National Parks of Rhode Island
Rhode Island is the smallest state in the Northeast region of the United States. This small state has the seventh smallest population and is the smallest state by land area. The state is nicknamed “ The Ocean State” for one numerous large bays and inlets. There are currently two National Park Service Site in Rhode Island and 3 associated sites. Official National Parks of Rhode Island Blackstone River Valley National Historical Park Roger Williams National Memorial Associated sites of Rhode Island John H. Chafee Blackstone River Valley National Heritage Corridor Touro Synagogue National Historic Site Washington-Rochambeau National Historic Trail This post was published in February 2019. It was updated in November 2019 and July 2020.…
Best National Parks to See the Northern Lights in the USA in 2024
Would you like to see the Aurora Borealis in the United States? Check out the best National Parks to see the Northern Lights in the USA.
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.
15 Things You Can’t Miss on Your First Visit to Death Valley National Park
Planning your first visit to Death Valley? Here are 15 things you can't miss on your first visit to Death Valley National Park. Find the best things to do in the park.
15 U.S. Historical Sites Every American Should Visit Before They Die
The United States is a relatively young country when compared to places like Egypt or England. The lack of age doesn’t negate the rich history of the United States. The land occupied by the United States has been inhabited for about 10,000 years (give or take a bit). People have been leaving their mark on the landscape of the United States long before we became a country. One of the best ways to learn history is to visit them first hand. Here are 15 U.S. Historical Sites that every American should visit before they die. U.S. Historical Sites Every American Should Visit Before They Die Kobuk Valley National Park, Alaska…
5 Things Not to Miss on Your First Visit to Pinnacles National Park
Planning an amazing trip to Pinnacles National Park? Looking to experience all the exciting adventures in Pinnacles. Pinnacles National Park is the smallest national park in California. It is the youngest park as well. Its age and size doesn’t mean you should overlook Pinnacles NP. Pinnacles a mountainous park is contains the remnants of an extinct volcano. All that is left of this volcano is towering domed rock formations. They give Pinnacles its name. Pinnacles is a unique mix of towering rock formations with unique wildlife. Get out your hiking boots, sunscreen, and binoculars; here are my top five things not to miss on your first visit to Pinnacles National Park.…
How to Make the Most of a Weekend in Everglades National Park
Everglades National Park is a unique and special place in the National Park System. Everglades was the first National Park created to protect an ecosystem. On the surface, the park looks like a vast grassland with clumps of trees here or there but when you step back and really look at the park, a wonderful world opens up. The park has a range of subtropical ecosystems from Pinelands to mangroves to freshwater sloughs to marine and estuarine. Everglades National Park is home to a vast array of wildlife and plant life just waiting for you to explore it. This national park is located near Miami, Florida, and is perfect for…
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.
Reopening of the National Parks
Looking for information on the reopening of the National Parks? We have compiled the current information on the national parks into one easy and convenient place.
National Parks of Alaska
There is plenty of wilderness to explore in Alaska. The 23 National Parks of Alaska are some of the rawest and untouched wilderness areas in the US.
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