Drive your own national park itinerary with narrated, GPS‑enabled audio guides for 30+ parks. Download once, go offline, and follow stories that point you to the best overlooks, short hikes, and practical tips.
More ways to explore the area's outdoor wonders
The engine hums, a ribbon of highway unspooling between red fins of rock and a sky so wide it seems to push the horizon away. Inside the car the narrator’s voice drops in—pointing to a pullout, naming a formation, teasing a short walk that will change the view forever. This bundle stitches together 30+ narrated routes, letting drivers move at their own pace from Grand Canyon rims to the geyser fields of Yellowstone.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2–6 hours (varies by park)
Fitness Level
Minimal fitness required for driving; short hikes may require moderate fitness and steady footing.
Wildlife
History
National parks preserve deep layers of geologic time and thousands of years of Indigenous presence; many trails and viewpoints align with cultural stories from local tribes.
Conservation
Drive slowly through fragile habitats, stay on designated pullouts, and pack out trash—vehicle-based touring concentrates impact, so minimize stops and follow Leave No Trace principles.
Reserve your spot on the 30+ National Parks Self-Guided Driving Tours Bundle today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Download before you go
Redeem your password and download the tour on Wi‑Fi—audio and offline maps won’t reliably stream in remote park areas.
Fuel and timing
Many park gateway towns have one gas station—top off before long stretches and arrive early for sunrise viewpoints and parking.
Park passes and fees
This bundle does not include entrance fees—buy a park pass online or at the entrance to avoid delays.
Respect wildlife
Stay in your vehicle for close animal views and keep a safe distance while photographing—animals dictate safe viewing distances.
Smartphone with Action Tour Guide app & power bank
Required to redeem the audio tour, run GPS, and store the offline tour files.
Water (2+ liters per person)
Hydration is crucial on desert drives and short hikes where services are limited.
summer
Comfortable walking shoes
Use for short viewpoint hikes and uneven terrain at popular stops.
Sun protection (hat, sunscreen, sunglasses)
Open landscapes and high elevation increase UV exposure—protect skin and eyes.
summer