Browse National Parks scenery add-ons for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 and 2020. Discover stunning landscapes and landmarks. Parcourez 22 add-ons publiés par notre communauté.
Pictured Rocks tree cleanup, POIs, and Miners Castle scenery
This add-on enhances the Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 by removing excessive trees covering the iconic sandstone cliffs, allowing for a clearer view of this natural landmark. It also includes a detailed reconstruction of the Miners Castle rock formation, while providing points of interest for prominent landmarks within the park. Users can start exploring the scenery from nearby airports, such as Marquette Sawyer Regional or Hanley Field.
Hautes-Gorges-de-la-Rivière-Malbaie and Grands-Jardins National Parks
This add-on features detailed scenery from Hautes-Gorges-de-la-Rivière-Malbaie and Grands-Jardins National Parks in Quebec, Canada, including significant buildings and activity areas. Key highlights include visitor centers, campgrounds, hiking trails, and wildlife such as moose and caribou. The landscape is enhanced with animated human models, enriching the immersive experience of these natural parks. ICAO code for the scenery is 2YML (fictitious).
This add-on features the winter scenery of Gaspesie National Park in Quebec, Canada, specifically around the Mont-Albert. It includes various key shelters, such as the Auberge and the summit towers of Mount Jacques-Cartier, alongside adjusted vegetation for a more realistic environment. The package also provides a helicopter take-off area and integrates human animated models, enhancing the overall immersion.
This add-on features three helicopter landing pads located in the Grand Canyon, specifically at the mouth of Quartermaster Canyon, near Grand Canyon West airport. Designed for realism, the landing areas include custom desert vegetation, parked helicopters, and exploring tourists, with one area designated as "MAV1". The addon requires the "Animated Human 3D Models Library" for enhanced visuals.
This add-on features a package of fire lookouts in Mount Rainier National Park, designed to provide a serene experience by removing all people, helicopters, and extraneous effects. It includes four specific lookout stations: Mt Fremont, Tolmie Peak, Shriner Peak, and Gobblers Knob. Users are advised to install this package by placing the folder in their community folder, while ensuring original lookout files are removed to prevent conflicts. Additional information regarding these fire lookouts can be found on the provided web resources.
Lassen Volcanic NP Enhancements - Fire Lookout, Visitors Center, Helipads, Scenery Changes, & more
This add-on enhances Lassen Volcanic National Park by integrating detailed, individually modeled structures including the historic Mount Harkness fire lookout, the Kohm Yah-mah-nee Visitor Center, and two helipads. It also addresses topographical issues by correcting terrain features, modifying vegetation presence, and eliminating non-existent autogenerated buildings. Additionally, notable points of interest throughout the park have been added, with plans for future expansions including more visitor facilities.
Mount Rainier National Park Fire Lookouts – Gobblers Knob
Explore the Gobblers Knob Fire Lookout, the lowest-elevation fire lookout in Mount Rainier National Park. Enjoy a strenuous 11.2-mile hike to breathtaking 360-degree views of Mount Hood, Mount Adams, Mount Saint Helens, and more. For helicopter enthusiasts, test your skills with a challenging landing area at the top of the knob. Simply unzip the scenery folder to your community folder to experience this unique destination.
Mount Rainier National Park Fire Lookouts – Shriner Peak
Explore the secluded Shriner Peak Fire Lookout, the third installment in the Mount Rainier National Park Fire Lookouts series. Venture on a 7.8-mile hike with a 3424-foot elevation gain to reach the lookout, offering a serene 360-degree view. Join fire spotters in aerial surveillance activities to combat ongoing wildfires in the park. Immerse yourself in the historical significance of these iconic fire lookouts from the 1930s.
Mount Rainier National Park Fire Lookouts – Tolmie Peak
Experience the beauty of Mount Rainier National Park with Tolmie Peak Fire Lookout add-on, offering stunning views of Mount Rainier and Eunice Lake. Explore a 6.4-mile trek with an elevation gain of 1400 feet to reach the lookout at 5900 feet. Enjoy a helicopter landing spot near the ridge for helicopter enthusiasts. Installation is simple by placing the folder in your community folder along with the Mount Fremont Fire Outlook for a complete experience.
Mount Rainier National Park Fire Lookouts – Mt Fremont
Explore the historic Mount Fremont Fire Lookout, the highest in Mount Rainier National Park. Enjoy a challenging hike along a scenic trail with stunning views. For helicopter enthusiasts, test your skills with a leveled landing area near the lookout. Discover more fire lookouts in the park and stay tuned for future updates. Unzip and place the scenery folder in your community folder to start your adventure.
