From towering red cliffs to glacier-carved valleys, America’s National Parks showcase the country’s most stunning landscapes and unforgettable adventures. I’ve been lucky enough to visit several of ...

A trip to Utah's five national parks will give you the feeling that you've landed on Mars. Known as the Mighty Five, these parks pack fantastical natural wonders. On a recent 10-day road trip from ...

Discover What’s Streaming On: It’s hard to watch Our Great National Parks and not be left in a state of wonder. Netflix’s latest docuseries, hosted by former President Barack Obama, is a love letter ...

Let’s get this out of the way: yes, there’s a national park in Ohio, and yes, it’s worth a visit. As a Clevelander and frequent Cuyahoga Valley National Park (CVNP) visitor, I field these questions a ...

While the Grand Canyon may be Arizona’s most well-known national park, it’s not the only one worth a visit. With 22 total National Park Service monuments, parks, recreation areas, historic sites, and ...

Feeling patriotic this Fourth of July weekend? Then head to where the buffalo roam—or another one of America’s national parks. Lodges and campgrounds are now open in Yellowstone, Glacier National Park ...

National Geographic has issued the third edition of its Complete National Parks of the United States. Along with maps and beautiful photos, the book provides details on more than 400 parks, monuments, ...

Here’s what you need to know before exploring the state’s sublime national parks, dynamic cultural scene, and wild spaces from salt flats to slot canyons. Travelers gaze at Canyonlands National Park ...

Think you already know everything about our nation’s most iconic park? Think again. There’s so much beyond its famed Yosemite Valley, from seldom visited waterfalls to the underappreciated backcountry ...

Covering 197,439 acres, Shenandoah National Park is a long stretch of land within Virginia’s Blue Ridge Mountains—as wide as 13 miles at points and narrower than one mile at others. Throughout all of ...

Halfway into our two-week paddling trip through the Grand Canyon, my longtime friend Jim Moss had a sudden realization. After a thrilling day exploring limpid blue pools and towering waterfalls ...