December 8, 201510 yr Acadia Grand Canyon Badlands Everglades Big Bend Carlsbad Caverns Cuyahoga Valley Great Smoky Mountains Hawaii Volcanoes Mammoth Cave Rocky Mountain Saguaro
December 8, 201510 yr Yosemite National Park Yellowstone National Park Badlands Great Smoky Mountains
December 20, 20169 yr Visit National Parks for Free in 217 :: Paste If you’re a traveler, chances are one or multiple of the 413 U.S. national parks are on your bucket list. The National Park Service is going to help you out by offering certain holidays as a chance to enjoy nature without spending a dime. Find your park and plan your next 2017 adventures. January 16th: Martin Luther King Jr. Day February 20th: Presidents’ Day April 15th-16th and April 22nd-23rd: National Park Week Weekends August 25th: National Park Service Birthday September 30th: National Public Lands Day November 11th-12th: Veterans’ Day Weekend Want to spend more than a handful of days at national parks? Find out how to obtain annual passes, including the Every Kid in a Park pass, volunteer pass and senior pass, here.
December 20, 20169 yr Many other National Historic Sites, National Historic Parks and othe such places under the supervision of the Parks Service. Some of them are great. If you're into American history, I can't recommend the driving tours of Gettysburg and Yorktown enough. :thumb:
December 21, 20169 yr I was lucky that my parents were big on National Parks as a kid. Plus the summer before my oldest's senior year of HS we took a month long driving trip around the western USA. So thanks to my mom and wife I've been to the following parks. Mammoth Cave Smoky Mountains Florida Everglades Badlands National Park Bryce Canyon Carlsbad Caverns Crater Lake Death Valley Grand Canyon Grand Tetons Hot Springs Mesa Verde Petrified Forest Redwood Forest Sequoia Shenedndoah Yellowstone Yosemite Also many of the national monuments including Craters of the Moon Devils Tower Little Bighorn There is so much out there it's stunning. Obviously the big ones are amazing but I really recommend Mesa Verde and Devil's Tower if you get the chance. Northwest and Alaska is our next goal. Same here, every summer we went somewhere for 2-3 weeks. I also agree with Mesa Verde & Devils Tower, but I would add the Badlands as well. Nat'l Parks Badlands Everglades Glacier Grand Canyon Grand Teton Great Sand Dunes Great Smokey Mts. Mammoth Caves Mesa Verde Shenandoah Yellowstone Nat'l Monuments Chimney Rock Devils Tower Ft. McHenry Ft. Monroe Ft. Sumter Geo. Washington Birthplace Little Bighorn Statue of Liberty .....and you can throw in a ton of other historic places.
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