, the world's first national park, revises descriptions of the hot springs, geysers, and wildlife viewing spots. Janet Chapple is a Montana native whose parents once worked at Old Faithful Inn, the historic lodge in Yellowstone Park.