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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > C-SPAM > US national parks are insanely good
 
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Crazyweasel
Oct 29, 2006
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 Went on a 2 week national park trip in May...Zion, arches, Grand canyon, Bryce. Before that my friends and I camped cross country after college and hit a lot.

I like starting low and getting high so Zion was extremely my poo poo. Way too busy to go to Angels Landing. Yosemite edges it out a bit due to being bigger and having a much more active community.

Both out west NP trips I've been on ended with Grand Canyon so I'm always beat to poo poo and too tired to hike in. It's a pretty view but doesn't quite hit me like Yosemite, Zion, and Redwood did.

Also for any folks thinking of visiting these places in a big trip, heed advice and plan wisely with on weather. I hit Glacier too soon and they still had ~15 ft of snow, Mt Rushmore was buried in clouds, etc.

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