New York has over 20 National Park Service units. The sites range from small, relatively unknown sites to some of the most iconic places in the United States. The National Park Service in New York cares for the Statue of Liberty, Erie Canal, and Niagara Falls among others. Here is the full list in alphabetical order. […]
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Last May we shared one of our most popular posts on ParkChasers.com: “15 National Park Instagram Accounts to Follow.” We heard your requests and are ready to share our new favorites! Instagram has become our National Park insta-vacation this winter. We love to scroll through the stunning sunsets and hiking candids. During the 2016 Centennial year,
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The tent is packed and the sleeping bags are loaded up. The plans are made for your perfect summer road trip to a National Park. How about slipping a new national park book into your kid’s backpack as your loading the last of the luggage? Today we’re posting our favorite national park summer road trip books
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Every year on February 22nd, the United States celebrates our first president and Founding Father George Washington. While the National Park Service may not have been around during his time, there are many areas in the National Park Service that commemorate Washington. As a tribute to Washington’s Birthday (and because there can never be enough
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Wyoming is home to Yellowstone, America’s first National Park. It also has 6 other units in the National Park Service and 1 affiliated site. Here’s our list to help you plan to visit all the National Park Service sites in Wyoming! Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area NPS website The Yellowtail Dam in Montana created this
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At the very northern tip of Minnesota’s North Shore area of Lake Superior lies Grand Portage National Monument. Commemorating the fur trading relationship between the Ojibwe people and the North West Company in the late 1700’s, Grand Portage allows visitors step back to a unique time in the history of a new nation. The “portage”
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North Dakota has 5 sites in the National Park System, including one of our favorites: Theodore Roosevelt National Park. Theodore Roosevelt National Park NPS WebsiteNamed in honor of President Theodore Roosevelt who originally came to this area in his mid-twenties and expanded his love for nature and the outdoors. Throughout his political career Roosevelt continued
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Mid-August and the approach of Labor Day weekend means most of America’s kids are back to school. The national parks see a drop in visitors this time of year as families wrap up summer vacations and kids hit the books. If your young campers are finding days in a desk particularly daunting, there just might
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