San Juan Islands National Monument Managed by the Department of Interior Bureau of Land Management, San Juan Islands National Monument in Washington State was proclaimed… Continue reading “San Juan Islands National Monument”…
Mount St. Helens National Volcanic Monument It is hard to believe it was 40 years ago when Mount St. Helens erupted. May 18, 1980. On that… Continue reading “Mount St. Helens National Volcanic Monument”…
Yucca House National Monument Many people think that Yucca House National Monument should be part of Mesa Verde National Park, but after visiting it… Continue reading “Yucca House National Monument”…
Fort Necessity National Battlefield We recently began reading a Pulitzer prize winning book: “Washington A Life” by Ron Chernow. Very well written, this weighty… Continue reading “Fort Necessity National Battlefield”…
Cedar Breaks National Monument: Utah’s High Point Cedar Breaks National Monument is Utah’s highest national park unit at over 10,000 feet in elevation. So high in elevation,… Continue reading “Cedar Breaks National Monument: Utah’s High Point”…
Capitol Reef National Park: Number 4 of the Big 5 As we move through the Big 5 National Parks in the state of Utah, next up is Capitol Reef National… Continue reading “Capitol Reef National Park: Number 4 of the Big 5”…
Bryce Canyon National Park: Number 3 of the Big 5 Previously we have talked about two of the other National Parks that comprise Utah’s “Big 5” – Canyonlands National Park… Continue reading “Bryce Canyon National Park: Number 3 of the Big 5”…
Sunset Crater Volcano National Monument: Often Overlooked Yesterday we were out on a hike at Sunset Crater Volcano National Monument in Arizona, and ran into a really… Continue reading “Sunset Crater Volcano National Monument: Often Overlooked”…
Mammoth Caves National Park: Jewel of Kentucky When you think of Kentucky, you may think of the Kentucky Derby, champion Thorobreds or world-famous bourbon, but Kentucky is… Continue reading “Mammoth Caves National Park: Jewel of Kentucky”…
Arches National Park: Number 2 of the Big 5 A few months ago we talked about the first of the “Big 5” National Parks in Utah – Canyonlands National… Continue reading “Arches National Park: Number 2 of the Big 5”…