Grand Teton National Park may not be the first national park people think of to visit, but at the very least, it’s often a supplementary day trip from Yellowstone. Even without Yellowstone neighboring it to the north, the grandeur of Teton’s towering jagged peaks can compete with...
Banff National Park represents the creme de la creme of the Rocky Mountains. The first national park in Canada and the third in the world, Banff was established in 1885 as a park reserve around the Cave and Basin mineral hot springs (now a historic national site), two years after the...
Crater Lake National Park isn’t well known compared to America’s classics such as Yellowstone, Yosemite and the Great Smoky Mountains to name a few, but it’s truly a sapphire waiting to shine on display once all the snow melts away. Crater Lake is another natural oddity, completely...
If you’ve never taken a trip to the Redwood National Park (the Redwoods) in northern California and you enjoy nature even in the slightest (I’m talking about just stepping in the backyard for a BBQ), a trip to the Redwoods should definitely be placed on a to do list at some...