Clarkson Potter National Parks Trivia
Great for camping, road trips or an evening of family fun at home, Clarkson Potter National Parks Trivia will help you get to know America's 63 national parks with 390 wide-ranging trivia questions.
- 390 questions cover the national park's iconic geography, ecology, geology, history, wildlife and botany
- Alana Louise Lyons' colorful illustrations emulate the golden days of travel poster illustration and add an extra layer of homage to the parks as well as a hint of nostalgia
- Includes 195 cards with 390 questions and five 10-second Lightning challenge cards
- Subjects are organized in 4 categories and span every national park
- 4 categories: Plants, Animals & Wildlife (PAW); Geology & Astronomy (GEO); Visitation, Famous Events, Hikes & Park Superlatives (TOUR), and Cultural History & Geography (HIST)
- Each trivia card offers an easier and harder question; play with only the easy questions, or graduate to the hard one after answering the easy one to gather more points
- Game can be played in teams, one-on-one, or alone by simply using the cards as flash cards for your own learning
- Expanded trivia game format includes a 5.45 x 3.96 in. telescoping box with 200 cards
- Also includes a 4-color rules booklet with additional information and an illustrated map of the national parks
Imported.
View all Clarkson Potter Card Games| Best Use | Casual |
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| Recommended for Ages | 7+ years |
| Number of Players | 1+ |
| Dimensions | 5.4 x 4 inches |
| Sustainability | Contains recycled materials |
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So many errors that I don’t trust any of the cards
We have only read about 20% of the cards and have already spotted SO many errors. Varying spellings of Great Smoky Mountains National Park (spelled Mountain in multiple places), an artist whose name was listed differently as Frank and Fred in the question and the answer, and an incorrect statement about Congaree being in North Carolina (it is in South Carolina) just to name a few. REI needs to take this off their website. We love REI, and this is far from REI’s quality standards. The publisher should give refunds for the terrible quality.
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Cool Socks…I Love anything National Parks