By Ty O’neil, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS As uninviting as it sounds, Death Valley National Park beckons. Even as …
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Campaign to expand Olympic wilderness nears finish line after 15 years
By Gregory Scruggs, The Seattle Times Little in the Olympic Mountains comes easy. Ask the members of the 1889-90 …
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Why you won’t need reservations to visit Yosemite National Park next year
By Paul Rogers, The Mercury News Ending a requirement that’s been in place for the past three years, Yosemite …
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See Alberta’s parks through an Indigenous lens
By Ryan Clarke, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Lethbridge Herald The Indigenous Tourism Association of …
Exploring Alaska: 2 days in America’s largest national park
By Colleen Thomas, Tribune News Service The rutted dirt road was proving a challenge for our rented SUV. We were 50 …
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Washington State’s most popular park turns 100
The most visited state park in Washington celebrates a century of recreation and conservation this year. Deception …
Cruising the coast: Epic roadtrip explores West Coast’s iconic Highway 101
By Paul Bucci and Fiona Anderson Triumph Social Media My wife Fiona and I were about to launch ourselves on a …
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Staircase and viewing platform now open at Nanaimo’s Ammonite Falls
Visitors to Nanaimo will now find it easier to take in one of the Vancouver Island community’s frequently visited …
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Edmonton’s River Valley moves closer to becoming an urban national park
By Jacob Cardinal, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, ALBERTA NATIVE NEWS The Government of Canada is working …
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What’s happening in Joshua Tree is a ‘dream’ — and possibly a curse
By Christopher Reynolds, Los Angeles Times The sun was low, the cactus shadows were lengthening and laughter rang …
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What you need to know before going to these California parks in 2022
By Christopher Reynolds, Los Angeles Times After a 2021 filled with pandemic uncertainty and anxiety about all …
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Preserving hope and creating peace: Discover the West Coast’s UNESCO World Heritage Sites
Travel has many faces. Chances are, if you travel for any reason, from business to pleasure, there’s an …
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