The "night of the grizzlies" was a horrific moment for America's National Parks...but one that created lasting change and altered how visitors interacted with wildlife.
Check out our itinerary for the perfect road trip from Los Angeles to the Grand Canyon, offering some excellent stops and scenic detours along the way.
From The mountains of the west to the fog-covered coastline of Newfoundland, Canada is full of gorgeous national parks just waiting to be explored.
Yosemite National Park has fantastic and gorgeous hiking trails thanks to its iconic valley, sky-high granite domes, waterfalls, and massive sequoias.
Joshua Tree National Park is an epic winter destination thanks to its relatively mild temps, dry climate, and sunny skies.
Yellowstone National Park transforms into a snowy wonderland during the winter months, offerings tons to see and do with fewer crowds, here's your guide to visiting Yellowstone in winter.
If you’re keen on wildlife sightings or traipsing through a snowy wonderland on skis, then a winter visit to Grand Teton National Park needs to go on your calendar, pronto.
With a dusting of fresh snow frosting its rust-tinted sandstone walls, Grand Canyon National Park is a simply magical sight.
For truly intrepid, in-the-know travelers, Olympic National Park is a magical bastion of lush rainforests, backcountry ski areas, and feral, windblown coastline.
With minimal snow and moderate temperatures in the main canyon, intrepid winter travelers have the unique opportunity to see this top-ten park in an uncrowded atmosphere.
A dusting of snow on the rounded edge of Half Dome, ice skating in Curry Village, and uncrowded trails as far as the eye can see…what’s not to love about Yosemite in the winter?
The Pacific Northwest boasts a cluster of national parks, monuments, and scenic areas that are on a whole ‘nother level.