Destinations

Giant Sequoia Groves and High Sierra Peaks Located in the southern Sierra Nevada, Kings Canyon National Park borders Sequoia National Park on the north. The two parks are jointly administered by the National Park Service. Its old-growth coniferous forests are replete with ponderosa pine, incense-cedar, and giant sequoias.

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A Wilderness Filled with Glaciers, Active Volcanoes, and Thundering Waterfalls Tucked away in a remote corner of southwestern Alaska, Lake Clark National Park offers a true wilderness experience. Glaciers, wild rivers, waterfalls, and active volcanoes are all protected in this beautiful national park.

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Home to the World’s Largest Plug Dome Volcano Come to Lassen Volcanic National Park and experience the largest plug dome volcano in the world.

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Home to the Tallest Trees on Earth Giant redwoods are as much a symbol of California as they are of the National Park Service. Yet these stately trees, the tallest in the world, would not survive without the complex ecosystems that support them.

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A Treasure of Late Triassic Fossils and Geological Formations A natural wonderland located in northeast Arizona, Petrified National Park is best known for its wide variety of fossils.

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Stand Atop the Continental Divide Rocky Mountain National Park might not be one of the largest parks in the system in terms of acreage, but it is an incredibly popular tourist destination. Year after year, many adventure-seeking visitors come to scale the rock faces of Longs Peak or hike its high country.

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Visit the Giant Saguaros of the Sonoran Desert Named for the giant Saguaro Cactus which is unique to the Sonoran Desert, Saguaro National Park protects a unique landscape of desert scrub and grassland surrounding the city of Tucson, Arizona. Visiting Saguaro National Park Saguaro National Park is separated into two districts surrounding Tucson, Arizona.

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Enjoy All the Blue Ridge Mountains Have to Offer Shenandoah National Park is a long, narrow park in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia. The park is more than 40 percent wilderness, though most people choose to tour it via the scenic Skyline Drive.

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A Tribute to a Hero of American Conservation Theodore Roosevelt National Park protects the land of the North Dakota Badlands and preserves the memory of Theodore Roosevelt, considered by many to be our nation’s “Conservation President.” Activities in Theodore Roosevelt National Park There are many places to visit and explore at Theodore Roosevelt National Park.

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A Land of Water and Hardwood Forests Full of intricate waterways and hardwood forests, Voyageurs National Park is a beautiful collage of land and water. Summer, spring, winter, and fall: The park is a peaceful oasis throughout the year.

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Subterranean Adventures Await Buffalo roam the grasslands and elk wander the ponderosa pine forests of Wind Cave National Park in South Dakota. Beneath the surface of this sanctuary, a complex labyrinth of corridors filled with rare boxwork — honeycomb-like calcite formations — awaits.

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Rugged Adventure Awaits in America’s Largest National Park Measuring in at more than 13 million acres, the massive Wrangell-St. Elias National Park and Preserve is the largest area in the National Park Service. The park features four prominent mountain ranges, including the volcanic Wrangell Mountain Range and the St. Elias Mountain Range. The latter is […] The post Wrangell – St.

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The World’s First National Park Established in 1872 — before our young nation had even celebrated its centennial — Yellowstone is America’s first national park.

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Land of Waterfalls, Giant Sequoias, Valleys, and Sheer Cliffs Yosemite National Park’s 1,200 square miles of towering waterfalls, giant sequoias, broad meadows, narrow canyons, and rugged mountains have beckoned to visitors for more than 150 years.

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A Natural Wonder Unlike Any Other Known for its towering sandstone monoliths, swooping rock arches, and painted canyon walls, Zion National Park’s natural wonders place it among the great sightseeing destinations in the western United States. The majority of the park’s land is protected wilderness, open to backcountry travelers on a limited basis.

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Oregon is filled with beauty, with charming little communities dotting the great state between larger, more popular cities like Portland, Salem, and Eugene. Many of these places have a unique history and make for a fun-filled stay for tourists who stop in and grab a bed and breakfast for a night or two.

By Rhiannon Ball

In 2020, Canada is the 6th most peaceful country in the world, according to the Global Peace Index, so it’s truly a safe place to visit, whether you’re traveling as a couple, group, or solo.

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Instead of opting for a second coffee or cocktail, try a glass of fresh juice for a quick, midday energy boost.

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Cypriot cuisine has similar ingredients and flavors as Greek and Turkish fare, so there are likely some recipes that you’ll recognize if you enjoy these more common cuisines.

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Ah, the true North, strong and free! There’s plenty to see and do in this country whether the vast outdoors of Canada’s wilder provinces and territories or bustling metropolises like Toronto and Montreal are calling your name. No matter your preference, Canada has historical sites, attractions, parks, and landmarks for every person and interest.

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America is home to some of the most beautiful places in the world. There are a plethora of historical landmarks, breathtaking landscapes, thrilling attractions, and exciting activities to partake in this wonderful country. That said, there are a few places across the country that get a bad rap.

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Montreal is known for its European style and boasts breathtaking architecture and cobblestoned streets. Travelers from all over the world are lured into the beautiful city, especially during the winter when the city is decked out in dazzling lights and snow.

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Lake Baikal is a massive, ancient lake in the mountainous Russian region of Siberia. It's home to nearly 4,000 different species, earning it the nickname the 'Galapagos of Russia.'

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Jamaica is a hotspot for tourists, one of the best Caribbean islands drawing in an average of 4.3 million people to this part of the Caribbean every year. Spanning 10,990 square kilometers, the island draws people in with its laid back atmosphere, sandy beaches, tropical weather, all-inclusive resorts, rich culture, lively music, and varied geography.

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Combining your love for the outdoors and luxury vacations can go hand in hand at these 8 lodges and resorts around the world.

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