Day Hiking Trails: Guide focuses on national parks’ top sights

Saturday, December 5, 2015

Guide focuses on national parks’ top sights

My newest hiking guidebook, Best Sights to See at America’s National Parks, was released Friday. Describing more 200 day hiking trails, the book answers two questions every visitor to a national park asks, “What should I see, and how do I find those spots?” With the trails listed in this volume, you’ll never have to worry about missing waterfalls, inspiring mountain views, wildlife, incredible rock formations, or any of the other top sights at our national parks. It is available in paperback and on Kindle ebook.

Learn more about national park day hiking trails in my Best Sights to See at America’s National Parks guidebook.

Meet the Author

My name is Rob Bignell. I'm a long-time hiker, journalist and editor. My son Kieran and I have been hiking together for the past decade. Before Kieran, I taught middle school students in New Mexico and Wisconsin, served as an infantryman in the Army National Guard, and worked in newspapers. I've won several journalism awards, from editorial writing to sports reporting. In 2001, The Prescott Journal, which I served as managing editor of, was named Wisconsin’s Weekly Newspaper of the Year. Currently I own and operate an online editing business, Inventing Reality Editing Service. After spending several years in Southern California, my son and I now live in Wisconsin on the scenic Red Cedar River.