Microsoft Flight Simulator gives us a great way to visit the great outdoors. You can hop in a plane and fly to any or all of the National Parks. Its the perfect vacation that many of us can only dream about. Whether its the green hillsides of the Shenendoah the rugged slopes of Rocky Mountain or the deep and winding canyons of the Bryce you can get there with Flight Simulator. But with the National Parks Enhanced Scenery we transform these majestic places into even more vivid visual memories Using Flight Simulators adaptable elevated mesh terrain technology weve boosted the detail four-fold for the 53 National Parks. Weve replaced the default elevation data with super refined 38 meter info. The result is an incredible scenic accuracy bringing Flight Simulator even closer to reality. For your flightseeing pleasure you can fly more than 60 pre-planned tours of the National Parks in one of three different DHC3 Otter (for FS2004 FS2002) or DHC2 Beaver (for FS2002 FS2000) models. The 100 page FlightSeeing Manual provides background information on the parks and flight plans for great flightseeing tours. Heres a few of the 53 U.S. National Parks you can visit Acadia - Maine Badlands - S. Dakota Big Bend - Texas Bryce Canyon - Utah Death Valley - California Denali - Alaska Everglades - Florida Grand Canyon - Arizona Grand Teton - Wyoming Great Smokey - Southeast Isle Royale - Michigan Lake Clark - Washington Monmouth Cave - Kentucky Shenandoah - Virginia Virgin Island - V.I. Yellowstone - Wyoming Idaho Montana Yosemite - California Zion - Utah Its a trip you wont want to miss National Parks Enhanced Scenery is brought to you by Justin Tyme and FS Genesis. The three versions of the DHC3 Otter aircraft for FS2004 and FS2002 are from Trevor Hale. The three versions of the DHC2 Beaver aircraft for FS2002 and FS2000 are from Fred Banting and Yannick Lavigne. The extensive flightseeing guide and tours by Scott Slaughter.