Tucked between mountains lies a remote coffeehouse that was originally built in the early 1900s for a Catholic boy’s camp.

While hundreds of parks are free to enter, others use timed entry and other reservation methods to control crowds — but that also means you may need to secure your spot well in advance.

The recent mass firings within the National Park Service and the U.S. Forest Service have cast a shadow over these treasured ...

Firing federal employees without regard for the importance of their work or the consequence of their loss is not smart - or ...

Delicate trilliums, glorious columbines, and flamboyant redbuds are some of the harbingers of spring found across the ...

Your road to the Rockies can start at this less-touristed city known for craft brews and specialty shops, with outdoor ...

There’s no shortage of public lands to explore in America, from craggy canyons and remote islands to ancient forests and ...

Weiss, traveling to the top to capture a sunrise image of the park, situated his camera and tripod on a small ledge with ...

NPCA outlines what visitors can expect when visiting a national park this year in light of recent changes in the federal ...

The synchronous fireflies are always a popular spectacle. But with cuts at Great Smoky Mountains National Park, can you enter ...

From water parks to vintage aircraft and fossils, there are no shortage of family friendly opportunities located a short ...

Pinnacle Mountain State Park's peak ... but must be reserved in advance through the National Park Service. In 1957, nine Black students enrolled at Little Rock Central High School.