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Arches National Park - Delicate Arch Hike
The iconic hike to Delicate Arch in Arches National Park is definitely a “destination hike” that is not to be missed. If you are capable of the steady climb and the moderate distance (and the heat isn’t too bad), then this trail is the perfect way to see this famous arch (rather than just checking out the pictures of it on the Utah License Plates)!
Whether or not you are an experienced hiker or just extra motivated by being in Arches National Park, we think this trail is one that yo
Death Valley National Park – Things to Do
California Death Valley National Park
If you are looking for things to do in Death Valley National Park, be prepared-there are a ton. Covering an area nearly the size of the entire state of Connecticut, Death Valley National Park will keep you busy for days with the amount of exploring there is to do.
From visiting Badwater Basin (which is the lowest elevation in the Western Hemisphere) to the sweeping views offered at the end of a hike to Telescope Peak (the highest point in the park) to everything in between, Death Valley is sure to amaze those who have time to adventure in this incredible, seemingly barren landscape.
Theodore Roosevelt National Park - Camping
North Dakota Theodore Roosevelt National Park
Redwood National Park - Tall Trees Grove
California Redwood National Park
It’s rare that you can have a family-friendly hike in a National Park that is quiet and without crowds, but the Tall Trees Grove trail in Redwood National Park is one such rare find. The Tall Trees Grove, which is controlled by the number of permits issued by the park rangers each day, is a perfect way to spend a few hours. Not only does it include an isolated stand of tall redwood trees, it also has access to a peaceful riverfront. You can also use this trail as a base for backcountry camping in the vast wilderness.
We believe that Redwood National Park is a beautiful and diverse part to visit, and you won’t be disappointed if you add the Tall Trees Trail to your itinerary while inside the park!
Zion National Park - Emerald Pools Trail
Situated in the heart of Zion National Park, the Emerald Pools Trail is a popular hike for families. Offering several stops along the route without requiring a ton of effort, this relatively short hike is a must-do for anyone visiting Zion National Park.
The Emerald Pools Trail is only 2.2 miles (round-trip) and can even be as short as 1.3 miles (round-trip) if all you do is hike to the Lower Emerald Pool. You can also extend the trip further by adding in the Kayenta Trail.