Ameriparks
Born to explore
Welcome to Ameriparks! This website is a result of my love of America’s national parks. It’s a labor of love and a one-man operation. I’ve tried to include as much information as possible so you can enjoy the national parks as much as I do. Check out the menu at the top of the page if you want to go directly to a park page. There you’ll find information about things to do and see, the best way to get there, the best time to visit each park and so much more.
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One Day in North Cascades National Park
North Cascades National Park, situated in Washington state and spanning over 500,000 acres, is a stunning landscape. With its ecosystems, peaks, and pristine waterways it
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7 Best Kayak Racks for Cars Without Rails in 2022
Kayaks are a great way to get around and explore waterways, but they can be cumbersome and difficult to transport. If your car or SUV
Everything You Need to Know About Bear Bangers
If you’re a hiker, camper, or outdoors enthusiast in bear country, your safety should be a primary concern. In case of a bear encounter, what
Best National Parks to See Bears
Best National Parks to See Bears The chance to see bears in the wild is still something that fills us with awe and wonder. To
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Are you looking for a great camping fan for your next trip? Whether you’re trying to keep cool or just want to have some extra
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- Isle Royale National Park's Ferry Stuck In Dock Without Engineers Reaching Isle Royale National Park in Lake Superior could be hard this summer, as the National Park Service's ferry that normally takes visitors to the park is stuck in dock without an engineering crew.Kurt Repanshek
- What We're Hearing From Yosemite National Park A lack of staffing at Yosemite National Park, and the decision to open campgrounds, has raised the prospect of existing staff being unable to maintain restrooms as visitors head to the park for some R&R.Kurt Repanshek
- Tennessee's Secret City Has A Nuclear Story To Tell To be honest, I have no clue what I’m looking at beyond the fact that it’s a key object in the World War II-era race to develop the world’s first atomic weapons before Nazi Germany. There is a giant wall full of holes that reminds me of a Lite-Brite toy, mannequin men with rods and […]Jennifer Bain
- UPDATE | Army Troops Sent to Big Bend Region, Including National Park, For Border Patrol U.S. Army troops, supported with ponderous, eight-wheeled Stryker armored vehicles, could soon be deployed inside Big Bend National Park, if they are not there already, to support Border Patrol agents working to secure the border.Kurt Repanshek
- Big Bend's Water Woes Spring-break crowds, drought conditions, and a poor water source recently created quite the problem at Big Bend National Park, a problem that required the Big Bend Conservancy to bail out the National Park Service.Kurt Repanshek