Congaree National Park, preserving South Carolina's floodplain ecosystem, is easily accessible yet challenging to plan a visit due to variable water levels affecting hiking and boating activities. With the main attractions being Boardwalk Loop Trail, Cedar Creek for boating, and a seasonal fireflies display, the park is recommended as a secondary destination for those nearby or interested in serene, natural landscapes and kayaking—best visited outside the bug-heavy summer months. Despite ranking low in park visitations, its natural charm and unique traits make it a worthwhile visit for specif ..read more

The National Park of the American Samoa is a pristine tropical gem, widely overlooked, embodying authentic Samoan culture and breathtaking natural beauty. Tranquil beaches, majestic cliffs, and vibrant underwater life exemplify its charm, attracting few tourists, thus avoiding commercialization. Spanning across four islands, it offers unique hikes and marine life, with quick insights into the laid-back island life deeply connected to family and church. The park preserves vital ecosystems and cultural heritage, yet it's accessible without fees, promising a genuine tropical retreat with familia ..read more

The prettiest lake in America is Crater Lake, with its deep blue water surrounded by a tall rim. This is a practical guide and chronicles our visit The post Nature’s Masterpiece: Crater Lake’s Colors Will Make You Question Reality first appeared on Journey to All National Parks ..read more

We knew snow covered most of the park well into July, so we were taking our chances to visit in mid-May. The huge snowbanks were a "wow" sight for us southerners and an attraction in its own right. Seeing is believing and we now appreciate why it takes so long to clear the road. The post Guide to Lassen Volcanic National Park: Know Before You Go first appeared on Journey to All National Parks ..read more

Kobuk Valley is an untouched wilderness with the biggest sand dune in the arctic. Find out why it's worth a visit, if you are up to it. The post Lost in the Arctic: Where Caribou Dance & Dunes Rise from Frozen Ground first appeared on Journey to All National Parks ..read more

Pristine but difficult to reach. It is so rewarding to visit. Find out why Gates of the Arctic National Park is a great trip. The post Guide to Gates of the Arctic National Park – Solitude in the Wild first appeared on Journey to All National Parks ..read more

The least visited and least appreciated of Utah's "Mighty Five" National Parks, Capitol Reef National Park is lots of fun to visit. The post Capitol Reef National Park: Red Rock and History first appeared on Journey to All National Parks ..read more

Arches is one of the most beautiful, iconic and popular National Parks. Read this blog for the best sights and key info to know before you go The post Arches National Park: Red Rock Beauty first appeared on Journey to All National Parks ..read more

Channel Islands National Park is off of the coast of Southern California, but very secluded because it's hard to get to. A boat ride is required. The experience on the island varies by season and island, and depending on land only visit or using a kayak / private boat to explore the caves. Read on for more... The post Channel Islands National Park: A Guide and Anacapa Island Highlights first appeared on Journey to All National Parks ..read more

Canyonlands National Park is my favorite canyon themed national park, why? read on and find out! The post Guide to Canyonlands National Park: Diverse and Human Scaled first appeared on Journey to All National Parks ..read more