Visiting The National Parks

Visiting a national park is not only for good health and great scenery, it offers the chance to be active if you take advantage of the many hiking, walking, kayaking and other active travel opportunities that are available.

The National Park system provides plenty of opportunity for a variety of vacations and tours. Well over 250,000,000 people visit these sites every year. From educational tours, back-to-nature experiences to relaxing seaside vacations, the plethora of opportunities for recreation at the National Parks is endless. Recreational activities available vary from park to park and season to season. At many parks, you can hike miles and miles of trails and paths on your own or participate an interpretive hike with a ranger; bike; swim; visit the visitor centers and museums and partake in events and interactive displays; ski; fish, and in some, even hunt. And of course, you can always just relax and enjoy the scenery!

At many parks there are special natural attractions to visit and watch. No one would visit Yellowstone National Park without watching Old Faithful erupt at least once!

Grand Teton National Park and Yellowstone National Park are known as winter wonderlands with wildlife viewing opportunities, geysers and other thermal features shrouded in mist and fog, and majestic snow-capped mountains, lakes, rivers, and streams laid out before you.

​Enjoy a horse-drawn sleigh ride through the Elk Refuge and see more than 5,000 elk when they migrate to a lower elevation during the winter near Grand Teton National Park. When visiting you can choose  between a snowmobile or Snow Coach tour through Yellowstone National Park including stops at Old Faithful and West Thumb Geyser Basin. 

If you're looking for the perfect opportunity to sight see Yellowstone National Park or Grand Teton National Park and get some amazing shots,  let me help. Schedule a session with me today. 
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