Robert Fayette
Robert was born and raised in Southern California. His developed his love for the outdoors during his youth where he spent his weekends backpacking through the forests of California. A self-taught photographer, he documents his life through the camera with aspirations of owning an online photography store in the future. He has traveled to 40 of the 50 states and 64 National Park Service sites, with the goal to visit them all.
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Alabama National Parks: 9 Epic National Parks in Alabama (2022 Update)
Click HERE to learn more about the National Parks of Alabama. These unique 9 sites range from the Civil Rights to Native American History to Nature Sites.
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The 15 Most Visited National Parks in the US in 2020
Post Summary: Find out which are the US’s Most Visited National Parks I canceled visits to dozen-plus national parks and I avoid my local National Park due to the crowds so I was expecting National Park visitation to down as a whole this year. As I dug into the National Park Service’s 2020 Annual Visitor’s Statistics report I found some interesting things. Overall, 68 million people visited the 63 National Parks. That is a 25% decrease in total park visitors which makes sense given that the country was shut down for about 3 months. Most parks saw a decrease in visitation. The average decrease is about 32% There is 1…
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How to Make the Most of One Day in Grand Canyon National Park – South Rim
Post Summary: 1 Day in Grand Canyon; One Day in Grand Canyon There is almost something magical when standing on the rim of the Grand Canyon. You are looking at almost 2 BILLION years of geologic history in a single place. Every day, the Colorado River and its many tributaries flow through the canyon as part of their journey from the Rocky Mountains to the Gulf of California. This constant flow of water has carved the massive work of art known as the Grand Canyon. Located in Northern Arizona, visitors can enjoy panoramic overlooks, multiple hiking trails, and the legendary architecture of the South Rim. One day in the South…
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Best Headlamps for the Outdoors [Updated for 2020]
Whether you enjoy back country hiking and camping, early morning trail running or backpacking, the lack of significant light source can flex its muscle, thus hindering your plans. Headlamps come in handy and provide you the missing light source. All outdoor enthusiasts agree that the presence of a headlamp allows them greater advantages to enjoy their adventure. Small enough to fit in your backpack when not required, headlamps provide that extra boost of lighting. The market for headlamps can be intimidating when selecting one. Here are our Best Headlamps of 2020. Cover Photo by Nick Fisher on Unsplash National Park Obsessed’s Quick Guide to Best Headlamps Best LED Headlamp –…
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National Parks of California
California has more National Parks than any other state. With 28 parks, the National Parks of California are a diverse group of parks with something for everyone.
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National Parks Near San Francisco, California
Click HERE to learn about the national parks near San Francisco, California. There are XX national parks within a one days drive from San Francisco. Each and every one of them is worth a visit.
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National Parks Near Los Angeles, California
Click HERE to learn about the national parks near Los Angeles, California. There are 15 national parks within a one days drive from LA. Each and every one of them is worth a visit
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17 Things You Can’t Miss on Your First Visit to Grand Canyon National Park
Planning a trip to the Grand Canyon National Park for the first time can be a daunting task. Are you deciding what time of the year and the best way to experience the park from the Northern and Southern Rims? Grand Canyon National Park, located in Northern Arizona is considered one of the Worlds of the World, with over five million visits each year. One of the most visited and photographed National Parks in the world, the Grand Canyon provides no shortage of activities for everyone to enjoy. Here are our 17 things you can’t miss on your first visit to Grand Canyon National Park. Things to Know before you…
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