[DOWNLOAD] A Visitors Guide to Death Valley National Park: Single Day Itinerary from Vegas by Jeffrey Collin ~ Book PDF Kindle ePub Free

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Death Valley National Park was initially proclaimed a national monument on February 11, 1933 by President Herbert Hoover. This proclamation set aside almost two million acres of southeastern California and small parts of Nevada. In 1984 Death Valley National Monument was designated a biosphere reserve. Ten years later, October 31, 1994 the monument was expanded by 1.3 million acres and re-designated as a national park via congressional passage of the California Desert Protection Act. This designation elevated Death Valley National Park to the status of the largest national park in the contiguous United States. On March 12, 2019 the John D. Dingell Jr. Conservation, Management and Recreation Act added just over 35,000 acres to the park. Of Death Valley's 3.4 million acres an astounding 91% is protected as officially designated wilderness.Not only does Death Valley National Park cover a huge geographic area, it takes just over 2 hours (early morning departure - minimal stops) to reach from the central Las Vegas strip. The park would take a lifetime to fully explore, requiring multiple days just to "scratch the surface". With this in mind this e-book documents a single day itinerary for those who wish to "experience" the park while visiting the Las Vegas area. The itinerary includes a variety of "must see" scenic attractions within Death Valley proper (easterly portion of the park), including descriptions of scenic attractions with driving, distance and time budgeting considerations.For your author one of the most interesting things about visiting new places is "discovering" them prior to arrival: holding true even when exploring new areas close to home. This "discovery process" solidifies my understanding of attractions that interest me, allows strategic planning to maximize allotted time, develops a realistic itinerary and defines activities for the outing. I often (informally) am involved in friends and family members planning of their adventures, offering insight based on personal experience and or research on their behalf. This "informal" involvement typically discusses other subjects such as airfare, car rental and accommodations which are not provided within this publication. What is within this publication is content directed toward those individuals who desire to discover the wonderful outdoor opportunities around Vegas and the surrounding area.

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Title: A Visitors Guide to Death Valley National Park: Single Day Itinerary from Vegas
Author : Jeffrey Collin
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