A Look Back On Search-And-Rescue History In Grand Teton National Park
If you're going to be in the vicinity of Jackson, Wyoming, next Thursday you might be interested in a talk about the search-and-rescue history of Grand Teton National Park.
Visiting the Parks
Houchins Ferry Set To Open At Mammoth Cave National Park
Houchins Ferry, which shuttles cars across the Green River at Mammoth Cave National Park, is scheduled to open this Sunday.
- February 27th, 2009
Grand Teton National Park: Subterfuge Led to This Masterpiece
Say what you will about corporate altruism, whether it's self-serving or truly benevolent, but in the case of Grand Teton National Park without it the park would be a shell of its present form.
Bryce Canyon National Park: This Small Corner of Utah Packs a Colorful Punch
Though covering fewer than 36,000 acres -- and most folks simply gaze down on most of that acreage -- Bryce Canyon National Park carries the impact of a park much, much larger.
Tredegar Ironworks: A Civil War Icon Preserved at Richmond National Battlefield Park
When the Confederate Army needed artillery, ammunition, or other weaponry, it turned to the Tredegar Ironworks in the heart of Richmond, Virginia. While many of the original buildings were lost to war and time, some remain. One, in fact, serves as a visitor center at the Richmond National Battlefield Park
Pine Beetle Outbreak Leads to Fewer Campground Sites in Rocky Mountain National Park
A massive outbreak of mountain pine beetles, which are efficient killers of lodgepole pine trees, is forcing Rocky Mountain National Park officials to reduce campground sites this summer as they work to mitigate the beetles' impacts.
Timucuan Ecological & Historic Preserve is One of the National Park System’s Best Kept Secrets
Timucuan Ecological & Historic Preserve scarcely appears on the national radar screen, and that's a shame. This million-visit park is a real gem.
With or Without a Stimulus Package, National Parks Can Be Economical Vacation Destinations
With all the economic doom and gloom of late, it'll be a miracle if anyone goes away for a vacation this year. At the very least, folks will be looking for bargains, and that's where the National Park System comes into play.
Is San Juan National Historic Site Haunted?
San Juan National Historic Site celebrates its 60th birthday today, February 14. This remarkable park, America's only national park in Puerto Rico, preserves some of the finest Spanish Colonial-era coastal forts left in the Caribbean. Many people believe that one of these forts is haunted.
Will Recent Storms in Death Valley National Park Fuel A Spring Bloom?
Rain and snow have pelted Death Valley National Park somewhat frequently this winter, which raises the question of whether there will be a tremendous spring bloom in the park?
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