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Shenandoah National Park

I had a twelve hour trip from Shenandoah to my new home in Florida. Instead of trying to rush through the evening before, I decided to spend the night and get an early start the next day. I was up before the sun rise. I timed sunrise at one of the overlooks and spent several wonderful moments in th

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Sequoia National Park

I had been to Sequoia National Park several times as a kid. If I could find the photos, there is one of us as kids running up to the base of one of the trees. We look like small army men approaching this enormous tree that disappears off the top of the photo. When my best friend from med school and

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Saguaro National Park

I was on my way East moving from California to Florida, with a stop for work in southern Illinois. I looked at my planned travel time, and I knew I could make it through Saguaro on my way to spend the night with friends in Oklahoma. This was COVID time, so I have selfies wearing a mask… my national

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Rocky Mountain National Park

This is the National Park where my best friend from medical school tried to kill me. I work in a hospital (at sea level), and the most walking I do is from my desk to a patient’s room and back. She was a trail runner whose morning “wake up” was a brisk 5 mile run. So when she picked trails for us t

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Redwood National Park

I lived in Humboldt County for 10 years, and we drove through this National Park so many times as we made our way north to get to Oregon and back south homeward. From the beautiful coastal drive to the many trails leading into old growth forests, this is a magical area. There is a herd of Roosevelt

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the antiQuities act

On June 8, 1906, President Theodore (Teddy) Roosevelt signed into law the Antiquities Act which gave the president the power to “designate federal lands as national monuments to protect significant archaeological, historic, and scientific resources without Congressional approval” At that time, arch

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Pinnacles National Park

So this National Park was just a monument when I started really checking off the National Parks. I’d lived in California growing up and had never heard of this area even though we’d traveled on both sides of it for years. When my best friend from med school and I did our California National Parks t

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Petrified Forest National Park

We stopped in Petrified Forest National Park as part of our cross country road trip back from East to West. We met a ranger and their horse. We touched trees that were millions of years old and now solid rock. We were impressed with the landscape. All in all a nice bypass along our travels. #pe

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Olympic National Park

When my mother passed away in April of 2019 I became very depressed. It was as though I couldn’t get my life back to a normal that I recognized. I missed her so much that at one point I thought about calling a friend to come and take away all of my firearms because my thoughts became very black at

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North Cascades National Park

When my mother died in 2019, I was so bereft that I was seriously depressed in the months following. Finally, I told my husband that we needed to go on a long road trip to get me out of the house and to see new things. So we packed up the car and the dogs and headed off to check off the Washington

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New River Gorge National Park

When I moved from California to Florida, I took a side trip to visit another National Park and actually drove right past New River Gorge… a year later it was made a National Park, so I knew I had to return. On a recent Jeep excursion to Pennsylvania with my Jeep group I left a few days early to che

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Mount Rainier National Park

I’ve been to Mount Rainier a couple of times now and have flown over it several times on my way to Alaska since Seattle seems to be the transfer point for flights north. It’s a beautiful park with so much greenery, waterfalls, nice short hikes, and of course the splendor that is the 14 thousand foo

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Mesa Verde National Park

As part of my Momma’s dream RV trip, we had the chance to stop at Mesa Verde National Park. It was such an amazing experience seeing all of the cave dwellings and learning the history of the area. We drove all around the park and took in all of the vista points. My husband and I were able to take s

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Mammoth Cave National Park

We were on a cross country road trip and barely made it to Mammoth Cave NP in time to run into the Visitor’s Center and grab my stamp. We were able to walk around a little bit and look into the cave entrance, but cave exploration will have to wait for another day. As it is, my husband is claustroph

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Lassen Volcanic National Park

I’d come to Lassen Volcanic National Park as a kid during road trips up north. I didn’t return again until years later at the end of our Big Sky/National Park road trip. I then had a travel job in nearby Anderson, CA, and I drove up on a free day to cycle and train for a 100 mile bike ride I was go

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Lake Clark National Park

I chartered a plane out of Homer, Alaska to bring me to Lake Clark National Park as well as to Katmai. We also did a fly over of the Valley of 10,000 Smokes. All I can say about Lake Clark is that the ranger station is small and the land is expansive. You could wander for weeks, neé months and just

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Kobuk Valley National Park

When you have to plan almost a year in advance to get on a plane that takes you to a second plane to a place where you catch a third plane to get to one of the most remote National Parks in the US, you know you are truly an adventurer. We had a very experienced pilot who was able to land the deHavi

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Kings Canyon National Park

This was one National Park road trip with my bestie where we didn’t try to kill each other. We were able to spend a full day taking hikes, walking the forest, viewing meadows, enjoying time with each other and marveling in the trees that seemed almost too tall for belief. And then there was the bea

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Kenai Fjords National Park

After going to Alaska in 2015 I knew I immediately wanted to return. My mother agreed to come with me, so we did a two week road trip and visited all of the National Parks I could squeeze in. One of the best things we did was the boat ride in Kenai Fjords National Park. I didn’t even know where to

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Katmai National Park

This was a dream National Park to visit… who hasn’t seen the National Geographic videos about the brown bears fishing for salmon in Brooks Falls? Who hasn’t heard of the “Fattest Bear Contest” that is held every year? Before you’re allowed to go see the bears, you have to take a “bear class” that t

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