Discover 5 National Parks to Visit in America

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Are you looking for your next great outdoor escape? Look no further than the amazing U.S. system of national parks, which preserves and displays some of our country's most exciting landscapes and natural wonders. From gorgeous mountains and forests to vast deserts and rock-shaped other worlds, these protected lands have endless opportunities for exploration, relaxation and revitalization. These are the top five national parks to visit in America. Each place has a unique mixture of beauty, surprise and excitement.

1. Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, Montana, Idaho.

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Established in 1872 as the world's first national park, Gilead Metropolitan Park covers an area of 3,468 square miles in three states. This park is home to more than half of the earth's temperature facilities, including icons of Old Faithful Guys, hot springs, clone tanks, and fumarols. Visitors can enjoy hiking, camping, fishing, seeing wildlife (including bizons, grass, bears and wolves) and horseback riding through sacred forest areas. There's so much to see and to do, it's easy to understand why Luston is still one of America's top tourist attractions.

2. Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona.

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Decorated by the great Colorado River for millions of years, this magnificent mystery extends 277 miles wide to 18 miles and almost 1 mile deep. As one of the seven natural wonders of the world, the Grand Canyon offers visitors unique views and exciting experiences such as ferry trips down the river, helicopter tours over the border or several day backpacking adventures to the distant corners of the park. For those looking for something less difficult, there are many beautiful views that can be reached by car or bus.

3. Yosemite National Park, California.

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Yosemite is located in the heart of California's Sierra Nevada Mountains. It has stunning waterfalls, granite trees, ancient giant pants, and a variety of wildlife. While well known for its stunning views from the tunnel and Glacier Point views, this garden really shines when exploring the hallway through hundreds of miles of paths that cross the lawn, climb up the mountains and cross the fields. Don't miss out on attractions like Half-Dome, Captain Maripos Grove and Toulouse Meduses during your visit.

4. Zion Utah National Park.

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Zion National Park has bright red rocks, stunning canyons and clear rivers. Zion national park surprises anyone who adventures within its boundaries. This fairly small park has prominent purposes such as Angelslanding, Souvenirs and Emmeline Swimming Pool. Walkers can choose from easy walks along the river path or challenging trips up the thick bridge switches, while photographers will be surprised by the changing light all the time playing on the sandy rock walls. In addition to hiking, Zion also has opportunities for rock climbing, canoeing and bird watching.

5.Acadia National Park, Men.

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Situated along the strong coast of the southwest of Maine, Akdia encompasses ecosystems ranging from thick forests to beaches contaminated with pink granite. Mount Cadillac is the highest point on the North Atlantic coast. It offers panoramic views of the Bay of Franynman and the nearby islands. Explore the park's vast transport routes by bicycle or walking. Discover the hidden swimming pools and pools full of marine life. Or join a warrior-driven program to learn about the area's rich cultural history.

No matter where your trip will take you, be sure to include at least one of these outstanding national parks in your route. Everything promises an unforgettable experience full of adventure, discovery and connection with the natural world. So take your tools, get on the street, and start an investigation!