Top 29 Best National Parks in The USA | From Alaska to Hawaii to Zion
Top 29 Best National Parks in The USA | From Alaska to Hawaii to Zion
There’s over 59 National Parks in the United States of America, so how do you choose which to visit? Don’t worry, in this video Alex and Marko the Vagabrothers take you from Alaska to Hawaii all the way to Zion National Park and break down all you need to know about the 29 Best National Parks in the USA!
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5:10 Eating animals ain’t cool…coming up on 2020 – get with the times! Beautiful natural world, don’t wanna contribute to the destruction, right? https://jonsburrier.blogspot.com/2018/12/an-open-letter-to-non-vegans-concerned.html (#leavenotrace applies to animal exploitation – no hooks in the face, lines in trees etc) catch and release isn’t any better, typically get infected and die. No right way, to do the objectively wrong thing, especially when we have the option of leaving animals alone.
Yala national Park in Sri Lanka
https://youtu.be/Vn8-YViuLb8
What about Central Park in NYC?
I give tours of Yosemite and Sequoia national park. I also host many travelers in Fresno, California before the tours. I’m happy to give out tips and advice.
Thanks for information guys
This is a remarkably good video – in that you cover 29 parks with enough detail so we get a flavor of each of those without being too long. Thanks Vagabrothers! And the photos are a treat!
PS. I’ve been to about 8 of these 29 and I would recommend Grand Teton as a worthy contender in any list. Scenery and wildlife both brilliant!
Mount rainier and grand Tetons. Wowwww. Imposible
2030 all the glaciers gonna be gone. ya right.
Um, Horseshoe Bend isn’t in Grand Canyon National Park, and including it in a video about the national parks for people who have never visited is false advertising. It’s in the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area outside of Page, AZ which is a 2.5 hour drive from the North Rim of the Grand Canyon. And how do you leave out Kings Canyon when you’re mentioning Sequoia? It’s deeper than the Grand Canyon, gets a ton less visitors, is an hour drive away from Sequoia, and it shares the same web page with Sequoia, you only pay one entrance fee for both parks when you come in, and you literally cannot get away from it when you’re out visiting the other park.
All National / state Parks in The USA has free wifi in the main parking lot in the handicap park spaces or in the main offie.
Yala National Park Sri Lanka
https://youtu.be/Vn8-YViuLb8
We had an article in Creation magazine in 2015 about the instability of a lot of geological features that are touted as being ‘millions of years’ old. The common belief that cliffs and arches have been there a long time and are therefore stable in our lifetime, and unlikely to give way under someone standing on them today, the author judged a “dangerous view”.1
The common belief that cliffs and arches have been there a long time … the author judged a “dangerous view”.
Probably the most famous example of rock arches is Arches National Park in Utah, USA. Typical of such features in national parks, the explanation given is: “Millions of years of erosion and weathering are responsible…”.2
Arches National Park has over 2,000 rock arches. Forty-three collapsed between 1970 and 2015. That gives a rate of collapse of about one per year, which means that all would be gone in about 2,000 years, at the prevailing rates of erosion from wind and rain.
The conditions that formed these arches do not prevail today
This is thoroughly consistent with the biblical timeframe, as it easily fits with the iconic features of Arches National Park forming at the end of Noah’s Flood, about 4,500 years ago.3
However, it is quite inconsistent with the claim that the features are millions of years old; just one million years would give about a million collapsed arches, which is 500 times the number of arches still standing. The numbers just don’t add up for ‘millions of years’.
The conditions that formed these arches do not prevail today, so no new arches are forming in the National Park. Again, this is consistent with the real history of the world from the Bible, with the arches forming under the special conditions that prevailed in the Flood or soon after.
The Bible’s real history makes sense of the real-world evidence around us; if we only have eyes to see!
References and notes
1. Catchpoole, D., A dangerous view, Creation 37(2):12–15, April 2015; creation.com/a-dangerous-view. Return to text.
2. Himiak, L., Arches National Park, Utah, Updated 17th May 2017; tripsavvy.com/arches-national-park-utah-3361622. Return to text.
3. Oard, M., Many arches and natural bridges likely from the Flood, J. Creation 23(1):115–118, 2009; creation.com/natural-bridges. Return to text.
I stopped watching at "craft beer."
Douches. Both of them.
No mention of Wrangell-St. Elias?? It’s the largest national park.
Denali was always named Denali, it wasn’t "renamed" – it got returned to the original name.
Lol, "untimely death". None of us in Alaska view Chris McCandless as anything more than an infamous cheechako.
I’ve always wanted to visit a national park for a vacation when I was a kid, but all we ever did was go to local campgrounds with mediocre trails and nothing to do. Or we would go to waterparks and 50% of the time, it was one we had already been to, though I actually had fun at those.
I hated the camping. All we would do is sit around the fire pit, or drive into town and sometimes go swimming. While all my classmates where going to national parks, cruises, Disneyland, etc; actual vacations, I got to sit around a fire pit with my dad and sister for several days every other week (we literally did this every other week one summer and I hated it). Then we were always the people blaring lame music for everyone to hear. I don’t know of that is common, but we are the only people I have ever seen at all the campgrounds playing music and I feel like it probably annoyed a lot of people, but i don’t know.
My sister and dad were always the ones planning the vacation and didn’t care about my opinions. They knew I didn’t have fun/enjoy our version of camping. They never asked where I wanted to go and if I spoke up, I was ignored. This was camping for my dad and sister that I had to go along with. I did like going to waterparks and they knew that, so when I expressed my opinion on camping, it was just me complaining and wanting to stay home to play video games. Yet I never said anything negative about going to waterparks.
Though I am sure if we ever did go somewhere interesting, it would have been spoiled by my sister’s dog she brought along with every camping trip and since her dog had arthritis, she couldn’t really do anything other than short walks.
We were planning on going to Disneyland for my neice, but that fell apart because nobody else wanted to go.
I just don’t understand my dad either. He always said how he wanted to take us to Wyoming, like he did as a kid with his dad. He never always said it, never planned it. I know it wasn’t because of money either. He had enough to take us to multiple waterparks and campgrounds each summer, we could have saved enough to go somewhere interesting.
I know it isn’t all about me, I just hate that they planned what they wanted to do and brought me along on their vacation.
Glacier is the ones I’m going to
East coast parks got no love
Yosemite National Park is definitely one of my favorites.
Grand Teton definitely should be top 10! great video tho guys
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I was planning on national park pokemon hgss why am i here
Another Major miss is Bad Lands of North Dakota
Nice video. I am planning to visit the US in 2021. And I will certainly visit some of those parks.
where’s Haleakala National park? It has such great combination of colors. there also is rain forest.
very good
I’ve been to black canyon national park and it was AMAZING!
National Parks are the best!!
Great list. No matter which parks these videos of parks include, some people are amazed that their favorite is overlooked. The only way to do it right would be to make several videos and include all of them, but then if you’re human, you’d mess up a fact or two, and people would comment. You can’t win! But thanks for trying.
Why death valley national park is not in the list ::
I’ve only visited 11 national parks, but I think that Bryce should be on this list! It’s so beautiful, has great hikes, and really cool scenery. edit: grand teton national park too. If you’re going to visit Yellowstone, spend a few days in the tetons (they’re right next to eachother)
Horse shoe bend is like 2 hours away from the Grand canyon… These guys have no idea what they are talking about
Is it possible to find a high res picture of the scene at 09:38? It’s beautiful
If you like big mountains, I recommend either Glacier, Grand Teton, or Denali
Mount Rainier is a great place as well. We are traveling Hwy 101 and California 1 hwy from Seattle to Los Angeles. Redwoods were amazing as well.
No Teton or Reiner ???
No one here gonna mention Lassen? If you’re driving down from Crater lake back into cali, check out Lassen!
Great List. We have rode our bikes to over 80 National Parks and Monuments throughout the US and headed Canada this August to to visit Banff and Jasper NP.
We’ve only been to 11 of the 29 on the list.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iqIKeTc-JKM
So looking forward to trekking across all these!! Great info!!
Where the hell is Bryce Canyon in the list?
Yall look like you have low testosterone.
Is the guy on the left married?
Keep up the great work guys! Loving the channel
Hi! Watch my new timelapse video from national parks!
https://youtu.be/8T74Auap3g0
These places are truly amazing! I actually just did a vlog hiking through the Navajo Trail in Bryce Canyon and through Yosemite! If you want to see the hikes go check it out on Jackson’s Travels!
California sucks. National Parks are great, but California sucks.
Yosemite, glacier bay, Yellowstone, sequoia, arches, smokeys, gran Tetons , glacier, Rocky Mountain,
Hi!! Us locals pronounce Zion as Zy-en, not Zy-ON. It’s how we easily distinguish the locals from the tourists. Just wanted to give you a tip on how to properly pronounce it. 🙂 great video!!
13:20 better photos from afar eh? lol I think the best view if from the top of the mountain lol but hey great video as always guys!
Eel royale? Wtf
GREAT List.
I’d add Bryce, Capitol Reef, Grand Teton, and Lassen. Keep on truckin’