From incredible wildlife to snowcapped peaks, spewing geysers, technicolor springs, and glacial lakes, here's how to decide between Yellowstone and Grand Teton.
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As the most visited national park, the Great Smoky Mountains can get busy and hectic. This nearby suburb provides a quiet, yet accessible escape.
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Anglers don't need a license to fish from the shore of this stunning and storied state park, complete with centuries-old structures and scenic campsites.
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This provincial park is not huge, but it's very popular thanks to unbeatable campsite views and easy access to an interesting part of British Columbia.
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This area's geography and diverse landscapes have made it a biodiversity hotbed for millennia, although visitors may miss some of the most interesting animals.
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There are still plenty of underrated gems in the Sunshine State, and this Florida island state park is absolutely deserving of the designation.
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Most Grand Canyon visitors flock to the Bright Angel Trail, but hikers seeking solitude and scenic views may want to try this lesser-known alternative instead.
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Sequoia National Park is surprisingly close to Yosemite, and there are tons of amazing places to stop and visit if you're fancying a road trip.
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This tucked-away section of the national park sees fewer visitors and has superb hiking and wildlife viewing opportunities without the touristy feel.
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California’s state parks are iconic, and three new proposals preserve even more of the often-overlooked nature in the Central Valley.
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This charming park is the Peach State at its beautiful best, with plenty of ways to get closer to Georgia's natural delights.
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Within Oregon's Deschutes National Forest, this mountain lake offers refreshing waters, a family-friendly beach, campsites, and breathtaking Cascade views.
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If you're thinking of driving to one of California's most iconic vacation spots, don't even think about leaving the car in an illegal spot.
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These five Yosemite campgrounds received lower ratings from parkgoers disappointed due to issues ranging from cleanliness to crowds to site layout and more.
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Bakersfield convenient location makes it an excellent base from which to explore the parks of the Sierra Nevada, high deserts, and coastal ranges.
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This inland lake has a ton of camping options, wildlife, and multiple ways to get out on the water, no matter what your water sport of choice might be.
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If you want to enjoy some relaxing camping in New Mexico, you can head to this lakeside state park that offers views of water and the mountains.
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The Florida Everglades are world-famous, but there is a certain aspect to the vast wetlands that many people are not aware of.
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Deep in Texas Hill Country, a vast new protected landscape unveils dramatic canyons, spring-fed waters, rugged wilderness, and future outdoor adventures.
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Experience the natural splendor of the Keystone State at this pearl of a Pennsylvania state park, with trail adventures for all the family.
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Located less than two hours from Pittsburgh by car, this all-season outdoor playground is home to the second-highest peak in all of Pennsylvania.
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Not many people realize this trail exists, but it's an important link for both nature enthusiasts and wildlife looking to traverse north-central Florida.
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Enjoy a serene camping excursion within the peaceful lagoons and shady forests of a Louisiana state park, filled with swamp and woodland wildlife.
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California adventurers tired of crowds at popular destinations can peacefully fish and walk through giant redwoods at a lesser-known recreation area instead.
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Journey through ancient forests across America that predate the nation by millennia, from redwood giants to mossy rainforests and mountain groves.
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A less crowded new tour launches in Yellowstone in 2027, highlighting the park's wildlife. It's an exclusive experience organized by an award-winning company.
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It's no secret that the Great Smoky Mountains National Park attracts millions of tourists yearly. Despite this, there are still overlooked areas in this park.
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