Best National Parks to Visit During Summer

Why to Visit Acadia National Park's Beautiful Landscape in the Summer Acadia National Park     Acadia National Park, located in the southern part of Maine, is a 50,000 acre national park that goes along the Atlantic Ocean and is home to some beautiful scenery including various lakes, rivers, beaches, mountains and wildlife.  The wildlife is very diverse and includes bobcats, various types of fish, beavers and racoons.  With over 4,000,000 visitors annually, Acadia National Park is one of the most-visited national parks in the U.S.  However it is important to note that this national park is located in Maine, meaning finding the right time to go to avoid the cold winters or rainy spring seasons is very important.  With all of this in mind, summer is likely the best time of the year to visit this amazing park and to experience it all to the fullest. Why to Visit During the Summer Weather Acadia During the Winter     As previously said, the weath...

 Why to Visit North Cascades National Park's Beautiful Mountains and Lakes During the Summer North Cascades National Park         North Cascades National Park, located in northern Washington, is a relatively smaller national park home to a massive mountain range and multiple lakes.  With it being so north, winters hit hard.  Snow fall can get heavy and trails can get blocked.  With this being said, it is important to pick a good season to go visit because trust me, you will want to visit this amazing national park!  With 500,000 acres of land and less than 20,000 annual visitors, this national park is really a little golden nugget of America.   Why to Visit During the Summer Weather North Cascades During the Winter     As previously mentioned, North Cascades National Park is located on the very northern part of the U.S. making the winters there very harsh.  So harsh that often many visitor centers and trails...

  Why to Visit Lake Clark National Park's Amazing Landscape in the Summer Lake Clark National Park     Lake Clark National Park is located on the south part of Alaska and is home to an amazing vast landscape including forests, mountains and most importantly Lake Clark.  With over 4,000,000 acres of land, it would take almost a lifetime to see every part this nation park has to offer.  With only around 20,000 annual visitors, Lake Clark is a very underrated yet beautiful national park.  However, with Lake Clark National Park being in Alaska, it can be an adventure in itself just to get there.  In addition, as with most national parks in Alaska, it is very important to go during the warmer months such as during the summer in order to get the most out of the park while it isn't fully covered in snow. Why to Visit During the Summer Hiking      Tanalian Falls     With Lake Clark National Clark being so big, the hiking possibili...