Are you planning an adventure this fall? As the summer ends and the season changes, it is the perfect time to get outside and explore. As the lush green leaves turn brown to create a rainbow of colors, the weather also cools down which means it is more comfortable to go walking through the many National Parks on the west coast.
What are the best parks to visit, though? We thought we would take a closer look:
1. Yosemite National Park
Yosemite National Park is one of the most visited for a reason. The huge park offers
spectacular views of the Yosemite Valley, alongside providing visitors with an incredible
array of walking trails, epic hikes, and unique flora.
One of the most popular destinations in the park is Glacier Point, which offers amazing views
across the green valley.
2. Grand Teton National Park
Another gem on the west coast is the Grand Teton National Park. This beautiful 31,000-acre
park has fantastic history just waiting to be explored. Visitors are able to enjoy breathtaking
views of the snow-capped mountains alongside stunning valleys, rivers, and wildlife.
Alongside the abundance of hiking trails, visitors can also enjoy other outdoor activities such
as fishing and kayaking.
3. Zion National Park
One of the must-visit spots in the whole state of Utah, Zion National Park provides incredible
views of mountain peaks, winding canyons, and rainbow-colored rocks that the whole family
will enjoy.
The best way to explore the park is via the many hiking routes. There are many options for
walkers of all fitness levels.
4. Grand Canyon National Park
Located next to the world-famous Grand Canyon, visitors can go to the Grand Canyon
National Park for many things to see and do. There are an array of unique hikes that offer
unrivaled views over the canyon, while there are also options to ride a mule into the canyon
itself!
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