The Ultimate Guide to Camping in Grand Canyon National Park
Post Summary: Camping in Grand Canyon, Grand Canyon Camping The Grand Canyon is one of Mother Nature’s finest works of art. Carved over millions of years by the Colorado River, this spectacular canyon earns its place as a Wonder of the Natural World. Much of the canyon is protected by Grand Canyon National Park. This popular national park is well worth the visit. One of the best ways to be the crowds is to camp at the Grand Canyon, Arizona. Camping in Grand Canyon Mountains National Park lets you be closer to the rim and can help you beat the crowds. There are not a lot of choices when camping…
The Ulitmate Guide to Camping in Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Post Summary: Camping in Great Smoky Mountains, Smokies Camping Rolling mountains with valleys filled with a wispy hazy giving the appearance of smoke give the Smokies their name. This uniquely diverse place is protected by Great Smoky Mountains National Park. The park is one of the busiest national parks in the US and can get very crowded at times. One of the best ways to be the crowds is to camp in the Smokies. Camping in Great Smoky Mountains National Park lets you be closer to the trailhead and gives you an edge over the other crowds. There are a lot of choices when camping in the Smokies so we…
How to spend an Amazing Weekend in Shenandoah National Park
Post Summary: 2 Days in Shenandoah National Park; Weekend in Shenandoah Looking to spend two days in Shenandoah National Park, Virginia? Shenandoah National Park may not be the biggest or the most-visited park in the US national park system, but it’s still pretty darn big. It’s popular, too. Given that it’s one of the closest national parks to the Baltimore-Washington Metropolitan Area, proper planning is critical for your visit. Especially if you only have a short amount of time. Read on to learn how you can make the most of your weekend visit to Shenandoah National Park. This 2 Days in Shenandoah National Park guide is perfect for those looking…
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…
How much does it cost to visit the Alaska National Parks?
Post Summary: cost to visit the Alaska National Parks; Alaska Budget I sort of chuckle every time I see this question in a National Park Facebook Group. I’m not chuckling because it’s a dumb question, it is a perfectly valid question. I know what they are really asking when they say “How much does it cost to visit the Alaska National Parks?” They are asking if they need to sell a kidney in order to afford to visit those parks. They have done a bit of research and are finding prices like a 7-day backpacking trip in Gates of the Arctic and Kobuk Valley to be over $6,000 or day…
How to Make the Most of One Day in Zion National Park?
Post Summary: One Day in Zion National Park Nestled in southwest Utah is a stunning canyon National Park is known as Zion. With towering red cliffs and some of the most iconic hikes in the National Park, Zion National Park is a wonderland for hikers, climbers, and non-hikers alike. With so many spectacular things to do in Zion, it can be hard to decide what to do with your time in the park. Even more so when you have a limited amount of time. We have had the chance to visit Zion several times and have learned a few tricks about maximizing adventure and how to make the most of…
The Ultimate Guide to Camping in Grand Teton National Park
There is no greater way to get a jump start on your Grand Teton adventure than camping in Grand Teton National Park. Camping in Tetons allows you to wake up and already be in the park. No driving is needed, no waiting in line at the entrance station, and no delays on the adventure. There are a range of front-country campgrounds spread around Grand Tetons National Park. Camping will allow you to see the after-hours show in the park. Star-gazing in the Grand Tetons can be spectacular from the campground or reflection from the lake. You can easily attend the evening ranger programs at the campground’s amphitheater. This post was…
14 things not to miss on your first visit to Channel Islands National Park
Post Summary: Things to Do in Channel Islands Planning a trip to Channel Islands National Park can be a daunting task since it’s not as easy as getting in your car and start driving then figuring out as you go. This park encompasses five remarkable islands – Anacapa, Santa Cruz, Santa Rosa, San Miguel, and Santa Barbara islands. The park protects their ocean environment, preserving and protecting a wealth of natural and cultural resources. Here are 14 things not to miss on your first visit to Channel Islands National Park. Getting to Channel Islands National Park Channel Islands National Park can only be reached by boat.** The ferries are provided by Island Packers.…
Visiting Channel Islands National Park: The Complete Guide for 2024
Nestled off the coast of Southern California, Channel Islands National Park is a hidden gem waiting to be discovered. This unique archipelago, often referred to as the “Galápagos of North America,” boasts breathtaking landscapes, diverse wildlife, and a rich cultural history. Whether you’re an adventure seeker, a nature enthusiast, or simply looking for a serene getaway, our complete guide to visiting Channel Islands National Park will help you plan the perfect trip. From exploring rugged trails and pristine beaches to learning about the park’s ecological wonders, we’ve got you covered for an unforgettable experience. If you are planning a trip to Channel Islands National Park and need some help planning…
The Complete Guide to Visiting Yellowstone National Park in 2024
Are you planning a trip to Yellowstone National Park? Click here for the complete guide to visiting Yellowstone National Park written by a National Park Expert.
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