The Golden State might have more campgrounds than any other in the U.S.—and more visitors, too. From desert to coast to ...

Skip the crowds at Bryce Canyon and visit Chiricahua National Monument instead. The hoodoos at this hidden gem are ...

In a significant step toward addressing water policy challenges in the Western United States, Assemblyman Jeff Gonzalez (R-Indio), Vice Chair of the Water, Parks and Wildlife Committee, has been recom ...

The Great Smoky Mountains National Park ranked second overall, but it is the top park in the nation to see the categories of amphibians, slugs and snails and spiders and scorpions, according to Kühl.

Arizona is well known for its beautiful desert habitat. But there are also plenty of lakes you can visit, despite the arid ...

These U.S. destinations almost made history as National Parks. Learn why they didn’t—and why they’re still worth a visit.

Steve Lake envisions a zoo no more than 25 acres, with animals that could withstand the region’s extreme summer temperatures.

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Visitation to Roper Lake and Dankworth Pond State Parks was up in February. That’s according to data released Wednesday by ...

The Arizona-based non-profit certifies places that adopt responsible ... Below, find five DarkSky destinations, including ...

The Bird Cage Theatre stands frozen in time, its museum displaying artifacts from when it operated continuously for eight years, hosting gambling, drinking, and entertainment without ever closing its ...

Sedona, Arizona, came in at top. Sedona, Arizona, topped a study of the world's most mindful travel destinations for its ...