Usa - Regis St Louis

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Résumé :
Experience the best of the USA. NYC, California, the Pacific Northwest, the Grand Canyon - we've selected the most iconic sights and incredible places so you can enjoy the real USA with the minimum fuss. Highlights reveal the must-see attractions and unbeatable experiences ; Itineraries make planning your trip simpler than ever ; Local experts recommend what not to miss ; Easy-to-use maps make getting around simpler than ever.

Biographie:
Regis St Louis grew up in a sleepy riverside town where he dreamed of big-city intrigue. In 2001, he settled in New York, which had all that and more. He has also lived in San Francisco and Los Angeles and has crossed the country by train, bus and car, while visiting remote corners of America. Favorite memories from his most recent trip include chasing the bluegrass scene across southern Virginia, chanting with Krishna devotees in West Virginia and crab feasting all over Maryland. Regis has contributed to more than 30 Lonely Planet tilles. including Washington, DC. and New York City. Amy C Balfour has hiked, biked, skied and gambled her way across the Southwest, finding herself returning again and again to Flagstaff, Monument Valley and, always, the Grand Canyon. On this trip she fell hard for Bisbee and Chiricahua National Monument. When she's not daydreaming about red rocks and green-chile hamburgers. she's writing about food. travel and the outdoors. Amy has authored or co-authored 11 guidebooks for Lonely Planet, including Los Angeles Encounter, California, Hawaii and Arizona. Michael Benanav came to New Mexico in 1992 and quickly fell under its spell : soon after, he moved to a rural village in the Sangre de Cristo foothills, where he still lives. A veteran international traveler, he can't imagine a better place to corne home to alter a trip. Aside from his work for Lonely Planet, he's authored two nonfiction books and writes and photographe for magazines and newspapers. Two decades ago, Andrew Bender, native New Englander, packed up the car and drove cross-country to work in film production. and eventually realized that the joy was in the journey (and writing aboutit). His work has since appeared in the Los Angeles Times. Forbes, over two dozen Lonely Planet titles, and on his blog. Current obsessions : discovering LA's next great ethnic enclave, and winter sunsets over the bike path in Santa Monica.