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In Nightfall, the first expansion to , you’ll
find new Park cards with exciting actions, new Year
cards with more scoring opportunities, and fun
ways to explore the Trail with Campsites. You’re
bound to see more Wildlife, so we’ve included some
new tokens. Lastly, the new Park cards fill out the
rest of your set with the remaining National Parks
as of May 2020 —these were not featured in the
base game.
VERSION 1.0

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1 Campsite board
24 Park cards
( TAROT • 70 X 120 MM )
26 Year cards ( SMALL • 50 X 75 MM )
4 Wildlife tokens ( WOOD )
4 Tent tokens ( WOOD )
6 Campsite tiles ( 46 X 75 MM )
Set up Parks in the same way as in the base game, but with the following exceptions:
NIGHTFALL PARKS • Shuffle the Nightfall Parks cards with the Parks deck from the base game. Place the Parks deck onto the board and reveal three as usual.
WILDLIFE • Also, give each player a Wildlife token to start.
SET UP CAMP • After the Trail is set up, place the Campsite board below the Trailhead. Flip it to the side if playing with 4 to 5 players.
Collect the Campsite tiles. If playing with 5 players, place the tile with on the bottom right by the Campsite board. If not, return it to the box.
Shuffle the remaining Campsite tiles. Add three to the Campsite area. Make sure all Campsites are flipped to their Season side on the bottom left. Return all unused tiles to the box.
PITCH THE TENTS • Once the Weather is set up, place the Tents onto the Trail, above the Weather tokens, in spaces indicated with stars.
In a 1–3 PLAYER game, 3 are used. Return the remaining to the box. Place a on the Site directly before the Trail End. Moving towards the Trailhead, place a on every other Site, so there’s a Trail Site between each Site with a .
In a 4–5 PLAYER game, place the additional between the two closest to the Trailhead.
YEAR CARDS • Return the Year deck from the base game to the box—its cards are not used with Nightfall. Shuffle the Nightfall Year deck and deal two cards to each player. Place the deck onto the Campsite board. Each player chooses a Year card, and discards the other face down to the bottom of the deck.
Year cards from Nightfall are always discarded face down to the bottom of the deck.
TRAIL TIP • For an action-packed variant, combine the 24 Nightfall Park cards with 24 random—or selected—Park cards from the base game. Now, half of the Parks cards will feature an INSTANT ACTION
GAME COMPONENTS
SETUP
TRAIL END
TRAIL END
//// TRAIL AREA ///
DOTS RESPRESENT THE NUMBER OF TIMES THE CARD APPEARS IN THE YEAR DECK

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3 4
EXAMPLE
• The Traveler card
scores a point for every set of each
resource across all your Parks. If a
player ended the game with 4 Sun, 6
Water, 10 Mountains, and 7 Forests
across their Visited Parks, that play-
er scores 4 points. Even if you ended
the game with 2 Traveler cards, only
one of them scores.
NOTE • Only icons to the left of
the

count toward Year goals.
Any icons in the Instant Action area on Nightfall Parks do not count towards goals.
The Nightfall Year deck gives players new personal
goals to work toward and new variants of the goals from
the base game. Players may also acquire more Year
cards during the game through actions on Park cards
and Campsites.
CANOER
•
CLIMBER
•
COLLECTOR
••
CONSERVER
•
FORESTER
••
GATHERER
••
KAYAKER
••
MOUNTAINEER
••
PHOTOGRAPHER
••
PLANNER
••
PRESERVER
••
STARGAZER
•
TRAVELER
••
TREKKER
••
VOYAGER
••
1 POINT for every 3 Water across
your visited Parks
1 POINT for every 2 Mountains
across your visited Parks
2 POINTS for every set of 2, 3,
and 4 Point Parks you visited
1 POINT for every 2 Forests
across your visited Parks
2 POINTS for every 3 Parks you
have visited with a Forest
2 POINTS for every 3 tokens in
your supply at the end of the game
2 POINTS for every 3 visited
Parks with a Water
2 POINTS for every 3 visited
Parks with a Mountain
1 POINT for every 4 Photos you
have taken
1 POINT for every 2 Sun across
your Gear card cost
1 POINT for each Wildlife in
your supply at the end of the game
1 POINT for every 3 Sun across
your visited Parks
1 POINT for each set of a Forest,
Mountain, Sun, and Water across
your Visited Parks
2 POINTS for every 3 visited
Parks with a Sun
1 POINT for each of your visited
Parks with an Instant Action
Each goal is now incremental—
so the better you accomplish it,
the more points you will score.
Nightfall Year cards can reward
1 or even 2 Points per goal—net-
ting some high-scoring Years at
the end of the game.
Similar to the base game, any
Year cards gained during the
game remain face down until
scoring at the end.
SCORING • Each Year card in play will score, and there
is no limit to the number of Year cards a player may
have. However, if a player has multiple copies of the
same card, it only scores once. If you draw a duplicate,
you should try to exchange it using a Campsite action.
YEAR CARD DETAILS
POINTS
GOAL
DOES NOT COUNT
TOWARD YEAR GOALS
AMOUNT
IN DECK
YEAR CARD REFERENCE FROM A–Z

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Campsites provide new experiences on the Trail, but like any camping trip, you must plan ahead to maximize their potential. At the beginning of each Season, some Trail Sites will have a Tent on them indicating that a Campsite is available at that location.

USING A CAMP TOKEN • When a player places their Hiker on a Trail Site with a Tent, they have two options:

1 • They may visit the Trail Site as usual, taking its action and Weather token if applicable.
2 • They may take the Tent on the Site and place it on an available Campsite to take its action.

CAMPSITE ACTIONS • Campsites feature exciting actions that often change at the end of a Season:

CAMPSITE BOARD • Turn in 3 Sun tokens to draw 2 Year cards from the deck, then discard one from your hand to the bottom of the deck. The returned card does not need to be one you drew during this action.

For 1–3 players, one slot for a Hiker is available here. In 4+ games, the back of the board has two slots.

OUT EVERY SEASON

The Green player sends a Hiker down Trail to a Trail Site with a Tent. Instead of taking the Trail Site’s action and Weather token, they decide to camp by placing the Tent on a Campsite to take its action. Once a Campsite has a Tent, you cannot place another Tent there to take its action.

Note: Players do not gain the Weather token when using a Campsite. Camping in Tents provides nice protection from the elements—well, most of the time...

Nightfall Park cards now have Instant Actions. These are designated by the Star icon to the right of the typical tokens required to visit. These work in a similar way to Gear cards with a discount, but activate when visited.

Players must first pay the tokens on the left side of the Park to visit it, then they may perform the Instant Action. If the action is not taken, they will miss out on its opportunity.

EXAMPLE • On Jen’s turn, she moves her Hiker to the Trail End and chooses the “Visit a Park” action. She visits Grand Teton from her Reserved area by turning in a Forest, Mountain, and Sun. Then, she takes its Instant action and Reserves a Park from the board. Grand Teton then moves into her Visited Parks area.

GEAR WITH NEW PARKS • Gear that provides a discount when visiting Parks only applies toward the specific tokens needed to visit it. It does not apply to the brown token symbol. In the Death Valley example, if you have a Gear card that gives you a 1 Sun and 1 Water discount toward Parks, you would turn in 1 Sun, but you would still need to turn in any two tokens, as the Water discount does not apply to the brown symbol.

Some new Parks also feature the brown token symbol. Any combination of tokens may used toward it as long as the correct number is turned in.

For example, a player must turn in two Sun and any two tokens to visit Death Valley.

Remember, you must visit the Park first, then you may take its Instant Action.

If a Park is Reserved or Visited from the board on a player’s turn, immediately replace it with another Park from the deck.

PARK CARD DETAILS CAMPSITE DETAILS
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CAMPFIRES • If a Hiker is on a Trail Site where a campfire is located, the active player may still send a Hiker to share the Site by spending their Campfire. The player may choose to perform the Trail Site’s action or use the campfire to camp. If a player visits a Site with another Hiker that still has a Weather token, then they would gain the Weather token when taking the Trail Site’s action.
GEAR AND CAMPING • Gear cards that reference a specific Trail Site still activate (if applicable) when a player chooses to use the campfire to camp at that Site.
Remember, Wildlife can be used in place of any token symbol when performing an action.

Turn in a Mountain to gain 5 Sun.
Turn in a Forest to take a Photo.
Turn in a Water to gain a Wildlife.

Discard one of your Gear or Year cards to the bottom of its deck. Then, you may take either the top card of the Year or Gear deck or any available Gear card. Note: You do not have to take the same type of card you discarded.
(CAN BE PERFORMED UP TO 2 TIMES ON A TURN)

Turn in 2 Sun to discard the 3 available Gear cards to the bottom of the Gear deck. Draw and place 3 new Gear cards onto the board. The player may take 1 Gear card available for free—including the top card off the Gear deck.
(CAN BE PERFORMED UP TO 3 TIMES ON A TURN)

Gain a Canteen and a Water.
Move all Water from your filled Canteens to your supply. Note: This does not count as gained, so they cannot be used to refill Canteens. Gain a Water.

Turn in a Mountain to take a Photo.
Turn in a Sun to gain a Wildlife.
Turn in a Forest to gain 5 Water.

CAMERA DETAILS • As usual, the camera allows players to turn in any one token when taking a Photo. So, if a player has the camera and visits a Campsite or Park that allows them to take a Photo, then they may turn in any token instead of the one depicted.

CAMPSITE ACTIONS CONTINUED
1•3
2•4
1•3
1•3
1•4
1•2
3•4
2•3
1•3
2•4
2•4
2•4

Gain a Water, Reserve a Park, and Relight your Campfire.
Gain a Sun, Reserve a Park, and Relight your Campfire.

WILDLOVE - We recommend playing with the optional rule that 1 Wildlife counts toward 2 tokens worth of the brown token symbol. This comes into play when visiting Parks with the symbol or taking Photos on the Trail. For example, at the Trail Site with the Photo opportunity, you may turn in 1 Wildlife instead of any 2 tokens to take a Photo.
(ONLY USED IN 5 PLAYER GAMES—IN ADDITION TO THE OTHER 3 RANDOM CAMPSITES)

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EXPANSION DESIGN • Mattox Shuler
DEVELOPMENT • Matt Aiken, Jennifer Graham-Macht, & Henry Audubon
RULE EDITING • Travis D. Hill & Donny Behne
LAYOUT / MEEPLES • Mattox Shuler & Kyle Key
PARK ARTWORK DIRECTION • Fifty-Nine Parks
@KEYMASTERGAMES @FIFTYNINEPARKS
Discover more games to play at KEYMASTERGAMES.COM
See the new art featured in this expansion as prints at 59PARKS.NET
PLAYTESTERS
• Erin Anderson, Kevin Anderson, Marjorie Anderson,
Matteo Bertassi, CJ Bourque, Joe Capuano, Joe Capuano III, Krista
Cox, Josh Ellis, Carlos Flores, Joseph Keck, Daniel Natal, Umberto
Rossi, Kei Sato, Sara Sato, Mary Skiver, Stephanie Stratton, Tim Sulli-
van, Roel Tersteeg, Jack Thomas, Carolyn Thomas, Justin Tucker, Don
Weiss, Matt Wilkerson, Daryl Williams, Jarod Williams, Terri Williams

CREDITS
SEASON CHANGE
SOLO MODE DETAILS
SOLO SCORING
CLEANING UP

Setup occurs in the same manner as the Solo Mode for
the base game with the Nightfall expansion changes:
• Add in the new Nightfall Park cards
• Use the new Year cards in place of the old
• Setup the Campsites and
• Remember to start with 1 Wildlife token

RANGER MOVEMENT • As normal, the Rangers move
along the Trail by revealing Gear cards. But, they’re looking to clean up those Campsites as the back Ranger passes a
! When the Ranger that is further back on
the Trail moves and lands on or passes over a Site with a
, they place the token into their area so it can no
longer be used for the Season. If the back Ranger ever lands on a Site with Weather and a
, then the player
chooses if the Ranger collects the Weather or removes the
.

New Year cards, Park cards, and Campsite actions allow for higher scoring opportunities, so the scoring is updated as follows:
LESS THAN 25 POINTS • You definitely went hiking...
25–29 • You’re going casual, a real enthusiast.
30–34 • You’re a seasoned Hiker now!
35+ • You made memories that’ll last a lifetime.
CONGRATS!

You can split the Parks deck so that it fits into the base game and Nightfall box. If you want to separate the Nightfall cards, they are denoted by the
symbol in
the bottom right.
The new Wildlife fits into the GameTrayz™ from the
base game. If you need help fitting all the tokens, place
the Sun and Water into the largest spaces first, and
then place the other tokens into the tray.

In addition to the normal Season Change, remove any
Weather tokens remaining on the Trail. Remove all

from Campsites and the Trail. Where necessary, flip Campsites so the number on the bottom left corre-sponds to the next Season. These new actions are now available. The Year action on the Campsite board stays the same each Season. Place

on the new Trail as
you did in setup. You’re ready for the next Season!
The Campsite board has all this handy info in the form
of icons to help set up

and start a new Season.
As a reminder of which Season is starting, look at the remaining Tiles in the Advanced Sites stack by the Trail. Season 1 starts with three, Season 2 with two, Season 3 with one, and Season 4 with none.

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WIND CAVE
LAKE CLARKE
ARCHES (NIGHT)
CANYONLANDS (DAY)
KOBUK VALLEY
GLACIER
DEATH VALLEY
BIG BEND (NIGHT)
REDWOOD (STAG)
KATMAI
PETRIFIED FOREST
ROCKY MOUNTAIN (NIGHT)
INDIANA DUNES
PINNACLES
VOYAGEURS
HAWAI’I VOLCANOES
GRAND TETON (BISON)
HOT SPRINGS
REDWOOD (DOE)
WHITE SANDS
CANYONLANDS (NIGHT) • ZION
DENALI
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