The U.S. National Park Service’s 63 national parks rightly get a lot of love. Visiting these significant preserved natural sites across the American landscape, like Grand Canyon, Yellowstone, and ...

Read on for one fascinating fact about each of the 63 U.S. national parks, from the one you’ll need your passport to visit to the one that’s served as the backdrop for some of your favorite films.

As someone who's traveled solo to all 63 major US national parks, I'd have to agree. Although all the parks are unique and worthy of the hype they get, there are some that I will visit repeatedly.

I think Grand Canyon National Park is one of the best US national parks for beginners.Emily Hart I visited all 63 major US national parks and have found that some are best for first-time travelers ...

After traveling to all 63 US national parks, I fell in love with places like Isle Royale, New River Gorge, Dry Tortugas, and ...

These parks in Minnesota, Colorado, Florida and other states are too often overlooked by travelers. Here's why you should add ...

After seven years, a grandmother and her grandson on a mission to visit all 63 national parks have reached their final stop. Joy Ryan and Brad Ryan arrived at the National Park of American Samoa ...

Recent layoff news shouldn't stop you from visiting. Eve Chen. USA TODAY. Hear this story. AI-assisted summary. National Park Week starts April 19 with free admission to all national parks.

There are currently more than 400 National Park sites throughout the country, with at least one in every state, meaning there’s a good chance you’ve been to at least one.

Still, there are many other practices and traditions of visiting the national parks that haven’t changed. You can still stand on many otherwise precarious points without many restrictions.