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Ultimate Guide to Planning Your Trip to Channel Islands National Park

This national park is called ‘North America’s Galapagos’ — and it has 145 species found nowhere else. You don’t have to make the trek to the Galapagos Islands to see plants and animals found nowhere else on Earth. Right off the coast of California, inChannel Islands National Park, are five rugged islands that were isolated for thousands of years. Over time, the flora and fauna evolved, unhampered by outside forces — and today,over 2,000 speciesof plants and animals make their home on the islands and surrounding waters, including 145 endemic species.
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Explore the Tallest Trees in the World at This Stunning National Park: Beaches, Canyons, and Camping Awaits

Walking among the world’s tallest trees is a breathtaking experience. However, the towering trees found withinRedwood National and State Parksare just one of the many wonders that nature offers. Encompassing 131,983 acres, the parks are managed by both the National Park Service (NPS) and California State Parks. The diverse landscapes include grasslands, oak woodlands, and 40 miles of rugged coastline. Consequently, travelers flock to the lush Fern Canyon, made famous by “The Lost World: Jurassic Park,” and to witness the California condor, a once-extinct species that successfully returned in March 2022.
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Experience the Ultimate Glamping Retreat Near Mount Rushmore

Summer calls for a road trip, and I was excited for a long weekend exploring the great outdoors of South Dakota’s Black Hills, a small mountain range in the state’s scenic western corner — and the home of theMount RushmoreNational Memorial. Some 2.5 million visitors come to Mount Rushmore every year, and many of them stay in the bustling town of Keystone. It offers plenty of hotels and motels with giant buses parked right out front, along with tourist shops hawking Mount Rushmore T-shirts and other souvenirs. I, however, was looking for a property that would provide an experience more in keeping with the area’s wild open spaces.
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