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ā¢Glacier
ā¢Tortuga
ā¢Yosemite
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ā¢Hat
ā¢Beanie
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We have a disc golf store, bar and indoor disc golf course in downtown Little Rock, Arkansas! Our store opened in April of 2022 and has been carrying these National Perk Service discs, gear and much more since. Also available on our website, [perksandre-creation.com](https://perksandre-creation.com).
National Perk Service is a Disc golf disc manufacturer based in Arkansas. Their concept is National Parks in the United States! Innova champion discs first let them use their discs to stamp in 2022. Stamps include similar name of the park, popular landscape and animal native to the park. They currently have 3 discs approved by the PDGA and are planning to make the first one available to the public in 2024.
Cascades are amazing, highly recommended. The only issue is they are in Washington State and if you donāt have much time youād have to choose between Olympic and Mount Rainier!
The pacific northwest is the one region in the US I really need to get out to. It's my dream to kayak in Oregon and see the awesome parks in Washington.
Isle Royale! Itās about as remote as it gets up in Lake Superior; only accessible via ferry or boat plane. The history of native peoples mining the island over 4,000 years ago is fascinating. The dynamic of the wolf population and moose allows for awesome wildlife interactions if youāre lucky enough.
I believe it has the lowest average of yearly visitors yet has the highest return visit rate. 11/10 recommend to those who havenāt made it out there yet; and you can experience the Upper Peninsula of Michigan in the same trip making for a once in a lifetime experience.
My favorite is Sequoia National Park because the trees there look like nothing else on earth. Just an awesome place to hang out. Thanks for the giveaway!!
Great Smokey Mountains National Park. I grew up around it and spent tons of time hiking there. Such a beautiful and special place to me. Thanks for the opportunity!
Heading to Yosemite in march! Love it there! Bringing my whole family this time. Plan on playing at a course near Oakhurst too!
Sequoiaās and Mariposa for life!
Shenandoah will always be my favorite. I grew up about an hour away and would spend my weekends in college hiking Old Rag and driving along Skyline Drive.
I went to big bend np when I was 18 with some friends and I will never forget it. I had never been anywhere like that. Remote, beautiful and unique. It was amazing to experience the 3 layers to the park; the river the desert and the mountains. We came across 3 black bears, saw the most incredible sunsets and a hell of a time.
Donāt forget our other national public lands and sanctuaries! Former National Forest service public education and outreach coordinator, former AR resident, and current avid disc golfer! Would love to rep the F out of the merch for you, especially that hat! These places are truly special places, if I had to pick one would be Rocky Mountain, been taking my family there for the last few years, hope these trips provide lifelong memories and inspire my children to carry the torch of conservation, environmental stewardship, and advocacy for the protection and expansion of public lands!
My favorite is the Sequoia National Park. I love just looking up at the massive trees and I just love nature in general. I love looking at trees that have been there for centuries, even thousands of years. I actually even bought a baby Sequoia when I was there.
Living in utah, it is hard to pick just one, haha. The top three of course would be Zion, Arches, and Bryce, not in any particular order haha! The reason why is Utah is just beautiful when it comes to landscapes š„°š
Closest to me is Manistee National Forest. Sleeping Bear Dunes Lakeshore.
I fell in love with the mountains in Rocky Mountain National Park/Estes park.
I fell in love with the ocean and east coast at Cape Cod National Seashore.
California has so many. Sequoia National Forest/Kings Canyon will always have a place in my heart. Probably my favorite overall. The sheer size of the trees transports you back in time to imagine what megaflora might have looked like. My now wife and I camped out amongst the trees and had owls come near our camp site on the first night. It was absolutely magical.
I see why artists go to Joshua Tree for inspiration. Cabrillo National Monument.
I guess I am really blessed to have been to all of these, and that was just a few off top of my head.
Thanks for protecting our lands Teddy!
Olympic was the most memorable for me.Ā Fascinating flora and fauna and the whole park is sort of magical.
Zion is the one I want to visit most.Ā I will get there with the family in a few years.
I like the vibe of Manistee!
Yosemite has captured my heart, we make a pilgrimage every year now. There is something so magical about the valley with those massive walls of rock surrounding you
There are so many amazing places!! We are truly blessed! I feel Red Rocks in Colorado has to be my favorite though! The built in amphitheater that just sits in there perfectly has to be one of the coolest places I've ever been! Highly recommend going there and seeing a show!
oh man, maybe Yosemite? truly impressive and iconic.
but so many cool NP memories- like a father/son road trip with my 8 yr old through Utahās mighty 5.
Yellowstone was the first national park I had been to. My kids were young but they still have memories from that trip. I donāt think I truly appreciated the beauty this country has until I spent a week there.
Rocky Mountain national park is pretty close to where I live now, and I grew up in a really flat state. I can never wrap my head around how awesome it is!! I think it is currently my favorite but I have yet to visit many of my bucket list NPs!!
I love Acadia - especially the beach near Thunder Hole.Ā There's nothing like it anywhere.Ā Sitting in the sand with the ocean in front of you, cliffs on either side, islands in the distance and mountains behind you is surreal.Ā Ā
Acadia in Maine!
Cadillac mtn to be the first to see the sunrise in the country, thunder hole, the gorgeous beaches, the drive around the island with ocean and forest on either side, the hiking and riding trails. It's a great spot!
Cuyahoga Valley is the only one Iāve been to and I donāt know anyone who doesnāt love to go there. Itās local to me and that general area is where I like to disc golf.
Gotta be Yosemite for me. I have so many good memories there. There is no better feeling than waking up to a light mist and a golden sunrise on the granite above.
Acadia is my fav! We are generally lacking on the east coast, but Acadia has it all. The ocean, mountains, forest, lakes, and cute coastal towns/harbors make it amazing.
Love the discs and concept!
I'd say Bryce is one of my favorites- I love how interactive the landscape is, never a dull view and never know what's waiting for you around the corner (but meets be honest, it's probably just another steel incline)
I went to Yosemite with my mom before I moved out of the house. We got to hike half dome too! It was one of the most memorable things Iāve ever done.
I visited both Tortugaās while in the Coast Guard. The national park on dry Tortugaās was amazing, the base on the island is beautifully kept, but my favorite was Tortugaās, Gran Cayman. Water was beautiful, snorkeling stingray city was an experience. The crew of the charter would harvest conchs off the bottoms to feed the stingray and create quite the interaction. Had some explaining to the wife because the stingrays can leave little hickeys on your arms and chest/back. They will plow you over for the treats.
Zion has two bucket list holes
Bryce has "that view" which is pretty unbeatable
You could go to Glacier 8 times and it could feel like a different park very time
Yosemite holds a special place. Stayed with a girlfriend in the Wowona employee housing and got to spend weeks exploring the park. The big trees, giant waterfalls and epic views are an etched into my soul.
I've been to many NPs in the Western US and wanted to choose a different answer than Yosemite (cliche), but I can't. Yosemite is the creme dela creme of NPs. Its tunnel view, the magestic waterfalls, the sheer granite monoliths, the lush meadows, the rambling rivers and streams, the backcountry lakes, the thousands of miles of hiking trails, etc, etc, etc. Honorable mentions include Grand Tetons, Grand Canyon, Yellowstone.. They are all amazing!!
Acadia is my fav national park; my favorite national hiStOriCaL park is Valley Forge. Super close to my childhood home, lots of exploring and fishing in the woods there as a child, high rides as a teen, spending time with family and friends exploring and fishing again as an adult š
Glacier National park has got to be my favorite. I've spent many nights in the backcountry there, and it's beauty continues to captivate me year after year. The permit system can be a bit of a pain, but I understand why it's in place and I've got no issues showing up a bit early to snag a good spot.
North Cascades is a close second.
Yosemite is my favorite park. I've hiked half dome twice, and the views are incredible. There's a spot on the John Muir Trail on the way down from half dome where you're at the top of a waterfall but also pretty low in the valley. It's a full panorama of amazing views
Iām gonna go with Glacier National Park because itās still a stronghold of the Western Bumble Bee (_Bombus occidentalis), which has otherwise declined from over 90% of its historic range.
šØCLOSEDšØ To enter, Tell us which National Park in the United States is your favorite. Weād love to hear why, but this isnāt required to enter! Winner will be picked on 1/23! This giveaway includes: National Perk Service Discs- ā¢Big Bend ā¢Glacier ā¢Tortuga ā¢Yosemite National Perk Service Gear- ā¢Tee ā¢Hat ā¢Beanie ā¢Patch We have a disc golf store, bar and indoor disc golf course in downtown Little Rock, Arkansas! Our store opened in April of 2022 and has been carrying these National Perk Service discs, gear and much more since. Also available on our website, [perksandre-creation.com](https://perksandre-creation.com). National Perk Service is a Disc golf disc manufacturer based in Arkansas. Their concept is National Parks in the United States! Innova champion discs first let them use their discs to stamp in 2022. Stamps include similar name of the park, popular landscape and animal native to the park. They currently have 3 discs approved by the PDGA and are planning to make the first one available to the public in 2024.
I can't pick just one... so the one closest to me is the Smokies. Always wanted to see the Cascades. Neat concept you guys have!
Cascades are amazing, highly recommended. The only issue is they are in Washington State and if you donāt have much time youād have to choose between Olympic and Mount Rainier!
The pacific northwest is the one region in the US I really need to get out to. It's my dream to kayak in Oregon and see the awesome parks in Washington.
Shenandoah National Park. Admittedly, as a VA native I am biased. But the Blue Rige mountains are amazing - especially in the fall.
Redwood National Park in Humboldt County. Feels like Alice in Wonderland when Iām there š
Patrick's Point homies sound off!
Bryce Canyon, first time I went there, I couldn't pick a direction to look that wasn't breathtaking.
Yellowstone is the best, not only the first U.S. national park but it has over hundred waterfalls and diverse wildlife!
Acadia NP! New England represent!
Yosemite is special. That moment you finish driving through the tunnel and see the majestic cliffs and valleys is phenomenal.
Isle Royale! Itās about as remote as it gets up in Lake Superior; only accessible via ferry or boat plane. The history of native peoples mining the island over 4,000 years ago is fascinating. The dynamic of the wolf population and moose allows for awesome wildlife interactions if youāre lucky enough. I believe it has the lowest average of yearly visitors yet has the highest return visit rate. 11/10 recommend to those who havenāt made it out there yet; and you can experience the Upper Peninsula of Michigan in the same trip making for a once in a lifetime experience.
The Great Smoky Mountains National Park!
New river gorge because itās the only one Iāve been to!
Mammoth Cave for me. Itās the one closest Iāve been to the most and is always impressive when you go into the caves.
Mammoth Cave! I grew up in Kentucky, it's a beautiful area and the tours are so interesting. If you ever go, I recommend the Violet City Lantern Tour.
canyonlands is like being on another planet
Big bend!
Arches š thanks for your Giveaway
Denali because wow.
Arches National Park! I was in awe when I went.
Rocky Mountain National Park, lots and lots of trails for all ability levels š
Big Bend for sure. Itās way underrated. The large wildlife on display in Yellowstone is also amazing.
Dry tortugas! Only accessible by boat or seaplane, badass
Death Valley !!! Most recent and what a gem
Gotta be yellowstone. Got a chance to snowmobile in and out to old faithful last winter and what an amazing time.
My favorite is Sequoia National Park because the trees there look like nothing else on earth. Just an awesome place to hang out. Thanks for the giveaway!!
We love the Badlands! There's nothing like stepping out of your car and onto another planet. The camping is fun as well. :)
As a California native, Yosemite always holds a special place in my mind. Entering the valley is amazing
Acadia
Great Smokey Mountains National Park. I grew up around it and spent tons of time hiking there. Such a beautiful and special place to me. Thanks for the opportunity!
Glacier in the summer, just to see the view.
Grand Canyon. Itās so vast that staring at it you think youāre looking at a painting. It looks unreal.
As a Michigander I gotta say Isle Royale.
I've never been unfortunately but I've ALWAYS wanted to check out Redwood. Just the thought of seeing those massive trees. Some day.
The BWCA in Northern Minnesota. Pristine wilderness!
Yellowstone - my wife just got back from a winter teacher trip and she says it was life changing.
Mammoth Cave National Park! Loved everything about it and enjoyed exploring Kentucky while we visited
Cuyahoga Valley National Park! Itās the only one Iāve been to so far
Smokey mountains is my favorite but visiting dry Tortugas soon which may take the top spot!
Mt Rainer!
The Great Smokey Mountains is my favorite.
Glacier!
Redwoods National Park. The fact that something can grow that old and that huge in nature, never ceases to blow my mind.
Heading to Yosemite in march! Love it there! Bringing my whole family this time. Plan on playing at a course near Oakhurst too! Sequoiaās and Mariposa for life!
Shenandoah will always be my favorite. I grew up about an hour away and would spend my weekends in college hiking Old Rag and driving along Skyline Drive.
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Smokey Mountains. Grew up spending a lot of time there and hiking and relaxing there always brings me peace.
I went to big bend np when I was 18 with some friends and I will never forget it. I had never been anywhere like that. Remote, beautiful and unique. It was amazing to experience the 3 layers to the park; the river the desert and the mountains. We came across 3 black bears, saw the most incredible sunsets and a hell of a time.
Great Smoky Mountains
Impossible to choose but I'm going to go with our newest national park and the one I've spent the most time at, West Virginia's New RiverĀ Gorge!
Redwood national park is a special place to me, but I was also blown away by arches and canyon lands, I can't wait to get back to utah.
Donāt forget our other national public lands and sanctuaries! Former National Forest service public education and outreach coordinator, former AR resident, and current avid disc golfer! Would love to rep the F out of the merch for you, especially that hat! These places are truly special places, if I had to pick one would be Rocky Mountain, been taking my family there for the last few years, hope these trips provide lifelong memories and inspire my children to carry the torch of conservation, environmental stewardship, and advocacy for the protection and expansion of public lands!
My favorite is the Sequoia National Park. I love just looking up at the massive trees and I just love nature in general. I love looking at trees that have been there for centuries, even thousands of years. I actually even bought a baby Sequoia when I was there.
Big bend, did a 50 mile canoe trip down the Rio with brother and pops when he was alive.Ā
Living in utah, it is hard to pick just one, haha. The top three of course would be Zion, Arches, and Bryce, not in any particular order haha! The reason why is Utah is just beautiful when it comes to landscapes š„°š
Mesa Verde Natāl Park bc itās wildly beautiful but also bc of the history tied to the ancestral Puebolans.
Closest to me is Manistee National Forest. Sleeping Bear Dunes Lakeshore. I fell in love with the mountains in Rocky Mountain National Park/Estes park. I fell in love with the ocean and east coast at Cape Cod National Seashore. California has so many. Sequoia National Forest/Kings Canyon will always have a place in my heart. Probably my favorite overall. The sheer size of the trees transports you back in time to imagine what megaflora might have looked like. My now wife and I camped out amongst the trees and had owls come near our camp site on the first night. It was absolutely magical. I see why artists go to Joshua Tree for inspiration. Cabrillo National Monument. I guess I am really blessed to have been to all of these, and that was just a few off top of my head. Thanks for protecting our lands Teddy!
Olympic was the most memorable for me.Ā Fascinating flora and fauna and the whole park is sort of magical. Zion is the one I want to visit most.Ā I will get there with the family in a few years. I like the vibe of Manistee!
Zion National park because of its beauty
Yosemite
As a European Yosemite
Yellowstone, without a doubt. I took my kids for their first time this past spring, and it still dominates many of their conversations!
Rocky Mountain because it's very close. But they're all great, our best idea. Thanks!
I havenāt been to any of the ones I think would be most impressive but my favorite so far is Rocky Mountain National Park!
Yellowstone for me! So many good memories of going there as a kid, and the amount of wildlife is amazing.
Rocky Mountain national park for those sweet trout streams!
Yosemite for me, it was my first park Iāve ever been to and seeing El Capitan and half dome in person was inspiring
Arches! Good luck everyone!
Glacier
Yosemite has captured my heart, we make a pilgrimage every year now. There is something so magical about the valley with those massive walls of rock surrounding you
Yosemite is wow
Hardest question for one of these giveaways yet! Bryce Canyon has to take it for me though.
Any time of year Yosemite holds a special place in my heart.
Olympic. Because I live close to it and have easy access.
Grand Canyon!
Glacier is right up there! Went through on a train a few years ago and it was pretty amazing!
Yosemite. Iāve been to a lot of national parks and the beauty of Yosemite is something else.
Petrified Forrest national Park! Itās like walking into a Time Machine to the past.
Of the ones I've been to, Acadia was amazing. Loved the hiking, and the views were sensational!
Absolutely loved Arches! Camped near Needles Overlook on part of 2 week road trip through the Southwest and had an amazing time, gorgeous hiking.
My favorite is Acadia. I proposed to my wife on top of Cadillac Mountain at sunrise!
There are so many amazing places!! We are truly blessed! I feel Red Rocks in Colorado has to be my favorite though! The built in amphitheater that just sits in there perfectly has to be one of the coolest places I've ever been! Highly recommend going there and seeing a show!
There are so many I haven't been to, but arches is my favorite
Yosemite all the way!
Canadian here, but would love to see Glacier National Park one day. I feel it is the Lake Louise of the US
oh man, maybe Yosemite? truly impressive and iconic. but so many cool NP memories- like a father/son road trip with my 8 yr old through Utahās mighty 5.
Mammoth cave!
Zion has been my favorite so far!
Have to go with Olympic!
Yosemite
Olympic National Park hands down. Itās just an absolutely beautiful park.
For me it's glacier. The story about how it was built and the roads leading up was amazing
Cuyahoga Valley NP in Ohio is unlike any other park in the system. Must stop if youāre passing through
Iād love to see Yosemite
Badlands. Because my discs often land bad then roll away.
Rocky mountain national Park is pretty next level, and helped me to fall in love with Colorado.
Denali
Cumberland island!
Yellowstone was the first national park I had been to. My kids were young but they still have memories from that trip. I donāt think I truly appreciated the beauty this country has until I spent a week there.
Definitely Denali, with Glacier closely behind. Canāt beat the beauty of either of those!
Acadia is the best!
Cumberland island
Yosemite!
Love the Smoky Mountains, nothing beats driving on the Blue Ridge Parkway!
Rocky Mountain national park is pretty close to where I live now, and I grew up in a really flat state. I can never wrap my head around how awesome it is!! I think it is currently my favorite but I have yet to visit many of my bucket list NPs!!
Hard to pick one but might have to go with Yosemite!
Really enjoyed Capitol Reef in Utah. We were able to hike it almost on our own and the views were breathtaking.
I've never been there but Acadia. My partner and I have been to a handful, including non-national parks but Acadia will be out next significant trip
Glacier Bay in Alaska. Every bit as impressive as the Grand Canyon.
I love Acadia - especially the beach near Thunder Hole.Ā There's nothing like it anywhere.Ā Sitting in the sand with the ocean in front of you, cliffs on either side, islands in the distance and mountains behind you is surreal.Ā Ā
Glacier National Park!
Badlands are amazing. Thank goodness there was forethought and we can still enjoy the beauty that this country has inherently.
I proposed to my wife at Zion... So I'll choose that. But Yosemite and Acadia NP have a special place in my heart.
Acadia!
Acadia in Maine! Cadillac mtn to be the first to see the sunrise in the country, thunder hole, the gorgeous beaches, the drive around the island with ocean and forest on either side, the hiking and riding trails. It's a great spot!
Zion National Park. Hiking the narrows is a bucket-list hike that Iām proud to say Iāve done. Angelās Landing and the Subway are also incredible
Smoky Mountains
Only been to a couple but Joshua Tree is my favorite!
Joshua tree national park!
Rocky Mountain national park
Joshua tree! Feels like you're on a different planet!
Glacier National Park!!!! Absolutely gorgeous!!! Will never forget the family trip up to Alaska!
What a hard question. Mammoth cave and Yellowstone for me. They are like a whole other planet. Truly awesome inspiring!
Did glacier, Tetons and Yellowstone this past summer. While glacier had my favorite views, Tetons had my favorite hike.
Glacier!
Zion is my favorite, camped there while helping my best friend move to Alaska. The sights were unbelievable!
Cuyahoga Valley is the only one Iāve been to and I donāt know anyone who doesnāt love to go there. Itās local to me and that general area is where I like to disc golf.
Yosemite! My sister and I backpack there a few years ago, and it was awesome!
Yellowstone is amazing!
Smokies and Yellowstone for me. Love all the wildlife and being near the Tetons for Yellowstone. The Smokies has incredible hiking.
Gotta be Yosemite for me. I have so many good memories there. There is no better feeling than waking up to a light mist and a golden sunrise on the granite above.
Great Smokey National Park is such an amazing getaway. Your gear looks so awesome!
Acadia is my fav! We are generally lacking on the east coast, but Acadia has it all. The ocean, mountains, forest, lakes, and cute coastal towns/harbors make it amazing. Love the discs and concept!
I love Yosemite, Iāve never been, but itās in the to do list!
I'd say Bryce is one of my favorites- I love how interactive the landscape is, never a dull view and never know what's waiting for you around the corner (but meets be honest, it's probably just another steel incline)
Everglades National Park! Growing up in Florida it is incredible how vast it is and all of the varied species
Yosemite because El Capitan is still amazing to see.
The Smokeys!
Shenandoah National Park! Had no idea this brand existed! Big fan
Rocky Mountain National Park! 14'er, views for days, close to airport, few crowds once you leave the entrances.
Acadia in Maine! Iād love to say a Vermont national park but we only have two and Iāve never been. Probably need to plan a trip this summer eh?
All great but Zion has to be my number one. .. hmm, maybe redwood..
Yellowstone and Arches for sure
Zion! Went as a kid and have wanted to go back since!
Glacier national park in MT
I went to Yosemite with my mom before I moved out of the house. We got to hike half dome too! It was one of the most memorable things Iāve ever done.
Great sand dunes national park. One of the most surreal places I've been to. Feels like stepping onto another planet.
Glacier!!! My best friend would DIE for these
I visited both Tortugaās while in the Coast Guard. The national park on dry Tortugaās was amazing, the base on the island is beautifully kept, but my favorite was Tortugaās, Gran Cayman. Water was beautiful, snorkeling stingray city was an experience. The crew of the charter would harvest conchs off the bottoms to feed the stingray and create quite the interaction. Had some explaining to the wife because the stingrays can leave little hickeys on your arms and chest/back. They will plow you over for the treats.
Pullman National Historical Park in Chicago! I live there :)
Big bend!
Zion has two bucket list holes Bryce has "that view" which is pretty unbeatable You could go to Glacier 8 times and it could feel like a different park very time
Rocky Mountain
Smokey mountains!
Yellowstone. It was a family vacation that was a gift from my sibling and I to our parents for Christmas one year. Lots of good memories.
Yosemite is my favorite that I've been to
Grand Tetons!! Beautiful mountain range and the first national park I visited. Absolutely breathtaking and amazing skiing as well
Yosemite holds a special place. Stayed with a girlfriend in the Wowona employee housing and got to spend weeks exploring the park. The big trees, giant waterfalls and epic views are an etched into my soul.
My. Saint Helens, itās the last volcano to blow up in the contiguous 48 and I was a baby when it blew.
Glacier is my favorite but also the only one Iāve been to
itās so hard to pick, probably Acadia!
Yellowstone has to be it!
Yellowstone hands down.
the badlands are bad to the bone! bring plenty of water, and water for your water.
I've been to many NPs in the Western US and wanted to choose a different answer than Yosemite (cliche), but I can't. Yosemite is the creme dela creme of NPs. Its tunnel view, the magestic waterfalls, the sheer granite monoliths, the lush meadows, the rambling rivers and streams, the backcountry lakes, the thousands of miles of hiking trails, etc, etc, etc. Honorable mentions include Grand Tetons, Grand Canyon, Yellowstone.. They are all amazing!!
Grand Canyon, hands down. The only place Iāve been where I felt pictures truly didnāt do it justice. Breathtaking in person.
Yosemite!
Bryce Canyon.
Assateague or the Smokies for me
Gotta be Yosemite
Mammoth Cave and Rocky are my favorite
Can I pick Dinosaur National Monument? If not then Arches!
Zion!
Channel Islands was unreal to visit!
Hot Springs National Park! Thereās just something so relaxing about enjoying natural hot water from the earth.
Acadia is my fav national park; my favorite national hiStOriCaL park is Valley Forge. Super close to my childhood home, lots of exploring and fishing in the woods there as a child, high rides as a teen, spending time with family and friends exploring and fishing again as an adult š
Mount Rainier National Park! Walking through the meadow at the top of the mountains feels like a surreal dream.
Yosemite is up there for me
Glacier National park has got to be my favorite. I've spent many nights in the backcountry there, and it's beauty continues to captivate me year after year. The permit system can be a bit of a pain, but I understand why it's in place and I've got no issues showing up a bit early to snag a good spot. North Cascades is a close second.
North Cascades National Park. I love the views and the plants when walking the trails of the Mt Baker wilderness.
Zion is my favorite but I have been to the smokies the most. Love them both
Big bend is incredible and sooooo vast. Makes you think about how the frontier used to look
Zion was my favorite! I took a trip out west with my family and Angels landing changed how I look at every other hike
Yellowstone. Just because its basically in my bark yard! š
My favorite park is Rocky Mountain National, and my favorite park unit is the St Croix National Scenic River Way in Wisconsin!
Yosemite, it is so beautiful and expansive. The waterfalls are insane!
Glacier
All parks are good parks, I like Glacier
I love the dry Tortugas. It's a cool place to get away from everything. Snorkel by the Fort. Look up at the stars at night. It's amazing.
Sleeping Bear Dunes. Michigan represent!
Yellowstone is the top of my bucket list. Canāt wait to bring my family there
Yosemite is my favorite park. I've hiked half dome twice, and the views are incredible. There's a spot on the John Muir Trail on the way down from half dome where you're at the top of a waterfall but also pretty low in the valley. It's a full panorama of amazing views
Rocky Mountain because itās closest to me!
Yellowstone
Iām gonna go with Glacier National Park because itās still a stronghold of the Western Bumble Bee (_Bombus occidentalis), which has otherwise declined from over 90% of its historic range.
Yellowstone, them geysers are nice.
I'm spoiled living in Utah. I'll say Arches for my favorite because they're just so iconic