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Parks: North Cascades (the park, not just the NRA) Mount Rainier Olympic Crater Lake Redwoods Lassen Yosemite Glacier Bryce Canyon Zion Acadia Shenandoah Great Smoky Mammoth Cave Congaree (the map is a few years out of date) Everglades Denali Kenai Fjords Glacier Bay Haleakala I have been within a few hundred feet of Wrangell-St Elias and Biscayne Other NPS sites: Lava Beds Muir Woods Castillo de San Marcos Big Cypress Boston C&O Canal Cumberland Gap Fort Sumter Harpers Ferry Klondike Gold Rush (this is a good place to poop in downtown Seattle) San Juan Island Lewis and Clark Ebey's Landing FDR's house, MLK Jr's house and the White House Chickamauga, Antietam and Shiloh battlefields (these are nicer places to visit than you might expect) Canaveral and Point Reyes National Seashores Most of the National Recreation Areas on the West Coast
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glowing-fish posted:That's a lot of places! Was this planned, or did it just kind of happen naturally in a life of travelling? The western parks are mostly from living in various places up and down the West Coast. The eastern parks came from various road trips. I like to think that the most obscure park I've visited is North Cascades because you can only get there by driving down a very long dirt road or by hiking several miles from the highway. Most people have only visited Ross Lake National Recreation Area (which is where the visitor center and campgrounds are located)
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