Saguaro National Park
The sunsets on an impressively spiky landscape in this beautiful park near Tucson, Arizona. The park is named for one of the largest cacti species in the world—saguaro—which the region is home to. Here are more spectacular photos of America’s national parks.
Glacier National Park
Wispy bear grass mingles with wildflowers in Glacier National Park, a more than 1,500-square-mile wilderness area in central Montana. Streams flow throughout, and some of them travel all the way to the Pacific Ocean, Gulf of Mexico, and Hudson’s Bay.
Yosemite
Paintbrush blooms wave high above the spray from Nevada Falls in California’s Yosemite National Park. The nearly 600-foot waterfall is known for its “bent” shape, as it takes a turn partway down. Check out some of these hidden national parks this spring.
Zion National Park
These stunning rock formations are found along the Virgin River in Utah just three hours north of Las Vegas. Add these American campsites to your summer bucket list.
Gates of the Arctic
All of the greenery in this river valley up in Alaska doesn’t make the Gates of the Arctic look very arctic. Check out these practically secret national parks that you’ll definitely want to visit during the springtime.
Biscayne National Park
Boca Chita beach overlooks clear waters known for extensive coral reefs and an abundance of sea life. Check out these beautiful quotes about nature that will remind you how much you love the outdoors.
Channel Islands National Park
These volcanic rocks are known as Inspiration Point on Anacapa Island, offering one of the best views in the park. Don’t miss this list of the best hiking trails in each state.
Denali National Park
Alaska Cotton populates the area around this lake reflecting the mountains from Denali National Park. Check out these photos that prove Alaska is just as stunning in the winter as well.
Haleakala National Park
Hawaii isn’t all beaches and palm trees. This luscious park is named after a dormant volcano and houses Makahiku Falls, a 200-foot horsetail waterfall. See this list of the most gorgeous waterfall in each state.
Shenandoah National Park
These forested hills of Shenandoah encompass part of the Blue Ridge Mountains in the state of Virginia. The park is known for Skyline Drive, a 105-mile road that runs the length of the mountains. Before you start packing your hiking gear, make sure you read these tips that park rangers want you to know.