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The source of at least 38 glaciers, offering dramatic landscapes and an 8.2-mile challenging hike.
The main visitor center for the park, offering educational exhibits, park maps, and information on tours and events.
Famous for its turquoise blue waters, Havasu Falls is a spectacular waterfall located in a remote area of the Havasupai Indian Reservation within the Grand Canyon.
The highest peak in the park, offering hiking trails with spectacular views of the Blue Ridge Mountains and surrounding valleys.
Popular for its clear waters, coral reefs, and accessibility, ideal for families and snorkelers.
A serene trail alongside the East Arm Little Calumet River, known for its spring wildflower displays and birdwatching opportunities.
A popular hiking trail leading to a natural sandstone arch that offers stunning views of the surrounding rock formations.
Accessible via a hiking trail from Logan Pass, this pristine lake is a popular spot for visitors, offering stunning views of the surrounding mountains and a chance to see mountain goats.
A popular spot for hiking and rock climbing, featuring a 1-mile loop trail surrounded by stunning rock formations and diverse desert flora.
A popular hiking destination that offers magnificent views of the surrounding dunes and mountains, despite not being the tallest.
A rugged area of volcanic rock formations offering stunning views, challenging hikes, and the chance to see California condors.
A lush temperate rainforest featuring moss-covered trees and a variety of wildlife, offering several walking trails including the popular Hall of Mosses Trail.
A tidewater glacier accessible via boat tours, known for impressive ice calving into the bay.
Situated near the park entrance, this grove features non-native trees and offers a short nature trail where visitors can enjoy birdwatching and learn about various flora.
An observation tower that offers panoramic views of the park and the surrounding Ouachita Mountains.
Located in the historic Fordyce Bathhouse, the Visitor Center provides educational exhibits and information about the park’s history and geology.
A challenging trail that offers expansive views of the park and surrounding desert, popular for its scenic vistas and opportunities for solitude.
A mountainous area offering panoramic views of the Olympic Mountains, seasonal winter sports, and various hiking trails.
The main visitor center for the park, offering information, exhibits, orientation videos, and ranger-led programs.
A 0.4-mile accessible boardwalk that allows visitors to explore the interdunal areas and observe plant and animal life.
A magnificent mesa standing over 1,000 feet above the surrounding terrain, offering breathtaking views and several scenic overlooks, including the iconic Mesa Arch.
A large glacial lake offering recreational activities such as boating, fishing, and scenic cruises, with the backdrop of the Teton Range.
Renowned for its dense forests, clear rivers, and beautiful campgrounds, this park is ideal for those seeking a peaceful nature experience.
A popular destination known for its scenic views, hiking trails, and boat tours. It's a starting point for many park adventures and offers access to the spectacular Hidden Falls and Inspiration Point.
A picturesque fjord surrounded by snow-capped mountains and home to the impressive Johns Hopkins Glacier.
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