Journey through California’s national parks, from towering redwoods to rugged deserts. Discover breathtaking landscapes and ...

Immerse yourself in nature at this fern-covered hike in Northern California's redwoods — the James Irvine Trail is a place you must see to believe.

The California Redwoods can be found in several parks across the state. They are one of the top destinations in the state.

Just 12 miles north of San Francisco’s bustling streets, this ancient redwood sanctuary in Mill Valley feels like stepping ...

Muir Woods National Monument in Mill Valley isn’t just another pretty spot in California’s endless parade of natural wonders; ...

The majestic redwood tree is one of the top things to see in California. Nestled in the Sierra Nevada Mountains, Sequoia and ...

Located a few minutes north of Camden on U.S. Route 1, the park offers ... the trail, and down on Lake Megunticook below are enhanced by the mixed hardwood forest through which the trail wanders on a ...

Wildflowers carpet the fields and hills of the Carrizo Plains National ... trail is also lined with mountain laurel, rhododendrons, and trilliums. In addition to hiking, this part of the park ...

For the kickoff of the annual National Park Week, which for 2025 will be held ... We go at dawn and hike until the sluggards start arriving, usually around 11 a.m. head to lunch, and then either ...

Guadalupe Mountains National Park is home to the highest natural peak in Texas. With over 80 miles of hiking trails, this less-crowded park is a great place to spend a weekend hiking, backpacking ...

this National Natural Landmark offers spectacular views of Lake Michigan. The park encompasses over 2,000 acres of shoreline, comprised of hiking trails and, of course, sand dunes. Chicago native ...