Yellowstone is 2.2 million acres and spans across three states! Of all the national parks in the United States, Yellowstone is the most diverse. From wildlife, waterfalls, canyons, and geysers, visitors can spend a few weeks here and still not see everything. I’m Cheryl, and I live just 4 hours away. I have been to […]
Heading to Glacier National Park and heard of Waterton Lakes, the Canadian side of Glacier? Or, you may be going to Banff and Jasper National Parks and are on a big Canadian Rockies road trip. Waterton Lakes National Park often takes a back seat to the better-known national parks nearby, but it is definitely worth […]
Yellowstone National Park is the first (and best) national park! No other park matches Yellowstone in the diversity of amazing things to see and do. It’s huge, the size of Rhode Island and Delaware combined, and everywhere you drive, you will see signs inviting you to see a geyser basin, valley, viewpoint, or waterfall. It […]
If you have never been to the Grand Canyon, you may be wondering, what’s the best entrance to the Grand Canyon? In fact, you may not be aware that there are 4 separate areas to visit the Grand Canyon! The Grand Canyon consists of four main areas: the South Rim (two entrances), the North Rim […]
With an average of 400,000 people a day visiting Banff National Park, an escape from the crowds may be required. Kananaskis Country – often referred to as Kananaskis or K-Country – is the perfect place to go. Deciding how to spend one day in Kananaskis can be a challenge. Visitors can hike, fish, paddle, bike, […]
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