Lassen Peak Trail hiker, Lassen Volcanic National Park, California
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15 Top Things to Do in Lassen Volcanic National Park

Home to all four volcano types in the world, Lassen Volcanic National Park is a remote wilderness of volcanoes, cinder cones, hydrothermal areas, lakes, meadows and forests. This post highlights our favorite things to do in this underrated Northern California park.

Campfire, Pinon Flats Campground, Great Sand Dunes National Park
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Our 10 Favorite U.S. National Park Campgrounds

I wholeheartedly believe that you can’t experience a national park to the fullest without spending the night there. As the saying goes, in many national parks “half the park is after dark.” So far, these are our all-time favorite national park campgrounds.

Desert road in Death Valley National Park, California
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17 Greatest Roads in America’s National Parks

One of the best things about American national parks is their variety. From different landscapes to iconic wildlife to usually a historical aspect as well, there’s plenty to discover in these epitomes of nature conservation, especially if you have a car at your disposal.

ʻAkohekohe Honeycreeper in Haleakala National Park, Maui - U.S. National Park Service
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Top 21 Most Iconic National Park Birds

The national parks are famous for their wildlife. However, oftentimes the focus is on the larger mammals, such as bears and bison, while birds remain out of the spotlight. Yet, there are some spectacular national park birds in America. From mighty bald eagles and cunning ravens to industrious hummingbirds and cute puffins, these are the most iconic birds in America’s national parks.

Park Avenue, Arches National Park, Utah
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What to Do in Arches National Park, Utah – 11 Top Sights

Arches National Park is home to the world’s densest concentration of natural rock arches and one of the most photogenic national parks in America. The park encompasses more than 2,000 catalogued rock arches. They range in size from three feet, which is the minimum required length of an arch, to almost three hundred feet.

Boicourt Overlook in Theodore Roosevelt National Park, North Dakota
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What to Do in Theodore Roosevelt National Park’s South Unit

Honoring one of America’s greatest ever Presidents, Theodore Roosevelt National Park in North Dakota is home to thousands of wild animals. Spread out over three different units—the South and North Units and Roosevelt’s Elkhorn Ranch—, it’s a superb place for scenic drives and up-and-close wildlife encounters.

Black wolf in the Lamar Valley, Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming
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6 Best National Parks to See Wolves in the USA

Wolves have always been a source of both fascination and fear among people. Once revered and respected… then hated and hunted… now both, wolves are a symbol of wildness arguably unlike any other animal in the world. In America, you can see gray wolves in the wild in these amazing national parks.

Grizzly bear in Denali National Park in Alaska - NPS
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5 Best National Parks to See Grizzly Bears in the USA

The five national parks that offer the best brown or grizzly bear viewing opportunities are either in the northern Rocky Mountains or southern Alaska, places featuring rugged mountain ranges, wide river valleys and expansive meadows, pristine woodlands and lakes.

Cyclists in Joshua Tree National Park, California - Best Cycling Roads in American National Parks
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Best USA National Parks for Road Cycling

Have you always wanted to ascend an epic mountain pass? Or encircle a volcano rim? Maybe ride through a desert or along a historic trail? Perhaps even share the road with iconic wildlife? Luckily, you can find all that asphaltic amusement in the following best national parks for road cycling.

Sliding Sands Trail and Pele's Paint Pot, Haleakala National Park hikes, Maui
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6 Best Hikes in Haleakala National Park, Maui, Hawaii

There are a number of Haleakala National Park trails in the park’s two tourist areas, from the desert-like Crater to the verdant Kipahulu rain forest, allowing you to explore each of them as you please. Feel like a challenging full-day hike? Or rather an easy coastal stroll? The hiking trails in Haleakala National Park are varied as its landscapes!