Top 10 Parks

Here are some of the most stunning, and majestic National Parks in the US. Each has their own significant characteristics which attract millions of visitors each year. From magnificent mountain ranges, enormous canyons, to natures most beautiful landscapes, you will surely be amazed by these natural wonders.

1. Great Smoky Mountains
Having around 521,000 acres of land, the Great Smoky Mountains contain 65 mammals, 1300 plant species, and 130 tree types. Where else in the US can you find 850 miles of hiking trails?

2. Grand Canyon Park
3 to 6 million years of erosion caused by the Colorado River, averaging 1 mile in depth, 18 miles in width, 277 miles in length this National Treasure is a must see.

3. Yosemite Park
This National Parks has an abundance of waterfalls including; Chilnualna, Ribbon, Wapama, Horsetail, Bridalveil, Nevada, Illilouette, Vernal, and of course Yosemite Falls. There are numerous outdoor recreational activities availably within Yosemite.

4. Olympic Park
One of the areas land a sea meet with an abundance of plant and wildlife; Olympic National Park. There are 60 miles of Pacific Coastline in this magnificent region of Washington State.

5. Yellowstone Park
2,400 miles of streams, over 10,000 fumaroles, geysers, and hot springs, Yellowstone has an abundance of hydrothermal features. Wild bison still roam the beautiful landscapes of Yellowstone National Park.

6. Cuyahoga Valley
Beautiful waterfalls, plenty of wild life and plant variety, a legacy of archeological sites, this is a must visit park.

7. Rocky Mountain Park
Extending 3,000 miles thru the western United States and into Canada the Rocky Mountains are a spectacular view.

8. Zion Park
229 square miles of gorges, remote terrace, high plateaus, and steep canyon walls, Zion is simply breath-taking. Observing from the bottom of the canyons you will appreciate the beautiful waterfalls, foliage, and coloring of the rocks.

9. Grand Teton Park
Having 7 lakes, 12 peaks over 12,000 feet, and the highest mountain point at 13,770, and the infamous Snake River running through it – you won’t want to miss out on this natural wonder. Be careful of the 17 species of Grizzly and Black Bear roaming the park.

10. Acadia Park
The State of Maine’s leading natural attraction, Acadia National Park is one of the best locations for bird watching. There are over 338 species of bird and 120 miles of hiking trails to view them from.