US National Parks

National Parks In The Western United States

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There are 63 national parks in the United States, and 40 are spread across the western states. Misty forests, majestic mountains, glaciers, wild rivers, stunning waterfalls, alpine lakes, dunes, caves, and ancient pueblos are just a few highlights of these magical landscapes.

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NATIONAL PARKS IN THE WESTERN U.S.

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DENALI NATIONAL PARK

Denali National Park is a six-million-acre wildland crossed only by one 92-mile road. Access to the park is available through the NPS bus system, which offers three types of trips: non-narrated transit buses, narrated tour buses, and free buses. 

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ARCTIC NATIONAL PARK

The least visited U.S. national park, Gates of the Arctic does not have roads, trails, cell service, or amenities. It’s one of the most remote and rugged parks you can visit.

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ST. ELIAS NATIONAL PARK

The largest national park in the U.S., it’s an excellent park for mountaineering, glacier hiking, and backpacking if you are experienced in rugged and wild terrain. 

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SAGUARO NATIONAL PARK

A great time to visit the park is when the cacti bloom in the spring. You will find real western vibes here, and the park is a classic example of a desert ecosphere.

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