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National parks are renowned for their remote natural beauty, stunning architecture, and diverse flora and fauna, although online accessibility hasn’t always been a strong point. In an effort to improve this situation, GoTravelDaily is introducing several updates that will help travelers explore these natural wonders.
Looking for a reason to start planning your next adventure? We have a compelling reason for you to travel to Potomac, Maryland this spring.
For nature-loving adults and kids, Grand Canyon National Park is the ultimate bucket-list destination. A mile deep, 277 miles long, and larger than the state of Rhode Island, it has no shortage of hikes, Colorado River escapades, and red-rock-infused vistas for visitors of all ages to enjoy.
For its geographic size, the state of Hawaii is well-stocked with national park sites: eight, with one more in the works. You can witness where America suffered one of its worst military disasters and learn about the war that followed. Additionally, you can see how the islands were formed and dive deep into the rich culture and heritage of the Native Hawaiian people.
The USA has a whopping 423 national parks – and all are unmissable wonders. Whether they are preserving natural splendor, celebrating vital history, or protecting places burned into the national conscience, all will surprise, delight, and inform.
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Attracting more than 10 million visitors annually, Great Smoky Mountains National Park is the most visited national park in the United States. With its stunning landscapes and diverse wildlife, it’s easy to understand why it draws so many. This 520,000-plus acre treasure spans the North Carolina-Tennessee border, presenting enchanting vistas throughout the year.
The band struck up “Knock With Me, Rock With Me,” by the Lil’ Rascals Brass Band. Or maybe it was “Feel Like Funkin’ It Up” by Rebirth. Any of those songs could be played at the bustling corners of New Orleans at any time of year, however, second lines don’t occur during the sweltering summer months, particularly from June to August. The city can feel like a steak in a sweaty oven during that time. Furthermore, with the pandemic halting festivities, their return rekindled a cherished part of New Orleans’ culture, reminding us of our connection to this humid, vibrant city. This is music that compels dancing and demands to be heard throughout the streets and neighborhoods.
Prepare for liftoff, armchair astronauts: 2023 promises to be an enchanting year for sky-gazing enthusiasts, with fiery eclipses, annual equinox celebrations, and blazing meteor showers happening almost every month.
Even though those warm summer days may feel far away, if you’re planning to visit a US National Park, you need to set calendar alerts for the coming weeks. As some National Parks in the United States have recorded record traffic, several have introduced reservation and permitting systems to control crowds and enhance visitor experiences. Many of those permits and tickets for the busy summer travel season are actually available now.
In Rome, tourists swarm into the ruins of ancient temples, jostle for selfies, and stand in line for restaurants. However, just two hours away, the hills and valleys are empty, offering the chance to catch a glimpse of elusive bears or wolves. This is Italy’s Abruzzo National Park, a triumph of conservation and rewilding in both Italy and Europe.
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The Almabtrieb is both a prized tradition among Alpine farmers and a well-loved spectacle among tourists. However, climate change and shifting economics are contributing to an uncertain future.
Ski trips in the mountains are a big appeal of traveling to Switzerland, and it doesn’t always have to be St Moritz or Zermatt. While your ski skill level will help narrow down where to go, all these locations offer the chance to escape the city and get some fresh air in the sprawling Swiss countryside. Expect panoramic views, enchanted forests, and, most importantly, world-class skiing.
Many national parks across the US introduced reservation policies to address increasing visitor numbers during the pandemic. However, Yosemite National Park has decided to temporarily suspend its reservation requirements for summer day use in 2023. This change is expected to make visits easier for tourists, especially those planning once-in-a-lifetime vacations.
Known as the Land of Enchantment, the state of New Mexico in the southwestern United States lives up to its nickname. Home to 23 native tribes, this is an ideal spot to learn about indigenous culture, art, and music while also enjoying the food and natural beauty of the American Southwest.
After 70 years of service, Queen Elizabeth II was laid to rest in 2022. Britain’s longest-serving monarch has been succeeded by King Charles III, and as with all sovereigns that preceded them, the Royal Family has left its own indelible imprint on London.
The stunning landscapes of the western US may first come to mind when you think about rock climbing; however, the Southeastern region is packed with hidden gems amidst its ancient mountains and dense forests. From thrilling sport climbing to picturesque bouldering spots, the Southeast offers a plethora of exhilarating climbs to explore.
Chicago’s mega museums draw millions of visitors each year to gape at the world’s largest dinosaur, the most impressionist paintings outside of France, and other superlatives.
More than 150 sites make up Massachusetts’ superlative network of state parks, which encompass a diverse array of landscapes and historic spots. With such outstanding choices, it’s challenging to choose a definitive list of the best state parks in Massachusetts. However, here are several you really shouldn’t miss.