A new government policy has QR codes popping up all over America's national parks to provide feedback, but it might not be getting the intended results.
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Oklahoma hides a range of stunning sparkling mesas where hiking trails lead to panoramic views and shimmering rock formations unlike anywhere else.
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For top-tier trout fishing, gorgeous waterfalls, and endless stunning nature views, consider taking a relaxing escape to this West Virginia county.
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Hidden deep in the Great Smoky Mountains lies a forgotten ghost town of crumbling cabins and mountain trails that tell the story of a lost era in Tennessee.
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This South Dakota getaway is one of Samantha Brown's favorites for fall thanks to its scenic drives, gorgeous hiking trails, and dense forests.
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To escape the national park crowds in Colorado but still be near the mountains, stay in this scenic town close to trails and filled with small-town charm.
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A town in Florida known as the "treasure of the Nature Coast" is a place to explore natural beauty both on and off the water and interact with wildlife.
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Arkansas is a destination for outdoor adventure, but this nature-filled state is also home to many snakes from a variety of species.
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Chase waterfalls, camp in the woods, and experience nature's majesty when you visit this charmingly wild and conveniently located Tennessee state park.
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Every September and October, you have the chance to see salmon leaping up waterfalls to reach their spawning grounds at Washington's Olympic National Park.
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A destination in Connecticut takes travelers to stunning glacial lakes where visitors sip on wine and explore a deep and fascinating history.
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A charming woodland town centered on a lake in Oregon delivers water activities, outdoor adventures, and rustic lodgings surrounded by lush green forests.
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This state park has great hiking and picnicking options, plus paddling under covered bridges, an on-site inn and campground, and plenty of history to explore.
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This beginner-friendly Yosemite hike offers stunning views and year-round adventure without any of the grueling climbs the park is typically known for.
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For top-notch fall foliage views, crisp autumn air, and postcard-worthy trails, this popular Tennessee tourist attraction should be at the top of your list.
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Does it get more picturesque than a national park in the fall? We'll let you be the judge, but the autumn colors in these stunning spots make a compelling case.
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If you love Congaree National Park in South Carolina, you will also like this overlooked state park that is less than 30 miles away and has plenty of trails.
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Long winding roads, no guard rails, and steep turns. These drives through America's national parks have some of the most seasoned drivers afraid.
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Legends echo through this Connecticut park, where a short but exciting trail reveals circular stone formations and a striking 60-foot waterfall.
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One of the oldest national forests east of the Mississippi is now considered under threat by many area residents. Here's what you need to know.
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If you're visiting Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming, you must check out this clear, calm, shallow lake that's perfect for swimming, canoeing, and much more.
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This town in Colorado might be flying under the radar, but it is a major draw for its outdoor recreation and wildly popular, annual summer festival.
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Escape to Zion's desert beauty with luxe tents, cozy bungalows, and stargazing nights at a glamping resort just minutes from the park's entrance.
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West Virginia is a state full of outdoor adventure and charming small towns, and this idyllic destination in the Mountain State is a pristine stop.
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Connecticut is home to a variety of wildlife, and some species are favorite meals for snakes. Here are some of the state's most snake-filled lakes and rivers.
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This wonderful Colorado state park is easy to access from Denver, and it's home to a popular campground, sprawling lake, and several miles of hiking trails.
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A visit to "wild and wonderful" West Virginia would be incomplete without taking a train ride through this spectacular canyon that you cannot reach by car.
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