Journey to All 59 National Parks
Our Journey to All 59 US National Parks
Pinnacles National Park has interesting rock formations and Talus boulders that are unique and good for rock climbing. Guide to Pinnacles National Park Top Attractions at Pinnacles National Park Bear Gulch Cave Trail Rim Trail Moses Spring Trail High Peaks Trail Balcony Cave Trail One Day Visit Plan Drive to[…]
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This is part 2 of a two part post on Yosemite National Park. Click here for Part One Beat the Rush at Bridalveil Falls We knew there would be lot of people in the park the next day. Since we did not stay in the park, we got an early[…]
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Guide to Yosemite National Park Yosemite National Park is so popular because it packs so many beautiful places into a small area. What nature gives, people take away. A successful visit requires careful planning. Top Attractions at Yosemite National Park Lower Yosemite Falls Bridalveil Falls Tunnel View Vernal Falls[…]
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Before our visit to Kings Canyon National Park, we didn’t know what to expect. What we found was a hidden gem that was very enjoyable to visit, with beautiful canyon scenery, and solitude.
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People come to Sequoia National Park to see giant trees, and they won’t be disappointed. But Sequoia National Park is much more than giant trees. The scenery of the Sierra-Nevada mountain range and the tranquility of walking under the canopy of the giants are extremely enjoyable.
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Joshua Tree National Park, as the name implies, has plenty of Joshua trees and interesting desert plants. The rock piles are unique and a lot of fun to climb. Joshua Tree National Park’s popularity is shooting through the roof, increasing by 30% in the last two years. This is straining its resources. The park is fun, approachable, and close to the Los Angeles metro area.
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Grand Canyon National Park is grand in every way. The canyon, essentially a huge hole in the ground, is breathtaking the first time you see it. The scale of Grand Canyon is unlike any other. This attracts grand crowds, especially the South Rim.
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How does a tree get petrified and turn into stone? Petrified Forest National Park has great examples of stones that look like logs, because they once were logs. Tour Direction for Petrified Forest National Park Do we tour the Petrified Forest National Park from north to south or south to[…]
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Saguaro is the symbol of the desert of American Southwest. They rise from the Sonoran Desert, with its arms, like a sentinel watching over the desert. Saguaro the Icon Before I knew the name saguaro, I thought the saguaro was the cactus and all cacti looked like a saguaro. That[…]
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Hot Springs National Park is known for one thing – Springs of hot water. This park is an example of an era gone by, and the changed nature of recreation. Urban National Park Hot Springs National Park surrounds the city of Hot Springs National Park. It’s very confusing because the[…]
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