What's New in the West: March 2013

• Embark on a wild culinary adventure with the Food Lover’s Guide to the World from Lonely Planet, 320 pages of color photos, recipes, and details on the cultures behind global cuisines. amazon.com [2].
• Eat out worldwide without worries by consulting Gluten Free/Allergy Free Passport—apps, books, and a website for people with food sensitivities. glutenfreepassport.com [3].
• Be a smart traveler by booking flights Tuesday at noon, Pacific time. That’s when most airlines release their best deals on fares.
• The Idaho State Parks Passport admits you to all 30 parks for a year, with discounts on camping. $10 for Idahoans, $40 for all others. parksandrecreation.idaho.gov [4].
• Avenza’s Canadian PDF Maps app makes it easy to navigate in the Great White North— including Whistler ski area. $1–$9. avenza.com/pdf-maps [5].
• A Hundred Years Later: Julius Seyler Among the Blackfeet commemorates the impressionist’s visit to Glacier National Park. At Missoula’s Montana Museum of Art & Culture until Aug. 3. umt.edu/montanamuseum [6].
• Opening in June near Laramie, Wyo., the Curt Gowdy State Park visitor center highlights the Wyoming native and famed sportscaster. wyoparks.org [7].

This article was first published in March 2013. Some facts may have aged gracelessly. Please call ahead to verify information.