Many people visit America’s national parks to enjoy spectacular landscapes, scenic views and unique sights. And while there are numerous amazing overlooks in the national parks, nothing beats the view …
This news story about Glacier Bay National Park’s humpback whale population decline is based on a March 14, 2022, National Park Service press release. You can read the original release …
White fish gratin in scallop shells recipe inspired by: Glacier Bay National Park, Alaska (alternatively: Kenai Fjords National Park, Channel Islands National Park or Acadia National Park) If you’ve looked …
Even at home, you can see various animals going about their daily lives. Whether you live in a big city or small town, there’s usually a bunch of different birds flying around, while squirrels play in trees and deer forage fields. If, however, you’d like to really focus on the “wild” in wildlife, you should consider visiting these national parks for wildlife watching.
Halibut and scalloped potatoes recipe inspired by: Glacier Bay National Park, Alaska (alternatively: Kenai Fjords National Park or Wrangell-St. Elias National Park) One of the most spectacular national parks in …
Seafood lasagna recipe inspired by: Glacier Bay National Park, Alaska (alternatively: Kenai Fjords National Park, Alaska or Olympic National Park, Washington). Protecting millions of acres of rain forests, mountains, glaciers, …
When the United States government created Yellowstone National Park in 1872, it kickstarted a global movement to protect and preserve natural places as national treasures. Exactly a century later, during …
One of the most iconic marine animals in the world, orcas (or killer whales) live in every ocean on the planet. In the United States, they’re a common sight along the West Coast, especially in the Pacific Northwest and Alaska. Check out these top national parks to see orcas in the wild.
Their range extending from the north Rocky Mountains to the Cascade Range and into southeastern Alaska, mountain goats are an iconic species in the national park system. You can see them in their native habitat in these national parks.
No visit to “The Last Frontier” is complete without a wildlife watching tour of some kind. The epic, world-class wildlife watching in Alaska is what makes the state such a great and popular destination. Seeing iconic animals such as bears, moose, whales, bald eagles and sea lions in their natural habitat will be a huge highlight of your trip.