It's hard to choose 29 out of 51, since they're all great, but I wanna mention a few I love that you guys didn't include: Kenai Fjords (AK), Bryce Canyon (UT), Grand Teton (WY) - the most picturesque mountain range in all the Rockies, Mount Rainer (WA), Death Valley (CA), and Great Sand Dunes (CO)... awesome video nonetheless! Also being from Utah, Corona Arch (where DevinSupertramp did the rope swing) isn't in Arches NP, and Horseshoe Bend isn't technically in the Grand Canyon.
Top 29 Best National Parks in The USA | From Alaska to Hawaii to Zion 1:00 #01 Yellowstone National Park 1:31 #02 Yosemite National Park 2:12 #03 Sequoia National Park 2:40 #04 Redwood National Park 3:11 #05 Joshua Tree National Park 3:47 #06 Channel Islands National Park 4:14 #07 Smoky Mountains National Park 4:40 #08 Acadia National Park 5:15 #09 Isle Royale National Park 5:40 #10 Hawaii Volcanoes National Park 6:15 #11 Denali National Park 7:18 #12 Glacier Bay National Park 7:52 #13 Glacier National Park 8:42 #14 Everglades National Park 9:08 #15 Badlands National Park 9:42 #16 Crater Lake National Park 10:02 #17 Olympic National Park 10:24 #18 North Cascades National park 10:35 #19 Big Bend National Park 10:55 #20 Carlsbad Caverns National Park 11:06 #21 Mammoth Caves National Park 11:20 #22 Arches National Park 11:50 #23 Canyonlands National Park 12:01 #24 Zion National Park 12:15 #25 Grand Canyon National Park 12:43 #26 Gunnison National Park 12:54 #27 Rocky Mountain National Park 13:29 #28 Chaco Culture National Park 13:54 #29 Mesa Verde National Park
We took a 2 1/2 month national parks trip this past summer and visited 15 parks. I have not been to all of them but I guess I am partial to some of my favorites. I take issue with Glacier in Montana being #13 and Zion being in the high 20's???. As someone else said "no Grand Tetons?". My response is light hearted...I just have more amazing places to look forward to
I live in California and I want to move. ANYONE know which state in the U.S. is best to move to if you love the outdoors, beatiful mountains, hiking trails, & biking trails... Thank you guys for your input
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Horseshoe Bend isn't part of Grand Canyon National Park. It's about 8 miles upriver from the park boundary. Also, Colorado is famous for its fourteeners not its thirteeners.
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I think it's great you're highlighting beautiful places to go in the U.S of A, as some people (including myself) think that you have to go abroad to experience such beauty and be awed. Thanks for the informative video and pictures! I hope i get the chance to go see a lot of these parks! I really enjoy your videos! Keep up the amazing work! ^^
Also it is infinitely cheaper to go to a national park than it is to go to a major city :) You usually only have to pay a small fee of $5-10 to enter a park and go see all the sights.
You guys should do the same thing with Canada Parks! That'd be neat! And by the way, now I really want to do a huge roadtrip across the U.S to see all of those places 😄
Honestly, every National Park is amazing. That being said it really hurts my soul that Mount Rainier is not on this list. Having been to many of these parks, it definitely deserves to bump some of the others off.
America has such diverse and incredible beauty, this makes me want to see all the National Parks! You forgot to mention hiking Angel's Landing in Zion, one of the most notable hikes on the continent. Also, if you're into something involving a bit more geology, the Petrified Forest in Arizona is super cool.
Second that, Angel's Landing is one of the best hikes simply due to the central eagle perch view it provides of the canyon! Not to mention the vertical walls you get to walk right next to, making for fun vertigo moments!
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HJ: Imagine walking along the top of a narrow spine of rock a couple thousand feet up, with a sheer drop on either side and a cable you sometimes have to relinquish your grip on to allow other hikers to pass. Angel's Landing is THE single hairiest stretch of trail I've ever done. As the brochure says, "not for those with a fear of heights"--!
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Excellent list - I've been to many of the parks you mentioned. Death Valley National Park is also a great place to visit, a couple of hours from Las Vegas. It has flowers in early spring, fish that live in water 3x saltier than the ocean, snow-capped peaks, and another Star Wars set at the famous sand dunes.
Agreed! Death Valley is very unique. I caught it in all it's desolate glory. Rocks, rocks, and more rocks plus heat, heat, and more heat. I found it's desolation a fascinating spectacle and would love to go back and explore the park more. I was too exhausted to do so having just spent myself on Mt. Whitney.
Yes, agreed! I've been to all the parks in California and Death Valley is a close #2 behind Yosemite for me. Lassen Volcanic is another under appreciated park.
I've been going to Colorado with my family since I was 1. Sometime I definitely want to life there. Rocky Mountain National Park has a special place in my heart. So beautiful. I definitely want to go to all of the national parks someday.
I think Coloradans can get a bit annoyed when you take away 1,000 feet from their fourteeners. Never heard about thirteeners while living there. Love the list though, I´ve been to 13 out of 29 on the list!
Top 5 Civil War National Historic Parks (in the east): 1. Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. 2. Antietam, Maryland. 3. Appomattox Court House, Virginia. 4. Fort Sumter, South Carolina. 5. Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania, Virginia. I'm a Civil War buff, had to!
@@alexandersalter6686 I've personally never been, but would love to. And although being easy of the Mississippi I think Shiloh is still considered western theater
I have already been to 30 National Parks so far of the 60 US National Parks and all the places are completely amazing in their own unique way. So after watching your video it insipired me to go to some of the other Parks that still haven't gone and that way achieve my goal to complete the list of visiting these beautiful places that America has to offer😃
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People keep saying. Add dEatH vAlleY or bRycE cAnYon. Theses types of videos are not easy to make. So stop begging for more. If you want a video on those places make one.
YES!!! Love this video so so much! Some friends and I visited at least 15 NP last year as well as loads of national monuments and forests. Thank you for making this video. Awareness of these beautiful and history-rich places is the first step into protecting them and promoting further conservation of lands. Bless y'all! #Snapsquad out
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I live very close to the Badlands national park, and I have been to both the Canadian and South Dakotan parts, I personally think that the South Dakotan part is more impressive (I probably just basis though)
sd is underrated.... spearfish canyon is gorgeous. its also the furthest east to get a footdrop into the rockies. wish they hadnt killed out the grizzlies though that once roamed in those lands.
I have been to 46 of the now 61 National Parks. People often ask me which park is your favorite; I respond that it is like saying which is your favorite child. They are all precious and wonderful. One correction, Chaco Culture is a National Historical Park and not one of the then 59 National Parks; but still it is incredible.
You guys have made one of the best videos on TH-cam. I've seen plenty since 2009 and this one stands out for several reasons. So much intelligence, so much helpful information, great presentation. Now, what happened to Bryce Canyon?
last time i went to the U.S, i visited Florida. but I missed mountains so badly. So next time i go to there for sure im going to Wyoming to do some mountaineering Nice video guys keep it up!
I love our National Parks! There are so many to choose from. I am surprised Bryce Canyon is not on the list, it's one of my favorites and also a designated dark sky area. Great video. We were debating going to Arches/Canyonlands or Glacier and now knowing all the glaciers will be gone in 2030, we will definitely go to Glacier NP.
This is so amazing !!! I wanted to go back in US to visit Yellowstone, Arches and Canyonlands, but now I want to do them all ... !! My favorite park so far is Bryce Canyon but you didn't mention it, but of course you should have already visit it. Can you do that kind of video for national park in europe if you have done them ?
Wrangler saint Elias national park and the largest national park in the us highest point is the second tallest mountain in the USA and Canada the mountain is the border
Great video! Am I the only one that noticed Chaco Canyon is a Historical National Park, not one of the core 60 National Parks you reference? A quick google search told me there are 46 Historical National Parks as of 2014. Not blitzing Chaco Canyon, and totally hate a flight delay made me cut this park out on a visit I did a few years back. But it is not part of the 60 National Parks you are referencing :)
Hi!! Us locals pronounce Zion as Zy-en, not Zy-ON. It's how we easily distinguish the locals from the tourists. Just wanted to give you a tip on how to properly pronounce it. :) great video!!
I would add one more to make it an even 30. Shenandoah National Park definitely deserves to be on the list. Hiking, Skyline Drive that connects to The Blue Ridge Parkway, waterfalls, I mean...what's not to love. Also, it's not far from D.C. Otherwise, thanks for the great video. Looks like I'd better get on the road soon so I can get through your list.
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FYI, Isle (Royale) is pronounced "I'll" rather than "eel". Acrually, Glacier/Waterton Lakes is not the only park that spans 2 countries; Wrangell-St. Elias (AK) pours across the Canadian border to join Kluane (clue-AH-knee) in the Yukon.
My boyfriend and I did a roadtrip this summer (we are now 10 hours from home -Montréal-). We went to the Badlands in SD and Yellowstone, WY as well as Banff in Alberta. Saw so much beauty and wildlife it's insane! The only thing I'd say is a heads up about hiking in Yellowstone is that you need a couple of days before heading for a long hike because the altitude throws off your body (we hike once a week from spring to autumn and had a really hard time with small accessions in YSNP).
I think the mispronunciation demonstrates how many people are unfamiliar with this wonderful park. If you have visited, you would likely know that more people visit Yellowstone in one day than visit Isle Royale in one year. You have to work to get there and if the weather "turns" bad, you may not be able to travel back across Lake Superior until things calm down.
Fantastic list. I've visited many of these parks - still need to visit Hawaii, Alaska and Arcadia in Maine. Maybe one day. 62 and still stepping in my hiking shoes! Thanks for sharing your video. ~Sherrie in South Carolina
I like so much such places like in this video . USA is really very beautiful country and has beautiful nature ! Wow ! Maybe one day I will travel to USA and I will visit some piece of USA's nature. Peace guys:)
I really like this vid. I love going camping and most of these places were already on my list to go camping with my daughter. One day I want to hike the Appalachian Trail.
Can you do a guide to first time traveling outside of your countey because it is kinda stressful anf i am going to mexico for vaca in a week and some tips would be great thank:)
Love this type of video. Would love a video similar to this about camping spots around the USA. I'm happy to have a New England park included in your list.
Thank you for doing this. I used to live in CA and visited most of the Parks listed on the West Coast. Since moving to CO I miss the parks in CA, WA, OR, UT. Seeing them here was like visiting them again. Oh to go hiking in them again. But since I moved to CO I now have RMNP which I get to as much as I can.
Thank you so much for this! I was worried while watching that you weren't going to include Colorado but then you threw them all in at the end! 😁 Also, thank you so much for stressing the importance of taking care of our national lands and picking up after yourself! I really appreciate all that you guys represent. Thanks for being so awesome 💗
I've been dying to do a National parks' road trip and this just makes me even more eager to do it! Maybe next year? Great vid again guys!!
We really would love to pause everything and go explore all the National Parks! Got to do it one at a time I guess :)
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Yes great video
It's hard to choose 29 out of 51, since they're all great, but I wanna mention a few I love that you guys didn't include: Kenai Fjords (AK), Bryce Canyon (UT), Grand Teton (WY) - the most picturesque mountain range in all the Rockies, Mount Rainer (WA), Death Valley (CA), and Great Sand Dunes (CO)... awesome video nonetheless!
Also being from Utah, Corona Arch (where DevinSupertramp did the rope swing) isn't in Arches NP, and Horseshoe Bend isn't technically in the Grand Canyon.
You mean 60? Not 51.
** now 61! Indiana Dunes just added to the "Park" category.
Top 29 Best National Parks in The USA | From Alaska to Hawaii to Zion
1:00 #01 Yellowstone National Park
1:31 #02 Yosemite National Park
2:12 #03 Sequoia National Park
2:40 #04 Redwood National Park
3:11 #05 Joshua Tree National Park
3:47 #06 Channel Islands National Park
4:14 #07 Smoky Mountains National Park
4:40 #08 Acadia National Park
5:15 #09 Isle Royale National Park
5:40 #10 Hawaii Volcanoes National Park
6:15 #11 Denali National Park
7:18 #12 Glacier Bay National Park
7:52 #13 Glacier National Park
8:42 #14 Everglades National Park
9:08 #15 Badlands National Park
9:42 #16 Crater Lake National Park
10:02 #17 Olympic National Park
10:24 #18 North Cascades National park
10:35 #19 Big Bend National Park
10:55 #20 Carlsbad Caverns National Park
11:06 #21 Mammoth Caves National Park
11:20 #22 Arches National Park
11:50 #23 Canyonlands National Park
12:01 #24 Zion National Park
12:15 #25 Grand Canyon National Park
12:43 #26 Gunnison National Park
12:54 #27 Rocky Mountain National Park
13:29 #28 Chaco Culture National Park
13:54 #29 Mesa Verde National Park
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We took a 2 1/2 month national parks trip this past summer and visited 15 parks. I have not been to all of them but I guess I am partial to some of my favorites. I take issue with Glacier in Montana being #13 and Zion being in the high 20's???. As someone else said "no Grand Tetons?". My response is light hearted...I just have more amazing places to look forward to
Thank you
Keep up the great work guys! Loving the channel
Can you do one for Canadian parks too??
+Samsonpix we need to go to a few more! So many great parks in Canada!!
I live in California and I want to move. ANYONE know which state in the U.S. is best to move to if you love the outdoors, beatiful mountains, hiking trails, & biking trails... Thank you guys for your input
Dan Rashtizadeh Maybe try Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Maine, West Virginia, Montana, etc.
Some major misses - Mount Rainier, Great Teton, Bryce Canyon, Haleakala..
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I second your comment, Mount Rainier and Grand Teton are some major misses..
But theses are THERE opinion.
Wow they missed Bryce canyon!
@@maddogzombie THEIR
Bryce Canyon National Park ??? - Why not on the list ?
Couldn't agree more. Only been to 5 and Bryce Canyon NP was our favourite
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They hit 3 out of Utah's big 5, so I'm not mad. But I think I would rank Bryce Canyon slightly higher than Canyonlands.
Horseshoe Bend isn't part of Grand Canyon National Park. It's about 8 miles upriver from the park boundary. Also, Colorado is famous for its fourteeners not its thirteeners.
Other incorrect comment the rope swing video was not filmed in arches!...highly illegal, it was done on blm land.
@@nathanellison2371 I don't care to watch this poorly made video again, but the arch swing may have been Butler Arch.
Death Valley National Park ? Come on guys. That is one of the most unique places on earth
Wow, can't believe you included Isle Royale National Park. Thanks for doing that. Definitely one of the most forgotten parks in the system.
I'm kind of offended Bryce Canyon isn't on this list
Monique J i love bryce, it is beautiful! but it is a very small park
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Great video, but you butchered Isle Royale. Here in Michigan we pronounce it Aisle Royal.
I think it's great you're highlighting beautiful places to go in the U.S of A, as some people (including myself) think that you have to go abroad to experience such beauty and be awed. Thanks for the informative video and pictures! I hope i get the chance to go see a lot of these parks! I really enjoy your videos! Keep up the amazing work! ^^
+Kristina Alger thank you Kristina!! We hope to check all these parks off our list soon!
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exactly!
Also it is infinitely cheaper to go to a national park than it is to go to a major city :) You usually only have to pay a small fee of $5-10 to enter a park and go see all the sights.
You guys should do the same thing with Canada Parks! That'd be neat! And by the way, now I really want to do a huge roadtrip across the U.S to see all of those places 😄
Honestly, every National Park is amazing. That being said it really hurts my soul that Mount Rainier is not on this list. Having been to many of these parks, it definitely deserves to bump some of the others off.
TBH, I do not know about Gateway Arch NP in St. Louis.
America has such diverse and incredible beauty, this makes me want to see all the National Parks! You forgot to mention hiking Angel's Landing in Zion, one of the most notable hikes on the continent. Also, if you're into something involving a bit more geology, the Petrified Forest in Arizona is super cool.
Second that, Angel's Landing is one of the best hikes simply due to the central eagle perch view it provides of the canyon! Not to mention the vertical walls you get to walk right next to, making for fun vertigo moments!
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HJ: Imagine walking along the top of a narrow spine of rock a couple thousand feet up, with a sheer drop on either side and a cable you sometimes have to relinquish your grip on to allow other hikers to pass. Angel's Landing is THE single hairiest stretch of trail I've ever done. As the brochure says, "not for those with a fear of heights"--!
No Grand Teton!?
Scott Getman agreed! That’s been one of our favorites and we are on a trip going to all of them. Maybe these guys didn’t do anything in the parks....
It's not hipster-friendly.
It's over shadowed due it's next to Yellowstone, I rather got to Grand Teton again before Yellowstone
@@lowlifeangler I enjoyed Yellowstone more than Grand Teton due to its more diverse attractions, but yes Grand Teton should definitely be on the list.
You missed Grand Teton National Park! Definitely in the top 10 much less the top 29!!! But great list 👍
My favorite top 5 are Yellowstone, Zion, Olympic, Rocky Mountain, and Everglades. Been to 49 nps out of 61 as of Jun. 2019
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Excellent list - I've been to many of the parks you mentioned. Death Valley National Park is also a great place to visit, a couple of hours from Las Vegas. It has flowers in early spring, fish that live in water 3x saltier than the ocean, snow-capped peaks, and another Star Wars set at the famous sand dunes.
Agreed! Death Valley is very unique. I caught it in all it's desolate glory. Rocks, rocks, and more rocks plus heat, heat, and more heat. I found it's desolation a fascinating spectacle and would love to go back and explore the park more. I was too exhausted to do so having just spent myself on Mt. Whitney.
Yes, agreed! I've been to all the parks in California and Death Valley is a close #2 behind Yosemite for me. Lassen Volcanic is another under appreciated park.
what about mount rainier???
I've been going to Colorado with my family since I was 1. Sometime I definitely want to life there. Rocky Mountain National Park has a special place in my heart. So beautiful. I definitely want to go to all of the national parks someday.
I think Coloradans can get a bit annoyed when you take away 1,000 feet from their fourteeners. Never heard about thirteeners while living there.
Love the list though, I´ve been to 13 out of 29 on the list!
Top 5 Civil War National Historic Parks (in the east):
1. Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.
2. Antietam, Maryland.
3. Appomattox Court House, Virginia.
4. Fort Sumter, South Carolina.
5. Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania, Virginia.
I'm a Civil War buff, had to!
What about Shiloh?
@@alexandersalter6686 I've personally never been, but would love to. And although being easy of the Mississippi I think Shiloh is still considered western theater
Zion is he greatest National Park. Don’t @ me
You don't have to be Jewish to enjoy Zion!
Zion is over crowed and the people make it impossible to enjoy your visit or feel any real sense of being in nature.
Is it possible to find a high res picture of the scene at 09:38? It's beautiful
I have already been to 30 National Parks so far of the 60 US National Parks and all the places are completely amazing in their own unique way. So after watching your video it insipired me to go to some of the other Parks that still haven't gone and that way achieve my goal to complete the list of visiting these beautiful places that America has to offer😃
I would love to know your favourites! I'm planning a roadtrip and having a really hard time narrowing down the parks
Your work is great 🙌💜
Thank you. Where are you watching from?
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Great list but yo guys forgot Bryce Canyon, which is by far my favorite National Park! Everyone should check it out!!
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Shenadoah National Park during the fall is an experience.
You might dig Grayson Highlands state park.
Update: Alaska removed the magic bus near Denali National Park last weekend
Texans watching this be like 😤
Great video, hope to come back next year and pick up where I left off 😊
People keep saying. Add dEatH vAlleY or bRycE cAnYon. Theses types of videos are not easy to make. So stop begging for more. If you want a video on those places make one.
Thanks, guys 🙌🏽 Pleaseee, what music plays in video ? Where I can find playlist?
HORSESHOE BEND IS NOT EVEN IN GRAND CANYON NP. IT'S IN PAGE, AZ NEAR GLEN CANYON BRIDGE. COME ON MAN.
Grand Teton definitely should be top 10! great video tho guys
GREAT List.
I'd add Bryce, Capitol Reef, Grand Teton, and Lassen. Keep on truckin'
YES!!! Love this video so so much! Some friends and I visited at least 15 NP last year as well as loads of national monuments and forests.
Thank you for making this video. Awareness of these beautiful and history-rich places is the first step into protecting them and promoting further conservation of lands. Bless y'all! #Snapsquad out
I love how the parks are so great that the "top" list is half of them 😂
I’m so pissed off as a Michigander with how you pronounced Isle Royale
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4 years ago I started exploring Europe, Asia, Africa and South America with my husband. Over 40 countries... Our world is so great! Next stops: Tibet and Hawaii (first time in the US). Totally looking forward to seeing the north american national parks soon. Great job, guys. Keep going! :)
I live very close to the Badlands national park, and I have been to both the Canadian and South Dakotan parts, I personally think that the South Dakotan part is more impressive (I probably just basis though)
sd is underrated.... spearfish canyon is gorgeous. its also the furthest east to get a footdrop into the rockies. wish they hadnt killed out the grizzlies though that once roamed in those lands.
I have been to 46 of the now 61 National Parks. People often ask me which park is your favorite; I respond that it is like saying which is your favorite child. They are all precious and wonderful. One correction, Chaco Culture is a National Historical Park and not one of the then 59 National Parks; but still it is incredible.
This has to be one of the best videos i have watched this year! Yellowstone is amazing!!
I just moved to CO this spring and you all gave me a couple of additional places on my list of parks to visit. I did not know about Gunnison!
+Jessica Rossman so lucky to live in Colorado, such a beautiful place :)
You guys have made one of the best videos on TH-cam. I've seen plenty since 2009 and this one stands out for several reasons. So much intelligence, so much helpful information, great presentation. Now, what happened to Bryce Canyon?
Hyperion is NOT the tree in the picture. Please do some more research.
No Mt Rainer?? Good....help keep the crowds out..
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+julieta ferreyra muchas gracias Julieta!!
Oh my Lord I'm DYING to do a National Parks road trip now!! I love this so much (no surprise. This is my favorite channel )
Our national parks are in danger. Good work bringing awareness to one of America's best features.
Graham White .....
Danger... Overcrowding?
@@Ryan-dc6lj...................NO !
@@beamills9205 idk, there are usually large crowds the times I've been fortunate enough to visit. Guess that makes me part of the problem :p
@@Ryan-dc6lj no budget cuts
Great list I’d add....
Lassen Volcanic NP and Grand Teton NP.
I'd love to go to even just one of those national parks. LOVE this video, very informative, thank you.
last time i went to the U.S, i visited Florida. but I missed mountains so badly.
So next time i go to there for sure im going to Wyoming to do some mountaineering
Nice video guys keep it up!
I love our National Parks! There are so many to choose from. I am surprised Bryce Canyon is not on the list, it's one of my favorites and also a designated dark sky area. Great video. We were debating going to Arches/Canyonlands or Glacier and now knowing all the glaciers will be gone in 2030, we will definitely go to Glacier NP.
Horse shoe bend is like 2 hours away from the Grand canyon... These guys have no idea what they are talking about
This is so amazing !!! I wanted to go back in US to visit Yellowstone, Arches and Canyonlands, but now I want to do them all ... !! My favorite park so far is Bryce Canyon but you didn't mention it, but of course you should have already visit it. Can you do that kind of video for national park in europe if you have done them ?
+Sophie Pheng hopefully shooting that video soon!! Thanks for watching and commenting Sophie!
Shout out to Utah! Boom! Arches and Canyonlands are superb! Don't pass up Capitol Reef as well, lesser known, but has some impressive features!
I'd have to vote for parks in Iceland and Norway, because they would probably be of some size, and be remote and unsettled
If you like big mountains, I recommend either Glacier, Grand Teton, or Denali
Wrangler saint Elias national park and the largest national park in the us highest point is the second tallest mountain in the USA and Canada the mountain is the border
Great video! Am I the only one that noticed Chaco Canyon is a Historical National Park, not one of the core 60 National Parks you reference? A quick google search told me there are 46 Historical National Parks as of 2014. Not blitzing Chaco Canyon, and totally hate a flight delay made me cut this park out on a visit I did a few years back. But it is not part of the 60 National Parks you are referencing :)
Mesa Verde National Park probably is a better fit for a similar feel and is one of the 60 core national parks!
Hi!! Us locals pronounce Zion as Zy-en, not Zy-ON. It's how we easily distinguish the locals from the tourists. Just wanted to give you a tip on how to properly pronounce it. :) great video!!
Jessica Elaine Bertram good to know for my next Utah trip! Although a tourist is always easily recognizable.
I would add one more to make it an even 30. Shenandoah National Park definitely deserves to be on the list. Hiking, Skyline Drive that connects to The Blue Ridge Parkway, waterfalls, I mean...what's not to love. Also, it's not far from D.C.
Otherwise, thanks for the great video. Looks like I'd better get on the road soon so I can get through your list.
Totally agreed. I live 20 minutes away
Amazing work boys! Can't wait to go to some of these! Cheers from Canada🍻
Thank you!! So many great Parks in Canada too!!!
Excellent video! We are traveling the national parks this year with our three girls. Great information!!
Wish Bryce Canyon National Park would have made list !!
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Yosemite National Park is definitely one of my favorites.
FYI, Isle (Royale) is pronounced "I'll" rather than "eel". Acrually, Glacier/Waterton Lakes is not the only park that spans 2 countries; Wrangell-St. Elias (AK) pours across the Canadian border to join Kluane (clue-AH-knee) in the Yukon.
Boundary Waters- which includes several parks in Minnesota and Ontario
Guys, "Isle" (Royale) is pronounced "I'll", not "eel", as it's a sort of shortened version of "island". Spectacular video! Thanks.
I came here after my social studies teacher had is watch it today. I don't regret it.
My boyfriend and I did a roadtrip this summer (we are now 10 hours from home -Montréal-). We went to the Badlands in SD and Yellowstone, WY as well as Banff in Alberta. Saw so much beauty and wildlife it's insane! The only thing I'd say is a heads up about hiking in Yellowstone is that you need a couple of days before heading for a long hike because the altitude throws off your body (we hike once a week from spring to autumn and had a really hard time with small accessions in YSNP).
In Michigan we pronounce Isle Royal, "Aisle".
Correct...and it is also "Royale", pronounced a bit differently than "Royal".
I think the mispronunciation demonstrates how many people are unfamiliar with this wonderful park. If you have visited, you would likely know that more people visit Yellowstone in one day than visit Isle Royale in one year. You have to work to get there and if the weather "turns" bad, you may not be able to travel back across Lake Superior until things calm down.
Fantastic list. I've visited many of these parks - still need to visit Hawaii, Alaska and Arcadia in Maine. Maybe one day. 62 and still stepping in my hiking shoes! Thanks for sharing your video. ~Sherrie in South Carolina
I like so much such places like in this video . USA is really very beautiful country and has beautiful nature ! Wow ! Maybe one day I will travel to USA and I will visit some piece of USA's nature. Peace guys:)
I hope you will come some day. :)
I really like this vid. I love going camping and most of these places were already on my list to go camping with my daughter. One day I want to hike the Appalachian Trail.
I've been to most on your list! North America, a great place to live!
Which were your favourites?
Wow, just stumbled across your comment! The parks in the west are the best to me. Grand Canyon, Grand Teton, Yellowstone Bryce Canyon etc...
Horseshoe Bend is not in the Grand Canyon, it is significantly upriver in Glen Canyon.
So glad that you mentioned Cris McCandless
Alaska🗻🗻🗻
Why so glad?? That's kind of weird that you are so glad they mentioned him.
Your Majesty why not?
Can you do a guide to first time traveling outside of your countey because it is kinda stressful anf i am going to mexico for vaca in a week and some tips would be great thank:)
Love this type of video. Would love a video similar to this about camping spots around the USA. I'm happy to have a New England park included in your list.
Thank you for doing this. I used to live in CA and visited most of the Parks listed on the West Coast. Since moving to CO I miss the parks in CA, WA, OR, UT. Seeing them here was like visiting them again. Oh to go hiking in them again. But since I moved to CO I now have RMNP which I get to as much as I can.
Highest mountain in Rocky mountains is mount McKinley
Actually it's Mount Elbert in Colorado
You're way off about Cadillac Mountain being the tallest on the East Coast.
Exactly, the highest point in the Eastern US is Mount Mitchell in North Carolina...
This is Awesome! I'm planning a trip out west for next year & this was super helpful.
Been to 3 of your 29! Crater Lake in Oregon is a beautiful place! You can even go down to the lake!
🙌🏼🙌🏼 many more to visit then!
I lived I Colorado for almost 7 years and I only knew about the Rocky Mountain Park 😱
Parks are amazing to visit. But remember the people you travel with will really make the adventure or break it!
I've been to the following national parks:
-Yosemite (CA)
-Sequoia (CA)
-Kings Canyon (CA)
-Grand Canyon (AZ)
-Carlsbad Caverns (NM)
-Zion (UT)
-Bryce Canyon (UT)
-Saguaro (AZ)
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Great video! I got to study abroad in Yosemite for a semester and it was such an amazing experience. Definitely my favorite place to camp in Ca :)
I've been to black canyon national park and it was AMAZING!
Thank you so much for this! I was worried while watching that you weren't going to include Colorado but then you threw them all in at the end! 😁 Also, thank you so much for stressing the importance of taking care of our national lands and picking up after yourself! I really appreciate all that you guys represent. Thanks for being so awesome 💗
It’s a bucket-list item of ours to visit all 59. What a beautiful country we live in!
Canyonlands in UT was way more impressive than the Grand Canyon, in my opinion.
Thank you both-your advice helped me all over Ireland/London, and am now planning a US road trip.
Wooow genial saludos desde México🌎
Yosemite, glacier bay, Yellowstone, sequoia, arches, smokeys, gran Tetons , glacier, Rocky Mountain,
Isle Royale is pronounced the same as "aisle roy-ale".
Mt Rainer and Grand teton should be on the list. Its the 2 best mountains in the lower 48
You definitely forgot monument Valley... But very good and informative video!!! Greatings from Austria
@@scottjames1299 Yep, Navajo land
Glacier National Park is the best park!
Alex, what's with the hat? We can barely see your hair!
+Max Mustermann hahaha it's my National Park hat! 😂