Category National Parks in USA

A National Parks Road Trip: 2,500 Miles of Nature, Trails, and Togetherness

My wife and I embarked on an unforgettable 2,500-mile road trip from Phoenix to Seattle, during which we visited seven National Parks, along with Lake Tahoe and Portland. Each day, we typically drove between 200 and 300 miles, beginning in the early hours and ensuring we concluded our travel before sunset. This schedule allowed us… Continue reading →

Our Journey Through Glacier National Park – A 1½-Day Itinerary

After flying from BWI to Kalispell (via Denver) and driving to the park’s Visitor Center, we began a short yet memorable exploration of Glacier National Park, Montana Spanning the Continental Divide, Glacier is especially renowned for the legendary Going-to-the-Sun Road. Day 1 – August 5, 2021 Lake McDonald Our first stop was Lake McDonald, the… Continue reading →

Badlands National Park

Itinerary – June 2024 (Approximate Duration: 5 Hours in the Park) Note: We used the GuideAlong audio tour during our visit, which proved quite helpful for both navigation and insightful commentary throughout the park. Badlands National Park is renowned for its dramatic landscapes, where towering buttes rise from expansive mixed-grass prairies. These buttes—flat-topped rock formations… Continue reading →

Theodore Roosevelt NP

Itinerary – May 2024 (Approx. 6–7 Hours in the Park) Next Day: Theodore Roosevelt National Park This national park was established as a tribute to President Theodore Roosevelt, who spent considerable time in the Badlands of North Dakota between 1884 and 1886. Following the tragic loss of both his wife and mother on the same… Continue reading →

Voyageurs National Park

Itinerary Overview (Approx. 6 Hours) – May 2024 Next Day: Visit to Voyageurs National Park Trails Explored: Note: Boat tours were unavailable during our visit, as they begin mid-June. Voyageurs National Park, Minnesota is distinguished by its vast network of interconnected lakes, with approximately 40% of its area covered by water. The park derives its… Continue reading →