What could be better than outdoor recreation and clean fresh air? Whether you love hiking or nature, you must see these five US parks. My buddy who owns Done Just Right, Inc and travels every year for vacation gave me these Top 5 places that you must add to your bucket list and visit. There is nothing better than getting away from work and taking a nice vacation to relax.
Great Smoky Mountains
The iconic Great Smoky Mountains stretch across two states, NC and TN. No matter where you enter, though, you’ll see tons of natural beauty.
Visitors see black bears, deer, fireflies, and other species. Plus, there are plenty of ways to explore them all year.
Zion
Utah’s first national park is also a rugged yet stunning one. Zion is home to sandstone cliffs that mimic the colors of the sunset.
There are also emerald pools and the Virgin River to discover. Catch the shuttle to head back or camp outdoors.
Rocky Mountain
Rocky Mountain offers acres of adventure all year. This Colorado favorite is home to rams, bison, and mountain lions.
In the warmer months, check out the waterfalls, lakes, and streams. In winter, capture some stunning photos against fresh snow.
Glacier
Because it’s part of the Continental Divide, Glacier stays rugged. These harsh conditions make for challenging hikes, as well as hearty wildlife.
Here, rangers lead groups on guided hikes, or campers can travel alone. There are also five different trails to explore.
Acadia
Acadia is among the most popular destinations for the North Atlantic Coast. With millions of annual visitors, it’s a shoo-in for first-timer travelers.
There are many overnight camping spots and day activities. Some sections even allow you to bring your pet along, too.
Checkout this great video of the Great Smokey Mountains