Kelly Mack+FollowUnited Adds New Flights for Park LoversUnited Airlines just made it way easier to hit up Yellowstone and Acadia this summer! They’re rolling out nine new seasonal routes, including direct flights from Chicago to Yellowstone and Denver to Bangor (hello, Acadia!). If you’ve been dreaming of a national park adventure but hate long drives, this is your sign. Who’s down for a spontaneous park trip? #Travel #UnitedAirlines #NationalParks00Share
sperkins+FollowChile’s ‘Edge of the World’ Park Is ComingImagine hiking through untouched forests, glaciers, and wild coastline at the literal edge of the world! Chile just announced Cape Froward National Park—200,000 hectares of remote Patagonia—opening in two years. There’s even a restored lighthouse-turned-museum and a beachside café. This place is pure wilderness, rich with Indigenous history and insane views. If you’re dreaming of an epic adventure, this is about to top the bucket list. Check out the photos—seriously, it looks unreal! #Travel #Patagonia #NationalParks00Share
Kelly Mack+FollowNational Park Fees Are About to SkyrocketPlanning a trip to a US national park? Heads up: starting in 2026, non-residents will have to cough up $250 for an annual pass (it used to be $80!). US residents need a valid ID to get the lower price at 11 major parks, or you’ll be charged as a foreign visitor. Foreigners can still pay per visit, but there’s a $100 surcharge. Some parks are still free, but double-check before you go! #Travel #NationalParks #TravelTips01Share
Brad Ramirez+FollowWildlife Bucket List: National Park EditionReady to level up your next national park trip? Here are 10 animals you HAVE to see in the wild—from Peregrine Falcon, Bald Eagle, Alligator, and grizzlies to moose and bighorn sheep. Yellowstone’s got bison and wolves, Everglades = alligators, and you might even spot a mountain lion if you’re lucky (or just see their tracks). How many of these have you checked off your list? Tag your adventure buddy! #Travel #NationalParks #Wildlife10Share
Justin Dixon+FollowNational Parks Just Got Pricier for TouristsPlanning a trip to the Grand Canyon or Yosemite? Heads up: starting in 2026, international visitors will have to cough up an extra $100 for entry. The new 'America-first' policy means U.S. citizens still get the $80 annual pass and more free-entry days, but tourists from abroad will pay $250 and lose out on some free days. If you’re a local, mark those fee-free dates—everyone else, better budget! #Travel #NationalParks #TravelNews00Share
ashley89+FollowNational Parks’ 2026 Glow-Up: Free Days & Price HikesNational parks are going all out for America’s 250th birthday in 2026! Expect epic events, more free entry days (for locals), and a digital pass system. But heads up: if you’re not a U.S. resident, ticket prices are about to skyrocket—think $250 for an annual pass and $100 per visit at top parks. Locals, you’re getting more perks than ever. Time to plan that patriotic road trip! #Travel #NationalParks #Travel202600Share
Nicholas Lyons+FollowWhy Everyone’s Obsessed with the SmokiesDid you know Great Smoky Mountains National Park just broke its own record with over 12 million visitors in 2024? It’s not just the wildflowers, misty forests, and black bear sightings—this park is super easy to get to, totally free to enter, and looks gorgeous in every season. Even if you’re not a hardcore hiker, there are epic views and wildlife right off the main roads. No wonder it’s America’s most visited park! #Travel #GreatSmokyMountains #NationalParks10Share
Justin Dixon+FollowWhere to Spot Bison, Bears & Wolves IRLEver dreamed of seeing bison, bears, and wolves up close (but, you know, safely)? Yellowstone is the ultimate triple-threat, but spots like Grand Teton, Theodore Roosevelt, and Glacier National Parks all have their own wild highlights. Katmai is bear central, while Wind Cave and Badlands are bison goldmines. Pro tip: early mornings or evenings are prime time, and always keep your distance—these animals are the real deal! #Travel #WildlifeWatching #NationalParks00Share
Brad Ramirez+Follow$100 Park Fee? UK Tourists Say 'Nope!'U.S. national parks are about to get way pricier for international visitors—think $100 extra per person at top spots like Yellowstone and Yosemite. The UK travel industry is not having it: they’re warning of boycotts and reporting trip cancellations already. With families now facing hundreds in fees just to see the parks, the backlash could seriously hit local economies. Would you still pay up for that bucket-list road trip? #Travel #NationalParks #TravelNews00Share
Robin Long+FollowPlastic Invaders in Our National Parks?!You’d never guess, but even the most picture-perfect national parks are crawling with microplastics! A new TrashBlitz report found that over half the trash in these parks is tiny plastic bits, including those sneaky 'nurdles' from big petrochemical companies. These plastics are everywhere—trails, rivers, even remote spots. They’re not just ugly; they’re a real threat to animals, water, and even us. Wild, right? Time to rethink that single-use bottle on your next hike! #News #microplastics #nationalparks00Share
