r/NationalPark 12h ago

Grand Canyon

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I have a stay at the Bright Angel Lodge in November. I’m worried it won’t be up and running yet. I am considering a backup plan. Anyone been to Bryce canyon in mid November? Is it worth it, even if it will be almost closed for the season? Do you think the Bright Angel Lodge will be opened by then? I’m so sad for our national parks. This is my 50th birthday trip so I’m really overthinking a lot.
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r/NationalPark 22h ago

Arches National Park 🫶🏾

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My boyfriend purposed at North Window rock in Arches National Park, in Moab Utah yesterday! Im so happy!! 😊


r/NationalPark 7h ago

NBC Montana: Group of hikers in Glacier National Park confronted another group for being off trail

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r/NationalPark 8h ago

Chiricahua National Monument, southern Arizona…

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132 Upvotes

r/NationalPark 9h ago

These five actions by the Trump administration imperil public lands

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r/NationalPark 2h ago

This weekend in Zion

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Bit of rain but was gorgeous as always.


r/NationalPark 11h ago

Banff National Park

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r/NationalPark 5h ago

Morning at Bumpass Hell in Lassen

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r/NationalPark 5h ago

Rocky Mountain NP

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Some pics I took from my first trip to Rocky Mountain National park.


r/NationalPark 6h ago

Bumpass Hell, Lassen NP [Fuji GSW690III, 65mm f/5.6, Ektar 100]

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r/NationalPark 6h ago

Recreation.gov help please

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I was under the impression that I can book my 3 night stay once the first night becomes available for booking and then extend it into the week. However, it isn't letting me select dates into the NR days.

I'm trying to book a site that releases spots two weeks in advance, so I want to figure this out before my desired dates release soon. How do I deal with this? I want to book a site for Sunday night through Wednesday morning. Do I have to wait until Tuesday night is released to book? That makes me nervous. It's at Zion, so pretty popular.

Thank you!


r/NationalPark 6h ago

Best time to visit Smokey in 2026

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r/NationalPark 6h ago

Haleakalā National Park

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217 Upvotes

Extremely beautiful sunrise


r/NationalPark 9h ago

Living my dream

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r/NationalPark 11h ago

Shenandoah, Virginia. (7/26.)

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r/NationalPark 23h ago

Death Valley velcro plant

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r/NationalPark 44m ago

Old photos from my Yosemite trip a few years ago

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r/NationalPark 23h ago

Black bears

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146 Upvotes

Near Alta Vista Trail at Mt Rainer National Park.


r/NationalPark 57m ago

Fire breaks out near Yosemite National Park, Highway 140 closed

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If you have Labor Day plans, here's a heads up.

A wildfire broke out Tuesday afternoon roughly 10 miles west of Yosemite National Park, prompting authorities to order evacuations and close Highway 140, one of the main routes into the park only a few days before Labor Day Weekend.


r/NationalPark 2h ago

Arches-Yellowstone-Grand Teton NPs

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Did a weeklong roadtrip to Arches NP, Yellowstone NP and Grand Teton NP in July 2026. It was my first time to those parks and they were breathtakingly beautiful! Really hope to come back for a second visit in the off-season, when they’re less crowded.


r/NationalPark 2h ago

Denali National Park, Alaska

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r/NationalPark 3h ago

Glacier Bay National Park, Alaska

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r/NationalPark 4h ago

July flowers

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r/NationalPark 4h ago

What to do (non-hiking) in Lassen?

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Hi all - have a campsite with friends in Lassen for 2 nights but am recovering from a hairline fracture in my tibia which means unfortunately no hiking. A few years ago I did some great hiking in Lassen and summited Lassen Peak, visited Bumpass Hell, etc, but wondering now how I can make the most of this trip if I've got about ~5k steps/day in the tank.

Staying at Summit Lake South. Obviously it's a huge bummer but gotta do what you gotta do! Thanks in advance.