National Parks

Learn about the national parks of the Western U.S., including Yellowstone, Zion, Glacier, Yosemite, Sequoia, Arches, Grand Teton, Grand Canyon, and more. Discover hidden places away from the crowds, find the best time to go, and get the scoop on where to stay and eat.

From popular activities like hiking to lesser-known favorites like stargazing, here's your guide to summer in Yosemite.

Explore four tranquil destinations in Greater Yellowstone that are just a short drive from the park.

These seven treasures don't attract throngs of visitors—which only makes them better.

Walnut Canyon's natural limestone alcoves, rock-built pueblo, and pit houses once served as home to the ancient Sinagua people.

From mid-February to April, native wildflowers will make their magical appearance in desert parks around the West.

Learn new fun facts about Bryce Canyon Nation Park and discover tips for seeing its inspiring hoodoos.

At 110 years old, Muir Woods is more popular than ever. Learn about the new reservation system and how to avoid the crowds.

Hiking Zion and Bryce Canyon National Parks during fall means fewer crowds, cooler temperatures, and more incredible colors.

Once you’ve worked up an appetite exploring the park’s epic peaks, valleys, and trails, here’s where to refuel.

The Arizona Strip along the Fredonia–Vermillion Cliffs Scenic Road (U.S. Route 89A) is packed with beauty, wildlife, and history.

This big, beautiful bioregion woos nature lovers with towering redwoods, rushing rivers, and awe-inspiring animals.

Headed to Montana's Glacier National Park? There are plenty of great stops along the way, like the Amazing Fun Center in Coram.