OUR TOP 20 USA NATIONAL PARKS
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GRAND TETON NATIONAL PARK, WYOMING
We love Grand Teton National Park for so many reasons. It’s incredibly scenic, accessible, and manageably crowded—even during the height of summer—with fantastic hiking trails, camping areas, and lodging and dining options close by. There’s something for everyone in this park, including breathtaking hiking routes and expert animal tours!
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MOUNT RAINIER NATIONAL PARK, WASHINGTON
Known for its iconic summit, varied ecosystems, and outdoor recreation options, Mount Rainier National Park is a breathtaking natural destination in the state of Washington. Throughout the year, Mount Rainier National Park provides a varied and enthralling experience, catering to a variety of interests such as hiking, photography, wildlife observation, or just taking in the breathtaking scenery. We love it here!
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OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK, WASHINGTON
Nestled in the state of Washington, Olympic National Park is a diversified and environmentally rich national park that spans a variety of ecosystems, from rough shoreline to lush rainforests and alpine peaks. We love it here! You will too if you are a hiker, nature enthusiast, or someone who is looking for a range of outdoor experiences, you will find Olympic National Park to be an enthralling destination due to its varied landscapes, rich ecosystems, and recreational opportunities, like we did.
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Located in southwest Utah, Bryce Canyon National Park is well-known for its unusual and surreal scenery, which is comprised of a series of amphitheaters adorned with vibrant hoodoos—tall, thin rock spires. We love this park and we believe that it is a must-visit location for anybody looking for an otherworldly and enchanted natural setting. The park definitely boasts unique geological characteristics, vivid hues, and hiking options like no other place!
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KINGS CANYON NATIONAL PARK
Situated in the southern Sierra Nevada mountain range of California, Kings Canyon National Park is a breathtaking and varied wilderness region renowned for its enormous sequoia trees, deep gorges, and towering peaks. Though it is frequently eclipsed by its neighbor Sequoia National Park, we love Kings Canyon National Park better as it provides a more pristine and uncrowded wilderness experience. It is definitely a hidden jewel in the Sierra Nevada because of its confluence of massive sequoias, narrow gorges, and mountainous scenery.
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REDWOOD NATIONAL & STATE PARKS, CALIFORNIA
The northern California coast is home to Redwood National and State Parks, which are well-known for having some of the world’s tallest coast redwood trees. Visitors can experience nature up close and see some of the world’s tallest trees in Redwood National and State Parks, like we did, which highlight the splendor of old redwood forests. In recognition of the parks’ biological value, UNESCO has designated them as World Heritage Sites and International Biosphere Reserves.
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ZION NATIONAL PARK, UTAH
Zion National Park is well-known for its breathtaking red rock vistas, profound canyons, and varied ecosystems. It is situated in Utah in the southwest of the United States. I have gone to the park for so many times, and it has never failed to take my breath away due to its breathtaking scenery, sheer cliffs, and many hiking options. I am sure, fans of the great outdoors and the natural environment would feel the same way we do about the park.
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YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK, WYOMING
The world’s first and oldest national park, Yellowstone National Park is mostly situated in the U.S. state of Wyoming but also stretches into Montana and Idaho. It is well known for its varied animals, breathtaking scenery, and geothermal features. Just like us, any nature lovers looking for a singular and remarkable outdoor experience will find Yellowstone National Park to be enthralling due to its different ecosystems, profusion of wildlife, and geological marvels.
Situated in southeast Utah, Arches National Park is well-known for its breathtaking views of red rock formations, natural stone arches, and unusual geological structures. The unique landscape and amazing arch formations of Arches National Park draw tourists, hikers, and nature lovers from all over the world. I have been to this park for a few times and have never failed to be amazed by its beauty. This park is a must-see location in the American Southwest because of its distinctive geology and breathtaking views.
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WHITE SANDS NATIONAL PARK, NEW MEXICO
Situated in southern New Mexico, White Sands National Park is famous for its fascinating unusual scenery of white gypsum sand dunes. For anyone looking for a really unique American desert experience, White Sands National Park is a must-visit location because of its captivating and spectacular beauty, recreational options, and educational possibilities.
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JOSHUA NATIONAL PARK, CALIFORNIA
Located in southeast California in the United States, Joshua Tree National Park is a large protected area. Famous for its remarkable desert landscapes, unusual rock formations, and the famous Joshua trees scattered throughout the area. Joshua Tree National Park provides a varied and enthralling experience for hikers, rock climbers, photographers, and anybody else interested in experiencing the distinctive desert landscape.
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Renowned for its magnificent scenery and the vast Grand Canyon formed by the Colorado River, Grand Canyon National Park is one of the most famous and often visited national parks in the United States. In addition to being a work of geological wonder, Grand Canyon National Park is also a significant natural and cultural area. The park provides a wide variety of experiences for tourists, whether they prefer hiking, river activities, or just taking in the amazing vistas.
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HALEAKALA NATIONAL PARK, MAUI, HAWAII
Situated in the state of Hawaii, USA, on the island of Maui, is the remarkable and unusual Haleakalā National Park. Nature lovers and those looking for a distinctive Hawaiian cultural experience find Haleakalā National Park to be a popular trip due to its varied experiences, which span from the lush rainforests of the Kīpahulu District to the aggressive volcanic vistas of the summit.
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CANYONLANDS NATIONAL PARK, UTAH
Situated in southeast Utah, USA, Canyonlands National Park is a breathtaking national park. The park, which was created in 1964, protects a wide-ranging, untamed terrain that the Colorado River and its tributaries sculpted. Dramatic canyons, mesas, buttes, arches, and other geological phenomena are what make Canyonlands famous. A paradise for outdoor enthusiasts, Canyonlands National Park offers a variety of activities like hiking, camping, off-road driving, and river exploration. The park’s several districts offer chances for exploring a range of environments and vistas found in the untamed canyons of southeast Utah.
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SEQUOIA NATIONAL PARK, CALIFORNIA
California’s southern Sierra Nevada mountains are home to Sequoia National Park. It was created in 1890 and is well known for its breathtaking mountain vistas, varied ecosystems, and, above all, the enormous sequoia trees that give the park its name. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Sequoia National Park provides a wealth of natural experiences with their towering trees, striking vistas, and chances for outdoor pursuits like hiking, camping, and wildlife viewing.
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CAPITOL REEF NATIONAL PARK, UTAH
Capitol Reef National Park, created in 1971, is situated in south central Utah, USA. It is renowned for its breathtaking geological features, such as the Waterpocket Fold, a warp in the Earth’s crust that is almost 100 miles long. Natural wonders, historical landmarks, and outdoor activities can all be found in Capitol Reef National Park. Visitors can fully immerse themselves in the natural beauty and rich history of this exceptional national park by hiking, discovering the canyons, or simply taking in the breathtaking rock formations.
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PETRIFIED FOREST NATIONAL PARK, ARIZONA
Northeastern Arizona, USA is home to Petrified Forest National Park, a national park. Originally established in 1906 as a national monument, it was renamed as a national park in 1962 due to its vivid vistas, ancient fossils, and brilliant, uniquely preserved petrified wood. Petrified Forest National Park is a destination for both scientific study and outdoor pleasure because it offers an intriguing combination of geological wonders, ancient history, and unique landscapes.
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NORTH CASCADE NATIONAL PARK, WASHINGTON
North Cascades National Park is a national park in Washington, USA. It was created in 1968 and is a part of the North Cascades National Park Complex, which is also home to Lake Chelan National Recreation Area and Ross Lake National Recreation Area. An outdoor lover’s paradise, North Cascades National Park offers a variety of pursuits like hiking, camping, fishing, and wildlife viewing. The park is a popular location for people looking for a secluded and untainted natural setting because of its varied landscapes and pure wildness.
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SAGUARO NATIONAL PARK, ARIZONA
The Sonoran Desert in southern Arizona, not far from Tucson, is home to Saguaro National Park. A famous symbol of the American West, the saguaro cactus is the park’s most recognizable feature. The Sonoran Desert ecosystem’s beauty and richness are on view at Saguaro National Park, which was first established as a national monument in 1933 and then made a national park in 1994. Showcasing the splendor of the Sonoran Desert and its iconic saguaro cacti, Saguaro National Park provides tourists with an unforgettable and engaging experience. Visitors can fully engage with the dynamic and diversified desert ecosystem by stargazing at night, strolling along the trails, or taking leisurely drives.
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CARLSBAD CAVERN NATIONAL PARK, NEW MEXICO
Situated in the southeast of New Mexico, USA, in the Chihuahuan Desert, is Carlsbad Caverns National Park. The park is well-known for its vast network of caves, which includes one of the most amazing hidden passageways anywhere in the world. With its extensive network of caverns, striking subterranean landscapes, and varied desert habitat, Carlsbad Caverns National Park provides a singular and unearthly experience. In addition to taking in the splendor of the surrounding desert and the amazing spectacle of bat flight, visitors can explore the tunnels’ enigmas.
