Lori Bell

Here in the United States, we are blessed with a wealth of staggeringly beautiful outdoor locations. Some of the most stunning of these are located within the boundaries of our National Park System. Here are a few interesting facts about Zion National park, one of the most unique and eye-popping National parks of them all. […]

Cuyahoga Valley National Park (CVNP) is the perfect place for those looking for a cool place to relax and engage in outdoor and recreational activities. The park is located in the backyard of Cleveland and Akron, Northeast Ohio. Visitors can enjoy a combination of cultural, historical, and natural resources at the park. Here are some

The history of the smoky mountains dates back nearly 300 million years. Did you know that fact? There are many fascinating facts about the Smoky Mountains. But first, you need to know that the smoky mountains are located in the southeastern parts of the United States.  It covers 522,419 acres of land, making it one

Have you visited the Rocky Mountains in Colorado? The Rocky Mountain National Park is truly one of the most amazing natural wonders- and it is a great vacation destination for visitors of all ages. The mountains are separated by the Continental Divide Trail, and the entire park expanses over 400 square miles with peaks reaching

The Grand Canyon national park is an American year-round vacation destination found in north-western Arizona. The park receives millions of tourists annually, all thanks to the Grand Canyon (mile-deep gorge), which is the main attraction. Scientific findings estimate parts of the canyon to be approximately 70 million years old, with the newest being about 6

Joshua Tree National Park is the second largest national park in the state of California, and sits in the southeastern portion of the state. The park lies where the Mohave and Colorado deserts meet, making Joshua Tree an incredibly special place. If you’ve been dreaming of seeing Joshua Tree in person, these interesting facts might help

Park enthusiasts around the world cannot argue with the undeniable beauty of Mouth Rainier National Park. From the stunning mountains to the breathtaking flowers, Mount Rainier is truly majestic. It is an amazing piece of Washington landscape and an iconic national treasure. Here are some neat facts amount Mount Rainier. 1). A Hiker’s Paradise Mount

All of our national parks are amazing, and each offers a way to shed the constraints of being indoors and in front of screens and get out into the fresh air. But Grand Teton National Park is unique in many ways, and definitely deserves a spot on your outdoors bucket list. You won’t be alone;

Olympic National Park is named after the Olympic Mountains it encompasses; the Park was established by President Franklin Delano Roosevelt in 1938 to preserve its unique landscapes and wildlife. Located on the Olympic Peninsula in Washington state, Olympic National Park offers over 3 million annual guests a look at glacier-covered mountain peaks, old-growth forests, temperate rainforest, and

Arches National Park sits high above the Colorado River, covering an area of nearly 120 square miles. The park is named for the more than 2,000 natural stone arches within its boundaries, earning the designation of the highest concentration of natural arches in the world. Visitors are awestruck by the deep hues of orange, brown,