National Parks in California
A trip to Death Valley National Park promises an experience like no other. Death Valley, California, is the largest and perhaps most awe-inspiring park in the contiguous United States.Most of Death Valley National Park is in Inyo County, part of … Read More
The National Park System in the United States covers 423 national parks of all types. One of the most unique national parks is Lassen Volcanic National Park, a 106,452-acre park spanning California’s Shasta, Lassen, Plumas, and Tehama counties.Lassen Volcanic National … Read More
Off the coast of Ventura and Santa Barbara County in California lies five islands that take visitors back to an untamed coastal wilderness filled with flora and fauna unique to them. The Channel Islands National Park remains one of the … Read More
The area of Kings Canyon spans Fresno and Tulare counties. The park was founded in 1890 and was initially named General Grant Park. The name change occurred when more land, including Kings Canyon, was added to the park in 1940. … Read More
Sequoia National Park is an iconic National Park in the United States. It was first established as a national park in 1890. Over 1.5 million people visit this beautiful national park each year.Sequoia National Park is one of the most … Read More
Agriculture is King in Kings County! But there’s more to this central Californian County slap-bang inside the fertile San Joaquin Valley. The County’s seat Hanford has a dynamic farming community. Lake Tulare anchors the County, with the earliest habitats dating … Read More
Joshua Tree National Park, situated in southeastern California in San Bernardino County, is the perfect gem that deserves your time. Update your bucket list and add this trip to the destinations you must visit. Plan your day trip or spend … Read More
Yosemite National Park, symbolic of its diversity, is part of four counties – Tuolumne and Mariposa in its central part, Mono to the north and east, and Madera County in the south. Granite cliffs, views, waterfalls, lakes, and rivers enthrall … Read More
Pinnacles National Park is one of the newest national parks in the United States that has quickly attracted thousands of visitors each year. The 26,606-acre park spans San Benito and Monterey Counties. People visit Pinnacles to experience the caves and … Read More
Many of the world’s tallest trees are alive and well within the Redwood National and State Parks in Humboldt County, towering over the growth beneath. These centuries-old redwood trees are still growing today, adding two or three feet to their … Read More
