California✓ VisitedYosemite
Granite cliffs, waterfalls and giant sequoias.
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Utah✓ VisitedZion
Towering sandstone cliffs above the Virgin River.
Wyoming✓ VisitedGrand Teton
Jagged peaks rising sharply above Jackson Hole.
Washington✓ VisitedOlympic
Rainforest, mountains and wild Pacific coastline in one park.
Utah✓ VisitedArches
Over 2,000 natural sandstone arches.
Maine✓ VisitedAcadia
Granite peaks, woodland trails, and a rocky Atlantic coastline.
American Samoa✓ VisitedAmerican Samoa
Paleotropical rainforest and coral reefs in the South Pacific.
South Dakota✓ VisitedBadlands
Eroded buttes, pinnacles and mixed-grass prairie.
Texas✓ VisitedBig Bend
Chisos Mountains and the Rio Grande borderlands.
Florida✓ VisitedBiscayne
95% water — coral reefs, mangroves and shipwrecks.
Colorado✓ VisitedBlack Canyon of the Gunnison
Steep, narrow, and famously dark canyon walls.
Utah✓ VisitedBryce Canyon
The world's largest concentration of hoodoos.
Utah✓ VisitedCanyonlands
Colorado River-carved canyons, mesas and buttes.
Utah✓ VisitedCapitol Reef
A 100-mile wrinkle in the earth called the Waterpocket Fold.
New Mexico✓ VisitedCarlsbad Caverns
Massive limestone caves and evening bat flights.
California✓ VisitedChannel Islands
North America's Galápagos — isolated island ecosystems.
South Carolina✓ VisitedCongaree
The largest intact old-growth bottomland forest in the US.
Oregon✓ VisitedCrater Lake
The deepest lake in the US, filling a volcanic caldera.
Ohio✓ VisitedCuyahoga Valley
Waterfalls and a scenic railroad between Cleveland and Akron.
California / Nevada✓ VisitedDeath Valley
The hottest, driest, and lowest national park.
Alaska✓ VisitedDenali
Home to North America's tallest peak.
Florida✓ VisitedDry Tortugas
Remote coral islands and historic Fort Jefferson.
Florida✓ VisitedEverglades
A vast subtropical wilderness and wetland.
Alaska✓ VisitedGates of the Arctic
No roads, no trails — pure Arctic wilderness.
Missouri✓ VisitedGateway Arch
The smallest national park, anchored by the iconic Arch.
Montana✓ VisitedGlacier
The 'Crown of the Continent,' with alpine lakes and glaciers.
Alaska✓ VisitedGlacier Bay
Tidewater glaciers calving into the sea.
Arizona✓ VisitedGrand Canyon
277 miles of layered red-rock canyon.
Nevada✓ VisitedGreat Basin
Ancient bristlecone pines and dark night skies.
Colorado✓ VisitedGreat Sand Dunes
The tallest sand dunes in North America.
Tennessee / North Carolina✓ VisitedGreat Smoky Mountains
The most visited national park in the US.
Texas✓ VisitedGuadalupe Mountains
Home to Texas's highest peak and a fossil reef.
Hawaii✓ VisitedHaleakalā
A dormant volcano famous for sunrise views.
Hawaii✓ VisitedHawai'i Volcanoes
Two active volcanoes, Kīlauea and Mauna Loa.
Arkansas✓ VisitedHot Springs
Historic bathhouses fed by natural thermal springs.
Indiana✓ VisitedIndiana Dunes
Sand dunes and beaches along Lake Michigan.
Michigan✓ VisitedIsle Royale
A remote wolf-and-moose island in Lake Superior.
California✓ VisitedJoshua Tree
Where the Mojave and Colorado deserts meet.
Alaska✓ VisitedKatmai
Famous for brown bears fishing at Brooks Falls.
Alaska✓ VisitedKenai Fjords
Glaciers spilling out of the Harding Icefield.
California✓ VisitedKings Canyon
One of the deepest canyons in the US, next to Sequoia.
Alaska✓ VisitedKobuk Valley
Arctic sand dunes and caribou migration.
Alaska✓ VisitedLake Clark
Volcanoes, glaciers and turquoise lakes.
California✓ VisitedLassen Volcanic
All four types of volcanoes found on Earth.
Kentucky✓ VisitedMammoth Cave
The longest known cave system in the world.
Colorado✓ VisitedMesa Verde
Ancestral Puebloan cliff dwellings.
Washington✓ VisitedMount Rainier
An iconic glacier-capped volcano.
West Virginia✓ VisitedNew River Gorge
The newest national park, famous for whitewater and climbing.
Washington✓ VisitedNorth Cascades
Jagged peaks and hundreds of glaciers.
Arizona✓ VisitedPetrified Forest
Colorful badlands full of fossilized wood.
California✓ VisitedPinnacles
Volcanic spires and California condors.
California✓ VisitedRedwood
Home to the tallest trees on Earth.
Colorado✓ VisitedRocky Mountain
Alpine tundra above Trail Ridge Road.
Arizona✓ VisitedSaguaro
A forest of giant saguaro cacti.
California✓ VisitedSequoia
Home to General Sherman, the largest tree by volume.
Virginia✓ VisitedShenandoah
Skyline Drive along the Blue Ridge Mountains.
North Dakota✓ VisitedTheodore Roosevelt
Badlands scenery tied to the conservationist president.
U.S. Virgin Islands✓ VisitedVirgin Islands
Caribbean beaches, reefs and ruins on St. John.
Minnesota✓ VisitedVoyageurs
A watery wilderness of lakes and boreal forest.
New Mexico✓ VisitedWhite Sands
The world's largest gypsum dune field.
South Dakota✓ VisitedWind Cave
One of the world's longest and most complex caves.
Alaska✓ VisitedWrangell-St. Elias
The largest national park in the US, larger than Switzerland.
Wyoming / Montana / Idaho✓ VisitedYellowstone
The world's first national park, and its geysers.
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