Learn everything you need to know about the America the Beautiful Park Pass – a money-saving pass that grants access to over 2,000 federal public lands across the United States. Valid for an entire year, it’s the ideal way to explore national parks, monuments, and more.

If your goal is to visit as many national parks as possible, a complete national parks list is an essential tool to help you stay organized and track your progress. This simple printable and downloadable list of all 63 national parks makes it easy to plan your adventures and celebrate each visit.

Craters of the Moon National Monument may not be the most visited national park units but it certainly is one of the most fascinating. Located in Idaho, Craters is a one-of-a-kind experience that you have to see to believe. Keep reading for my tips to visiting Craters of the Moon.

Death Valley is a unique place. It’s hot, enormous and has over 1400 miles of paved and unpaved roads. Good preparation is essential. This list of 25 things you need to know about Death Valley National Park will help you be prepared for anything.

National park campgrounds tend to be a bit different than private campgrounds. Less amenities and more regulations could impact your stay if you aren’t prepared. Use these 9 essential tips to have the best experience you can camping in a national park.

Camping in a national park is one the best ways to experience a park. But what if the campground doesn’t accept reservations? The first-come first-served system can be a bit off-putting for newbies. Here’s how to do it and a few basic tips for the perfect camping experience.

The soaring pink cliffs, red canyons and emerald waters of Zion National Park draws travelers from around the world. Visitation to Utah’s first national park has grown so much in recent years you’ll need a few tricks to help avoid crowds at Zion National Park. Start with these.