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Sequoia National Park in 5…

January 13, 2017

Sequoia National Park in 5…

Enjoy scenic views, hikes, fine dining and resorts, underground caves and all-you-can-eat-BBQ’s at Sequoia National Park.

Utah’s Zion National Park has too many visitors, even in the winter off-season

January 11, 2017

Utah’s Zion National Park has too many visitors, even in the winter off-season

It seems colder weather is no deterrent.

Backlash ensues over park service proposal to allow ads in national parks

January 6, 2017

Backlash ensues over park service proposal to allow ads in national parks

Can McDonald's start advertising in national parks?

Grand Canyon hits 6 million visitors, setting annual park record

December 13, 2016

Grand Canyon hits 6 million visitors, setting annual park record

The Grand Canyon hit the 4-million-visitor mark in 1992.

Oregon tourism boom spurs income growth, surprising problems

November 9, 2016

Oregon tourism boom spurs income growth, surprising problems

The state is expecting a record number of visits to its parks and federal lands for the second year in a row.

Animals show their silly side in Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards

October 31, 2016

Animals show their silly side in Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards

From lions hunting to gazelles leaping, we’ve all seen the classic pictures of majestic animals in their natural habitat.

Zion National Park may start limiting tourists

October 26, 2016

Zion National Park may start limiting tourists

With record numbers of visitors, the park's soil is eroding and campgrounds are getting overcrowded.

Where the wild things are: A swamp walk through the Everglades

October 13, 2016

Where the wild things are: A swamp walk through the Everglades

Close encounters with the wild kind in Florida.

The Denali National Park husky puppycam is pure joy

October 7, 2016

The Denali National Park husky puppycam is pure joy

Animal lovers take note.

Debate simmers over name of Devils Tower monument in Wyoming

October 4, 2016

Debate simmers over name of Devils Tower monument in Wyoming

When President Theodore Roosevelt designated the country's first national monument 110 years ago, the proclamation inadvertently left out a punctuation mark, and what was supposed to be Devil's Tower became Devils Tower instead.