On October 1, 1890, Yosemite became one of the very first national parks in the United States, officially protecting its granite cliffs, giant sequoias, waterfalls, and wild valleys for generations to come. Fast forward 135 years, and it’s still one of the most awe-inspiring places you can visit—not just in the U.S., but anywhere in the world.

Did you know there's an entire week dedicated to celebrating our country’s most beautiful, rugged, and awe-inspiring natural spaces? That’s right — National Park Week is celebrated annually in April. This year, it runs from April 19th to April 27th, and it’s the perfect excuse to pack a bag, lace up your hiking boots, and hit the trail (or just enjoy a scenic drive, no judgment here). Whether you’re a hardcore backpacker, a casual nature lover, or just someone who likes snapp

Glacier National Park is famous for it's natural beauty just waiting to be explored - majestic glaciers, rugged peaks, & varied wildlife

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The United States National Park System includes more than 84 million acres across 50 states and six territories. The most recent park...