With popular national parks still searching for the answers to congestion, train travel is a practical solution—and a unique adventure.

Here are the most dangerous wild animals you might see in America's national parks, why they are dangerous, and where you're most likely to see them.

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

From unexplained phenomena to baffling disappearances, follow the clues while discovering our country’s treasured protected areas ...

Adventure.com has announced the launch of a dedicated US National Parks and Public Lands bureau, through the support of ...

Opinion: Is this the beginning of the end of America’s national parks? Will the millions of Americans who cherish their parks allow Mr. Trump to destroy them?

Avoid the crowds at America’s national parks—by going underwater From sunken ships to kelp forests to vibrant reefs, these national park experiences are as uncrowded as it gets. Here’s where ...

As budget cuts threaten the future of America's national parks, Intrepid Travel is launching new Active-ism trips that blend adventure with advocacy.

Join the National Parks Conservation Association and Oregon Wild for an urgent and timely conversation about the future of America’s public lands.

The B-Corp certified tour operator is stepping up to help protect America's national parks and inviting travelers to help.

Clearly, America’s national parks have been a golden goose. The question now is whether President Trump will gut them in his effort to slash federal spending.

By selling out national parks and other public lands, the Trump administration is endangering some of America’s great travel destinations.