National Parks of the USA Jigsaw Puzzle

A jigsaw puzzle for nature lovers: Offers a screen-free getaway to America’s most beautiful wild places Sturdy gift box contains: 500-piece puzzle and an educational poster; finished puzzle measures 37 × 47.5 cm / 14.5 × 19 in. Enjoy National Parks from anywhere: Perfect for a rainy day, family fun, or mindful relaxation Edutainment for ages 8+: Includes a double-sided poster with the full puzzle image on one side and information on the featured national parks and their flora and fauna on the other  Get ready to explore! Immerse yourself in America’s great outdoors with this 500-piece puzzle featuring the United States’ awe-inspiring national parks. With this exciting extension of the best-selling National Parks of the USA book series, piece together nature’s greatest adventures—from America’s highest cliffs to its deepest basin 282 feet below sea level, and colorful hot springs to Alaska’s northern lights—and spot creatures big and small, from 600-pound grizzly bears to tiny salamanders, as you build the puzzle. The puzzle image features 20 of the USA’s glorious national parks in a collage of vintage postcard–style illustrations. Marvel at the porpoises and lobsters of Acadia’s cold, deep-blue waters, a rare condor swooping majestically in the Grand Canyon, the thundering waterfalls of Yosemite Valley, and more.   As you fit the pieces together, use the full puzzle image on the poster as a reference. Flip the poster over to explore captivating descriptions of all the places, plants, and creatures featured in the puzzle.   Your National Parks adventure awaits.  Discover even more of America’s natural wonders with:National Parks of the USA Bingo, National Parks of the USA, National Parks of the USA: Activity Book, National Parks of the USA Postcards, and National Monuments of the USA.

Kate Siber, author of the award-winning bestseller National Parks of the USA, is a journalist and a correspondent for Outside magazine living in Durango, Colorado. She has tried her hand at almost every adventure activity going, and covers the world’s wild and remote places as well as environmental and social issues. Her writing has been featured in many publications, including National Geographic Traveler, National Parks, Preservation, Men’s Journal and The New York Times.Chris Turnham is an illustrator and printmaker based in Los Angeles. He's worked as an artist in both feature and television animation and has contributed illustrations to publications and children's books.