Among the 29 states of the country, there are about 61 national parks, 14 of which are classified as UNESCO World Heritage Sites. These are genuine world-class recreational grounds where outdoor activities are in the spotlight. Still, it is also possible to learn more about the history and observe animals and many of the world's ►
Among the 29 states of the country, there are about 61 national parks, 14 of which are classified as UNESCO World Heritage Sites. These are genuine world-class recreational grounds where outdoor activities are in the spotlight. Still, it is also possible to learn more about the history and observe animals and many of the world's greatest wonders in these places. Yellowstone Park, located in northwestern Wyoming, is the first national park in the United States. Widely known for its wildlife and many geothermal features such as the Old Faithful geyser, in this park, you can also be amazed by the subalpine forest, beautiful lakes, canyons, rivers, and mountain ranges. There are also hundreds of species of mammals, birds, fish, reptiles, and amphibians. In addition to sightseeing, you can go hiking, camping, and boating. You can take the opportunity to go to Grand Teton National Park right after. Yosemite is located in California and is known for its beautiful granite cliffs, waterfalls, clear streams, giant redwood groves, lakes, mountains, meadows, and glaciers, as well as it's biological diversity. The peculiarity is that you will find the same species of flora and fauna that have existed since prehistoric times. It is the ideal destination for mountaineering and hiking. Among the activities in this park, hiking and climbing are at the top of the list. But in winter, it is possible to go downhill skiing, and bike paths are a must from spring to autumn. While at it, consider spending some time at Sequoia National Park, which was created to protect more than 160,000 hectares of mountainous wooded land. You will be dazzled by the giant Sequoias. Head to Utah to visit Zion National Park. It is characterized by its large canyon, whose walls are made of reddish and brownish sandstone. Then, the four areas of the park: the desert, the riparian areas, the woods, and the forests entrusted are home to multiple plant and animal species. You can walk, hike, climb, and camp in Zion Park. After that, take the opportunity to visit Bryce Canyon, whose collection of giant natural amphitheaters will impress you. This park is mainly dedicated to hiking and walks to admire this incredible landscape of red, orange, and white rocks. Do not hesitate to take a tour of the Arches National Park. Adjacent to the Colorado River, you will be dazzled by more than 2,000 natural sandstone arches, including the famous Delicate Arch. As for the activities, you will have fun cycling, camping, canyoning, and climbing. In Montana, you'll change your atmosphere with Glacier National Park, which includes two mountain ranges, more than 130 lakes, more than 1,000 different species of plants, and hundreds of species of animals, such as wolverines and Canadian lynx. In short, its ecosystem is extensive. Tourists can go hiking and camping too in this park. Many climbers are also attracted to this place. Then, the Grand Canyon in Arizona will welcome you to spend a wonderful time discovering this breathtaking Colorado River Gorge. You can take the opportunity to go for walks, hiking, and trekking there. Then, the Olympic National Park, located in the state of Washington, will amaze you with its three ecosystems: the subalpine forest and wildflower meadow, the temperate solid, and the rugged Pacific coast. This park has a beautiful network of hiking trails, and you can do some along the beach. In winter, from its point of view, Hurricane Ridge will allow you to go skiing and rafting. Then, on the border between Utah and Arizona, you will come across Monument Valley, a site entirely dedicated to geomorphological formations. Death Valley will give chills to all visitors with its impressive natural curiosities, such as the Devil's Golf course and artists' palette. If you pass by Alaska, you can visit Denali, a national park covered with boreal forests and long glaciers. Otherwise, in South Florida, the Everglades National Park, dotted with estuaries and mangroves, will amaze you with its incredible ecosystem of more than 6,000 years. ◄
