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Visitor Publications

Cover of a Yellowstone National Park Quest book featuring a black bear cub clinging to a tree and a circular photo of a park ranger with a Let’s Go! caption. Bright yellow and purple text highlight the park’s name.Funding is needed to update and reprint two high-priority publications: Yellowstone Quest and the Ski Trail Guide series. Yellowstone Quest is a popular educational resource for K–4 classrooms and families, designed to engage young learners with Yellowstone’s natural and cultural resources while supporting curriculum standards and programs like Junior Ranger and Young Scientist. Over 100,000 students, parents, and teachers have used this publication, and demand continues to grow. Only a few copies remain, making reprinting and minor content updates essential to maintain this valuable educational tool.

Five folded Yellowstone National Park ski trail maps arranged fan-like on a wooden surface, each labeled for a different area, with black and white illustrations on the covers.The Ski Trail Guide series serves winter recreationists and complements the park’s summer hiking guides. Cross-country skiing has grown significantly in Yellowstone, especially in the northern region, yet the existing guides are outdated—some have not been updated for 20 years.

This project will restore the full series of seven guides with accurate trail information, updated safety messaging, and resource preservation content. Printed publications remain critical in Yellowstone, where connectivity is limited, and they provide visitors with reliable information and a tangible connection to the park. These publications will ensure visitors and educators have access to accurate, engaging, and essential resources.

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