Glacier National Park is very popular for a good reason – it is beautiful and has something for everyone. This post touches the highlights, our experience, and tips for visiting. Read on to find out more.
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Category: National Parks
Mount Rainier National Park: Peaks, Falls, and Trees
Mount Rainier towers over its surroundings and beautiful to see, when the weather is clear. Did we manage to see the peak on a partly cloudy day during our visit? Read on to find out, and to see the highlights of this park. Get tips for your visit! Read on!!
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Olympic National Park: One of the Best
Mountain, Rain Forest, and Coast all wrapped up in one gorgeous park that is accessible and so much fun to visit. Find out the top sights and tips for visiting by reading on about our journey to this fantastic park.
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North Cascades National Park: Few Official Visitors But So Much to See
Why is North Cascades National Park, so close to Seattle, rank 56th out of 59 national parks in 2017 for attendance? Find out in this blog post!
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Wrangell St. Elias National Park: Vast Wilderness
What is in the biggest national park in the USA? How do you visit this huge park? What is special about this park? Read on and find out!
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Denali National Park: Tallest Peak in USA and Great Wildlife
Were we the lucky 25% that actually saw the Denali peak during our visit to Denali National Park? Read all about that and all this magnificent park has to offer, including facts and tips for your visit.
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Kenai Fjords National Park: Glaciers, Fjords and Wildlife
What comes to mind when you see the word fjord? How about deep valleys, glaciers, and wildlife? Read on to experience it all!
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Glacier Bay National Park: Magical Experience with Glaciers
Find out what Glacier National Park is all about! Of course it features glaciers but how to visit when there are no roads? Read on to find out.
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Petrified Forest National Park: 250 Million Years In the Making
This national park has the word Forest in it but there are very few trees. What gives? Find out about this wonderful park that is 250 million years in the making. Read on!
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Saguaro National Park: Icon of the America West
Saguaros are such a symbol of the America Southwest it is infused into our culture. These giant, almost human like plants are so interesting to see and its namesake national park is a fun place to visit. Read on to find out more
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