No matter where you are from, exploring the wilderness is natural. The United States of America has a rich history replete with natural reserves, historical landmarks, and dense foliage.

These parks in Georgia, Minnesota, Virginia and other states are too often overlooked by travelers, but outdoor enthusiasts think you should add them to your bucket list.

In 1869, a group of prospectors wrote an account of their journey into the area, but editors in the East refused to publish ... eliminated from many national parks. The death of two wolf pups ...

Impact Link The 63 Congress-designated national parks have been touted as ... After growing up in flat, humid East Texas, I was shocked to learn that there's a whole wonderland of high peaks ...

Working to promote policies that better protect our parks alongside community members and elected leaders, Sun Coast staff members ... as the black cherry tree in the East and aspen and ponderosa pine ...

The first time I laid eyes on Crater Lake National Park was eight years ago when my husband and I had just finished our big move from the East Coast to ... The best national parks for every ...

Graham Averill is Outside magazine’s national parks columnist ... rugged islands in the Pacific Ocean about 30 miles off the coast of Los Angeles. If you ever wondered what Southern California ...

The National Parks: America's Best Idea is the story of ... descriptions of the lands were sometimes assumed by people in the East to be works of fiction. Eventually, there emerged a belief ...