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I’ve just finished a month of blogging about visiting all 63 National Parks… Did one catch your interest? Would you like me to make a video about it? Let me know in the comments…. #goparks #nationalparks #nationalparkgeek #travel #travelblogger Start the blog posts here: https://y

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Yosemite National Park

Growing up, we made several trips to Yosemite. It was a beautiful scenic drive which led from the Central Valley of California up to Hwy 395 which led to Reno and Tahoe. I went back several times in later years when we lived in Northern California. On one of those trips, we spent a weekend explorin

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Yellowstone National Park

Old Faithful was “closed” due to a medical incident earlier in the day. We saw ONE bison. One…. there may or may not have been an elk in the woods, but no one got a clear picture, so I think it was just a log or shadow of a tree someone got excited about… the thermal features were fantastic, the sc

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let me be your XENAGOGUE

When you travel as much as I do, you get asked a lot of questions about where to go and how to get there… what to see and eat and do while you’re there. I’ve only given you the briefest glimpse over the last 28 days into my experiences in the National Parks. Obviously, I know some National Parks mo

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Wrangell St. Elias National Park

When I did my first trip to Alaska on a cruise, I bought the book “Travels in Alaska” by John Muir. I’d read some of his other writings and love his descriptions of the places he found himself in. When he talked about the area of Wrangell-St Elias, he described an area so vast that you couldn’t eve

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Wind Cave National Park

We had left Mount Rushmore, driven through Badlands National Park, and we were making our way south toward Rocky Mountain National Park. I know that the main attraction of Wind Cave is, well, the cave… it’s the fourth longest cave in the world… but, we were driving through, and its 33,000 acres abo

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White Sands National Park

I was moving across country, and while traveling I decided to stop at various National Parks along the way. I had gone from Northern California to Southern California for the first leg of my travels and visited my best friend from college. I left bright and early and made the 12 hour trek from San

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Jeep Beach 2026 Jeep Beach Parade

Riding on the beach in Daytona during Jeep Beach 2026 parade of Jeeps #JeepBeach2026 #jeeplife #jeepgladiator #daytonabeach #jeepparade

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Voyageurs National Park

So Voyageurs was a part of the midwest trip my best from from medical school and I did a few years ago. I’d already tried to freeze her to death, so walking around Voyageurs was more of a light exertion. There is so much variety here… from the boundary waters to the rocky terrain… lush forests and

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Virgin Islands National Park

I’ve been to the US Virgin Islands many times on cruises… I’ve been to St John’s a handful of times, and each time I do, the usual spot is Trunk Bay. That’s where I finally got my official stamp as the Ranger’s Station is there. It’s also the location of the “underwater hiking snorkeling trail.” Bo

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UNFORGETTABLE

“There are no words that can tell the hidden spirit of the wilderness, that can reveal its mystery, its melancholy and its charm.” – Theodore Roosevelt When I think about the 63 National Parks, I think about the vistas, nature, and things that are forever burned in my brain. I don’t need a pho

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Theodore Roosevelt National Park

I’ve mentioned before that Theodore “Teddy” Roosevelt is my favorite president. I’ve read several of his biographies, and one of the highlights of our road trip in 2016 was visiting Theodore Roosevelt National Park. Roosevelt came to the Dakotas in 1884 to mourn the death of his wife and mother who

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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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