guidebooks

Travel guide that follows the route of Mayan civilizations past and present in Mexico, Guatemala, Belize, Honduras, and El Salvador, with practical advice on hotels, restaurants, and attractions.

Guide for nature-oriented travelers to the country of Guatemala, providing information on the individual regions of the country, with practical travel tips, and listings of hotels and restaurants, adventure travel outfitters, fishing and diving services, archaeological expeditions, and conservation groups.

Travel guide to Belize presents information about the country's natural sights, which include Central America's tallest waterfall, most intact rain forest, and biggest cave network, and includes listings of hotels, restaurants, tour guides, and expeditions.

Contains full-color photographs and illustrations of several Civil War battlefields and landmarks from Fort Sumter to the bedroom of the Peterson house where Abraham Lincoln died.

Provides information and tools for visitors to the U.S.'s western national parks, including Badlands, Grand Canyon, Capitol Reef, Yellowstone, Yosemite, and others, describing each one's significant features, trails, and other attractions; history; and nearby places to eat and stay.

A guide-book describing geological features, how to study the earth's history, and suggests projects and activities.

Describes 120 scenic drives for exploring the United States, grouped into four regions, including the Western, Rocky Mountain, Central, and Eastern states; each with route maps, photographs, travel tips, and information about places to eat, sleep, and visit.

A collection of over 120 photographs of the jewelry, pottery, weavings, and basketry of a number of Native American tribes of the Southwest.

Profiles one hundred birding sites in the U.S. and Canada, describing each one's habitat and bird life, providing visiting information including maps, and listing birds to watch for.