World Travel

Wind Cave National Park is in the southwestern corner of South Dakota covering an area of 33,971 acre, established in 1903. Wind Cave, in the Black Hills, is two parks in one. Above the surface span grass prairies and pine forests, with herds of bison and elk, coteries of prairie dogs and flocks of wild … Read More

Congaree National Park is a 26,276 acre American national park in central South Carolina, 18 miles southeast of the state capital, Columbia established in 2003. Named for the native tribe that once lived here, this federally designated wilderness contains the nation’s largest old-growth bottomland hardwood. The park’s dense, primeval forest is thick with bald cypress, … Read More

Virgin Islands National Park occupies the majority of St. John, one of the U.S. Virgin Islands, established in 1956. Christopher Columbus briefly stopped on the island of St. John in 1493, but the natives scared away his crew with a fusillade of arrows, causing the explorer to call the area Cape of the Arrows. Locals … Read More

Everglades National Park is a 1,400,539 acres wetlands preserve on the southern tip of the U.S. state of Florida, established in 1947. The cutting saw grass rising from the waters flowing slowly from Lake Okeechobee to the Gulf of Mexico prompted the Seminole Indians to call this area “River of Grass.” It is home to … Read More

One of the world’s great natural wonders, Mammoth Cave National Park lies beneath Kentucky hills and hollows. Mammoth Cave National Park is an American national park established in 1941 covering an area of 53,012 in Kentucky, encompassing portions of Mammoth Cave, the Earth’s largest cave. If you hiked through the area’s farms, woods and rivers, … Read More

Great Smoky Mountains National Park is the most visited of the full-fledged national parks, and for good reason. The mountains are among the oldest on the planet, the park has a wider variety of animals and plants than others, and it’s accessible to the East Coast. A scrim of blue vapor created by rising mist … Read More

With its intriguing mix of history, geology and nature, Arkansa`s Hot Springs National Park holds a unique place in the parks system. The smallest of the designated national parks, it wraps around a modern urban area set within a valley of the rugged Ouachita Mountains. The park’s 5,500 acres encompass wooded uplands, crisscrossed by 26 … Read More

The beauty of Maine’s Acadia National Park is a product of the ancient glaciers that carved out its landscape and the ocean waves and winds that batter its rocky coast along with a little help from human hands. About Acadia National Park Location : Maine, United StatesSize: 35,332 acres.Visitors: 2,669,034 in 2020.Established: 1929. History: Development … Read More