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US national and state parks holidays

May 2024

  • A person kayaks in the middle of Lake Superior in Michigan.

    The midwest is the US’s surprising new outdoor hotspot

    Post-industrial states such as Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin and even upstate New York, are seeing a boom in outdoor activities

November 2022

  • Sonoran Desert Toad<br>Incilius alvarius

    Toad licking: just say no, National Parks Service tells Americans seeking a high

    Secretions of Sonoran desert toad have long had hallucinogenic reputation but authorities want you to keep your tongue away

March 2022

  • A lone bison feeds on sun-cured grasses next to a cluster of hot springs and fumaroles above Yellowstone Lake

    The age of extinction
    Yellowstone at 150: a journey into the heart of America’s first national park – in pictures

    Steven Fuller has been the ‘winterkeeper’ at Yellowstone for 49 years. In that time, he has captured the breathtaking natural phenomena and the wildlife that exist there through all the seasons

January 2020

  • FILE - In this Oct. 24, 2015, file photo, people dine outside the Ahwahnee hotel in Yosemite National Park, Calif. Yosemite National Park is investigating about 170 reports of gastrointestinal illnesses and has confirmed two cases of norovirus, officials said Thursday, Jan. 16, 2020. The National Park Service began investigating after visitors and employees started reporting illnesses this month. (AP Photo/Ben Margot, File)

    Yosemite national park: 170 recent visitors suffer norovirus symptoms

    Two cases of upset stomach and diarrhea confirmed as norovirus, as park says it is undertaking ‘extensive cleaning’ efforts

May 2018

  • Mammoth Glacier, Wind River Range, WY

    One man's race to capture the Rocky Mountains glaciers before they vanish

    Glaciers, which are vast masses of snow and ice, are receding at varying rates around the world due to rising global temperatures

April 2018

  • Joshua tree national park at sunset, California, US.

    Joshua Tree national park: music, myths and art in the desert

    The Coachella festival, starting this week, showcases music in a dramatic landscape but in – and around – Joshua Tree the arts and culture shine all year round

September 2017

  • El Capitan<br>FILE - This Jan. 14, 2015 file photo shows El Capitan in Yosemite National Park, Calif. Officials at Yosemite say a chunk of rock broke off El Capitan on Wednesday, Sept. 27, 2017, along one of the world's most famously scaled routes at the height of climbing season. (AP Photo/Ben Margot, File)

    Huge rock fall leaves one dead on El Capitan in Yosemite national park

    More than 30 climbers were on the face when the accident happened, rangers say, as witnesses describe slab ‘the size of an apartment building’

August 2017

  • Grand Canyon national park: selling bottled water will be allowed there again.

    This land is your land
    Trump's decision to allow plastic bottle sales in national parks condemned

    Reversal of ban shows ‘corporate agenda is king and people and environment are left behind’, say campaigners

July 2017

  • Bears Ears National Monument<br>Comb Ridge 800 foot high, 80 miles long. Comb Wash to the right. Sunset light. San Juan County, Utah.

    On the radar
    Campaign against Trump’s threat to US national monuments gathers pace

    Activists are ramping up efforts to raise awareness of the US president’s order, which puts 27 US wilderness areas at risk of losing their protected status

May 2017

  • Sawtooth Mountains heading towards Feather Lake

    The elusive American wilderness: in search of my own private Idaho

    Off-trail amid towering mountains, engulfed in freezing fog and stepping over fresh bear tracks, our writer finally finds America in the raw

January 2017

  • Rising waters: the dramatic Lake Diablo reservoir in the North Cascades, Washington State. The area is nicknamed ‘America’s Alps’.

    Call of the wild: can America’s national parks survive?

    America’s national parks are facing multiple threats, despite being central to the frontier nation’s sense of itself, says Lucy Rock

December 2016

  • ‘You don’t need to ‘eat, pray, love’ in Italy, India and Indonesia to have a transformational experience or meet interesting strangers,’ Mikah Meyer says.

    'Eat, Pray, Love' in the USA: meet the man visiting all 413 national parks in one trip

    Mikah Meyer is making a record-breaking attempt in a battered Hyundai his father left him when he died, hoping to highlight parks for gay people and millennials

October 2016

  • American Bison, Hayden Valley, Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming

    World view
    World view: home on the range in Yellowstone national park, Wyoming

    Bison ruled the plains of North America until they were almost slaughtered into extinction in the 19th century. Today the population is recovering, and one of the best places to see them is Yellowstone national park

August 2016

  • Bird Woman Falls, Glacier National Park, Montana.

    The new bottom line
    Ditch the car: how to visit America's national parks without the congestion

  • Pikas have disappeared from more than half of the areas in which they used to live in north-eastern California.

    American pika vanishing from western US as 'habitat lost to climate change'

  • yellowstone animals

    National parks at 100
    Animal jams and selfies: Yellowstone deals with record number of tourists – video

  • Three sockeye salmon jump in front of two adult Brown Bears standing at the top of Brooks Falls, Katmai National Park, Alaska<br>BTDACY Three sockeye salmon jump in front of two adult Brown Bears standing at the top of Brooks Falls, Katmai National Park, Alaska

    National parks at 100
    10 of the least-visited US national parks

  • National parks at 100
    Climate change will mean the end of national parks as we know them

  • National parks at 100
    If US national parks are to continue to thrive they must reflect the diversity of our population

    James Edward Mills

July 2016

  • Brown Bear Captive Summer Portrait<br>A6Y2BC Brown Bear Captive Summer Portrait

    How to survive a bear encounter (and what to do if it all goes wrong)

    You’re more likely to die from a tick bite or a bee sting than to you are to be killed by a grizzly bear in Yellowstone park, but here are a few tips just in case
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