This is the best national park of each state

The most amazing landscapes of America and protected from the sea to the brilliant sea


Did you know that: more than 85 million acres of land are designated asAmerican national parks. It's a lot of mountains, deserts, rivers, seaside, joy and forests to explore. However, while some states have a California treasure resembling a treasure, which has nine parks, including the Channel Islands, the Death Valley and Sequoia, there are 20 states that do not have national parks. Everything and a couple who share their only national park with the border of another state. So let's go, are we going?

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Wrangell-St. Elias and Reserve National Park, Alaska

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Alaska houses 55 million acres of national lands of the National Park. And more specifically, at 13.2 million acres,Wrangell-St. Elie is the largest national park in the country. It is robust, it's beautiful and chances you will see more grizzly bear than people while going out on apackaging Or hiking hike is high.

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Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona

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Thegrand canyon is one of the seven natural wonders of the world, and if you ever come before, you understand why. Escarped bluffs extend as far as the eye can see and the vertigo-inductive edges are sure to scare even the bravest adventurers. If you go, consider hiking one of theRim rim trails WhereRafting in vivid water On the Colorado River, which cuts the canyon.

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Hot Springs National Park, Arkansas

Little waterfalls and pond in Hot Springs National Park Hot Springs Arkansas
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While most parks are installed in the desert,Hot Springs is a natural spa in the middle of an urban area where people can come together to soak and relax in the thermal baths. Oh, and if you want to hike, try Sunset Trail, an easy loop of 8.9 miles leading toSeveral beautiful neglembs Face far from the city.

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Yosemite National Park, California

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Yosemite is a superb valley filled with old redwoods, wildflower meadows and waterfalls that cascade on Gargantuan granite cliffs. You can get up near theseNatural wonders Thanks to its many opportunities for hiking and climbing. We recommendHiking at the top of El Capitan (Yes, the giant face thatALEX HONOR Solo free).

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Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado

Longs Peak and Glacier Gorge reflecting in blue Bear Lake on a calm Summer morning
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That you liked to reflect, ski, stairs, camp, hiking or journey,Rocky Mountain National Park is a leisureist paradise. The park has a series of Sierras that reach many more than 12,000 feet, but a legendary "fourteen" - Pointe-Solidie-mountain dives Rocky Mountain as quintessentialColorado's Experience.

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Biscayne National Park, Florida

The shoreline and beach of Boca Chita in Biscayne National Park Florida
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Despite being just a short boat ride from the glamorous shores of Miami,Biscayne National Park feels a world far. Here you can scubadive around coral reefs And shipwrecked, canoe through mangrove forests and swim with dolphins, turtles and other marine wildlife.

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Halakala National Park, Hawaii

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From the desert of Cender to the tropical forest at a mountain top of 10,023 feet,HALAKALA National Park has geological variations that encapsulate beautifully theDiversity of the island Maui-and Hawaiian Islands completely. It is a particularly popular place to catch the sunrise.

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Yellowstone National Park, Idaho

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Yellowstone National Park Borders three states: Idaho, Montana and Wyoming - We will have the best of Idaho. On your way to visit old faithful, make sure you stop in the west corner of the park inWest Yellowstone For world-class fly fishing.

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Indiana Dunes National Park, Indiana

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In 2019,Indiana dunes Changed his name from "National Lakeshore" to "National Park", which makes Indiana's first official national park. The region encompasses 15 miles of virgin beach on Lake Michigan and more than 50 miles of trails on sand dunes, along rivers and forests.

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Mammoth Cave National Park, Kentucky

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Welcome to the longest knowncellar system on earth!Mammoth Cave gives visitors the opportunity to explore what isunderThe surface with almost a dozen kilometers of trails underground.

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Acadia National Park, Maine

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This beautiful and robustEast Coast National Park is located on the Atlantic coast - mainly onDesert Island of Maine. Keep your eyes peeled by hiking the precipice track and you could see moose, black bears, whales and countless birds.

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Isle Royale National Park, Michigan

Acadia National Park in Maine
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You will need a boat or a seaplane to go to isolationIsle Royale In the northwest corner of Lake Superior. While passing a few days to one of the 36 wilderness campsites, you might have the chance to spot wolves and moose.

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Traveler National Park, Minnesota

Northern Lights in Minnesota.
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A real jewel of the north,Travelersalmost affects the Canadian border. The remote extent includes quiet waterways, lakes dotted with dense islands and forests. But there is a secret art facility here too: summaryRock sculptures created byJack Ellsworth.

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Gateway Arch National Park, Missouri

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As a smallest national park of the country, the 91 acreBridge arcade is more than one memorial in the center of Saint-Louis than a place to explore trails and open spaces. But there isa lot to do here nevertheless; Discover the Park Library, the 630-foot Arc Summit (which marks the starting point of Lewis and Clark's shipping), the courthouse and the new underground museum, which was part of the revitalization project of 380 million dollars of the park, completed in 2018.

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Glacier National Park, Montana

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Glacier National Park has more than 700 miles of trails that cover two mountain ranges, 130 lakes and hundreds of historic chalets. And if that is not enough to make you forget your hiking boots, the chance to see the wildlife of the park (think: mountain goats, moose, grizzllies and Canada Lynx) should be. The bike is also an option, with the list of ambitious bucketsRide Make a way through the rocky and offer some of the most striking views of the jaw in the country.

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Large National Park of the Basin, Nevada

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Once you have arrived inLarge Basin National ParkYou will not feel like you're on the same planet as Vegas, let alone in the same state. The glacier side, 13,063 feetPetroleum peak worth the effort to climb (or at least Gander to). You can reach the trail of the 12-mile wheel peakPicturesque and crash in one of the five park campsites.

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White Sands National Park, New Mexico

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Americanew national park is a country of wonders of 275 square miles of white gypsumCrystal dunes who put sand in shame. Flanked by the Chihuahuan desert mountains, the panoramas are beyond the other.

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Theodore Roosevelt National Park, North Dakota

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Explorers, meet where the great plains meet badlands.Theodore Roosevelt National Park Includes three sections connected by the Little Missouri River and has a special claim of the fame that the house of the cab wherePresident Roosevelt Once lived.

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National Park of the Cuyahoga Valley, Ohio

Cuyahoga Valley National Park
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A perfect place for a Midwestretreat in nature,Cuyahoga Close the proximity of Cleveland, Ohio, makes its dense forests and quiet waterfalls that are much more special to visit.

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Crater, Oregon Lake National Park

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Nestled in the mountains of the southern waterfall of Oregon,Crater Lake was formed when a volcano, Mont Mazama, collapsed. You can explore the lake of 1,949 feet deep while hiking the park trails, including Sun Notch, which offers views of the ghost ship, asmall island In the heart of the lake.

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Congaree National Park, South Carolina

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Congaree National Park Received his appointment of the National Park in 2003, thanks to a local campaign. Now it's a place where you can visit the largest tract of the old-scale old-scale hardwood forest located in the United States.

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Badlands National Park, South Dakota

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You may not think about South Dakota as "mountainous", butBadlands National Park With enough curriculum vitae, including layered rock formations, buttons, steep canyons and dominant arrows.

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Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Tennessee

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Great Smoky Mountains National Park Is in North Carolina and Tennessee, but the majority of the park calls Tennessee at home. The parkattracts visitors With all around the country with its beautiful backdrop of rolling mountains and vibrating season colors. For the best tourist tour, cruise on the road to Newfound Gap (American highway 441) along the spine of the mountain range.

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Big Bend National Park, Texas

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Big Bend National Park Covers more than 800,000 acres, making it the largest park of Texas. He flows along theRio Grande River, which forms the border between Mexico and the United States. Although hiking and paddle are popular activities, save your energy for night stargazing. (Big Bend has been named one of the best places on the Stargaze planet by the International Dark-Sky Association.)

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Canyonlands National Park, Utah

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Utah houses a handful of beautiful domestic parks of the desert, known as five powerful, butCanyonlands-Who sits in the south-east of Utah near Moab-is a favorite of all those who visit. Known for its red rocky canyons, his sandstone flowers and his incidence characteristics of the Monument Valley, Canyonlands has a lot to see and explore (with the extra bonus not to be as crowded as the neighboring arches National Park) . Cycling The white rim trail of 100 miles, firmed Colorado or Green River, or climb the sandstone towers of the island in the sky.

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Shenandoah National Park, Virginia

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Cross along the mountains of the blue crest,Shenandoah National Park is Appalachia to an end. The horizon reader is the ideal place for Peep Feed in the fall, while a hike on the rocky peak of Rag's old mountain is the pumping heart with a beautiful view.

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Olympic National Park, Washington

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Olympic National Park Has several distinct ecosystems, glaciers and alpine gracers high to old-fashioned growth forests and the coast of the Pacific, making it one of the most diverse parks you can visit. We recommend that you explore the temperate rainforest tempered HOH before doinga conduct At the peak of the high alpine hurricane (which is closed during the winter months). In the evening, remove to Ruby Beach for a spectacular sunset.

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Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming

Grand Tetons reflected in still water of the Snake River at Oxbow Bend
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Tetons are the youngest mountains of the American continental and continue to grow. It's pretty impressive given the stride that theTall Already a, naughty on Jackson Hole, Wyoming. A hike in the Park Cascades area allows you to camp at the base of the big, while surrounded by wildflowers of the earlier season and late season. And if you want to give up tourists, here'sWhere to escape the crowd during your summer vacation.


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