United States National Parks

I have been asked, "How many United States National Parks are there?" So I am dedicating this page that has the list of US National Parks all in one place for you! At the bottom of the page, I will give you the the answer to this question.

Click on any of the United States National Parks below and get the highlights and some great information on that park.

If your looking to book a hotel at one of the National Parks, I have provided links to do that on each of the parks page. Visitors have excellent success at securing reservations through the links that I have provided.

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The US National Parks List:

Alaska Denali Gates of the Arctic Glacier Bay Katmai Kenai Fjords Kobuk Valley Lake Clark Wrangell St. Elias

American Samoa American Samoa

Arizona Grand Canyon Petrified Forest Saguaro

Arkansas Hot Springs

California Channel Islands Death Valley Joshua Tree Kings Canyon Lassen Volcanic Redwood Sequoia Yosemite

Colorado Black Canyon of the Gunnison Great Sand Dunes Mesa Verde Rocky Mountain

Florida Biscayne Dry Tortugas Everglades

Hawaii Haleakala Hawaii Volcanoes

Idaho Yellowstone

Kentucky Mammoth Cave

Maine Acadia

Michigan Isle Royale

Minnesota Voyageurs

Montana Glacier Yellowstone

Nevada Great Basin

New Mexico Carlsbad Caverns White Sands

North Carolina Great Smoky Mountains

North Dakota Theodore Roosevelt

Ohio Cuyahoga Valley

Oregon Crater Lake

South Carolina Congaree

South Dakota Badlands Wind Cave

Tennessee Great Smoky Mountains

Texas Big Bend Guadalupe Mountains

U.S. Virgin Islands Virgin Islands

Utah Arches Bryce Canyon Capitol Reef Canyonlands Zion

Virginia Shenandoah

Washington Mount Rainier North Cascades Olympic

Wyoming Grand Teton Yellowstone

The National Parks list has 58 National Parks in USA! Death Valley and the Great Smokey Mountains National Parks encompass land in two states. And Yellowstone National Park encompasses land in three states! Yellowstone was the first of US National Parks to become a park. That happened in 1872. My favorite National Park in the USA is of course Yosemite. It became a National Park in 1890.

Now See Where The National Parks Are Located:

Interesting United States National Parks Fact: Cities and towns within 60 miles of a national park benefit from tourists going to a US National Park. In fact (nation wide), $13 billion is spent by people visiting US National Parks.

Check out my friend, James, and his site US National Parks Guide. It is another site on all US National Parks. See National Parks photos, Find great hiking trails, Get reviews on parks, and get great deals on travel.

Did you know that you can carry a gun in a US National Park? As of February 2010, you can. Visitors must follow all state and federal firearm laws though. It is illegal to fire a gun in United States National Parks. Keep your firearms in a safe and secure case while visiting. Secure your firearms safely in a gun safe or cabinet.

Here Is An Overview Of What The Different National Parks Have To Offer

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