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When you consider visiting a national park in winter, Death Valley’s intriguing name might conjure up an assortment of thoughts and emotions, including excitement, intrigue and a tingle of apprehension. So, what does the windswept desert landscape offer? The largest national park in the lower 48 of the US, Death Valley National Park, is a … Read more
Utah is a mecca for outdoor activities and is home to five incredible national parks known as ‘The Mighty Five.’ The parks are massive in scale, covering thousands of miles. It is a spectacular landscape which is on many adventurers’ to-do lists. Capitol Reef is one of the ‘Mighty.’ It is one of the least … Read more
Fascinating geological structures traced back millions of years, a rich history, and viewpoints where you can see countless stars in the night sky. What is there to not like about Canyonlands National Park? Whether you’re looking for adventure or relaxation, this expansive land stretching over 337,598 acres has much to offer. Canyons, arches, spires, and … Read more
What is better than seeing red hoodoos on a bright sunny day? It is seeing them covered with pristine snow against a calm, bright sky! Yes! We are talking about the towering orange rocks of the Bryce Canyon National Park in winter. The beauty of the park in winter is majestic. Also, like in every … Read more
Hiking cliffs and gazing at the roaring river sculpting the rocks into many forms and shapes. Sounds like a dream, right? The fantasy comes to life in the form of the Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park. Located in Colorado, this rugged landscape stretching to around 32,950 acres is nothing less than a work … Read more
Biscayne National Park is an underwater masterpiece! It is one of the few places that can give you a tropical experience and is just outside Miami, Florida. But can you visit in the winter? Yes! We strongly encourage you to visit Biscayne National Park in winter! Why? Because Biscayne is 95% underwater in winter and … Read more
Remarkable geological structures and diverse wildlife join to form the Big Bend National Park in West Texas, America. With a rich topographical landscape and more than 1750 species of flora and fauna, vacationing in this dark-sky park is a dream come true. You can go camping in the Chihuahuan Desert, hike at 7,825-foot Emory Peak, … Read more
Stretching 244000 acres, the Badlands National Park is a spectacular amalgamation of ancient geologic deposits and diverse wildlife. Formed due to erosion and deposition traced back millions of years, Badlands National Park attracts hundreds of thousands of tourists annually. So, are you an adventurous traveler that wants to explore a landscape that is a part … Read more
Yes, a hundred times, yes! We say that you SHOULD visit Arches National Park in winter. There is nothing better than viewing the desolate beauty of the park covered in the snow. The towering red peaks glow under the white veil, which is the best time to soak in this view! Therefore, we urge you … Read more
If you’re a travel enthusiast who enjoys exploring far-flung areas, you might have heard about American Samoa National Park. Stretching 9000 acres, it is a majestic realm renowned for its native vegetation. With about 4,000 acres of the ocean alone, the region is also a bio marine hotspot, hosting 250 coral and 930 fish species. … Read more