Trails: A Parks Game

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Every Purchase Supports the National Park Service

Explore iconic US landmarks and National Parks in TRAILS, a new game in the PARKS series. Featuring art from the Fifty-Nine Parks Print Series, TRAILS invites you to take a leisurely stroll in the beautiful outdoors. Enjoy a relaxing hike collecting acorns, spotting wildlife, and earning wilderness badges... It's time to hit the trails!

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DELUXE RESOURCES

Deluxify your TRAILS journey with screen printed resource tokens that fit right in the box.

PLAYERS

2 - 4

AGES

10 & Up

TIME

20 - 40 Minutes

What's In The Box?

Weight & Dimensions

Downloads

Press Kit

Icon set

A Collab with Fifty-Nine Parks

An all-new PARKS Experience

Plays in 40 Minutes or Less

7 World-Renowned Illustrators

FSC Certified Cardstock

1% of Every Sale Donated to The National Park Service

Go For A Leisurely Stroll

Hike back and forth along a calming trail gathering rocks, leaves, and acorns to be the first to achieve wilderness badges.

Encounter The Outdoors

Keep an eye out for wildlife to earn bonus actions and have your camera at the ready to capture as many memories and bird sightings as you can.

Watch The Sun Set

Continuing our collaboration with the Fifty-Nine Parks Print Series, TRAILS features day and night illustrations of landmarks and parks from across the US, including an exclusive nighttime variant of the Joshua Tree National Park.

How to play

1. Gather Memories

Move your hiker forward 1 or 2 spaces or use your canteen to move as far as you want along the trail. Along the way, collect resources and snap photos to document your journey.

2. Collect Badges

Rest at the trailhead or trail end where you can trade in the resources you’ve earned along the way to collect wilderness badges and earn points.

3. Watch For Nightfall

As dusk arrives, trail tiles flip to their nighttime sides and grant more powerful actions to their visitors. Be careful though! Once the sun has set over the whole trail, hikers have to head home.

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“The art is gorgeous, the gameplay is engaging, and it’s a joy to have on the table.” - Ryan Gutowski
“This is a great welcoming game... If you like the idea of National Parks, I think this one works really well.”
- Tom Vasel
“It’s a small game, both strategically and physically... but it still has a lot to offer.” - Andrew Borck