One of the least visited: Great Basin National Park
When we hiked in the Grand Canyon last weekend, as we came up the Bright Angel Trail the closer we…
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Hiking the Corridor at Grand Canyon National Park
We have visited the Grand Canyon National Park several times – experiencing the vistas from the south rim, north rim…
Celebrate National Poetry Month at Carl Sandburg Home National Historic Site
Did you know that April is National Poetry Month? This annual celebration of poets – past and present – that…
Three More National Park Units
Exciting news – Congress passed a new Lands Act last week, authorizing three new national park units and moving our…
St. Patty’s Birthday: Great Sand Dunes
Did you know that Great Sand Dunes was designated a National Monument by President Herbert Hoover on March 17, 1932…
Vicksburg National Military Park: The Key to the South
“ Vicksburg is the KEY, the KEY. The war never can come to a close until the KEY is in…
Dry Tortugas National Park
On our recent trip to Florida, we had the good fortune to be able to visit Dry Tortugas National Park.…
Indiana Dunes: America’s newest National Park
It was big news this week for the state of Indiana. Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore was redesigned to be a…
Celebrate President’s Day at a National Park Unit
On this President’s Day weekend in the US, we were thinking about one of our favorite series – “The American…
Channel Islands National Park: A California Treasure
Channel Islands National Park encompasses five islands and one mile of surrounding ocean, off the coast of Santa Barbara in…