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How to Visit a National Park for Free in 2022
Hey there! Can you tell there’s an extra skip in our step today!?! The National Park Service recently announced the dates to visit a
Hey there! Can you tell there’s an extra skip in our step today!?! The National Park Service recently announced the dates to visit a
Like so many others, 2021 was filled with new memories and new adventures. After our national park travels came to a screeching halt the year
In 2017 we met a fellow Park Chaser in the campground at Denali National Park. Like us, he was making his way through his list
It’s the start of a new month and we’re continuing our ongoing community effort to showcase organizations that promote social justice, diversity, and more inclusive
Among all the gateway towns we’ve stayed in during our national park travels, Moab, Utah has to be one of our favorites. There’s so much
A little later this month, but not too late to post another installment in our DiverseNPS initiative. During the month of October, we are highlighting
We know. Mentioning anything “corona” these days is not exactly the best. But we promise this post is well worth it! Really, it’s not
It’s the first Monday of the month, which means it’s time to post another segment in our Diverse NPS series. September marks one year since
We’ve written about this before, but one of many reasons we choose camping vs. hotels in national parks is the easy access to hiking trails.
Continuing our initiative to highlight organizations that promote more inclusiveness on public lands and strive to make the outdoors more accessible to everyone, in August,