Road Tours Of The Southwest, Book 15: National Parks & Monuments, State Parks, Tribal Park & Archeological Ruins

The short synopsis for this 17-volume mini-series is presented on Book 1's write-up. There is also a comprehensive two-volume publication of this work on these two URL's: Volume I: https: //amzn.to/3fvm3tK and Volume II https: //amzn.to/3hubpFg (which also includes both a short synopsis and an abstract). A Kindle 17-volume min-series is also available and viewable on this URL (Kindle format): https: //amzn.to/3fYlAQZ Please also note these mini-volumes are solely written for key tourist locations such as Albuquerque and Santa Fe, NM Tucson and Phoenix, AZ, Cortez, Co, and Kayenta, AZ, and all the other tourist hubs.Abstract: There is a surplus of beautiful places to visit throughout the Southwest and the West. Particularly, America's National Parks and Monuments, State and Tribal parks, and the stone cities and windows to the past, the archeological ruins. In this road tour series, I have gathered a list of scenic icons that are relegated to a specific region and correlated to connecting primary and secondary roads and highways. In other words, Cortez, Colorado defines the axis of the so-called Four Corner region of the Colorado Plateau Province. Hence, this local serves as the principal hub in this sector of the Southwest whose archeological ruins throughout this wide, far vicinity are among the most celebrated. Accordingly, Moab, Utah defines the hub of stunningly attractive national parks, starting with Arches and Canyonlands, and extended into the heart of so-called Indian Country--Monument Valley and its regional hub, Kayenta, Arizona.With this abstract in mind, the seventeen mini-book series presents salient details about each scenic icon in a concise, yet thorough manner. For instance, geographic coordinates, essential information about each featured selection (i.e., geology, natural and human history), directions, contact information, and incidental essentials where applicable (i.e., hiking trails and special features about each destination). At the end of each text, there is a list of all the hubs and selected scenic in this series. For my credentials, please visit my website: www.richholtzin.c