National Parks

And other National Park Service [NPS] locations. The NPS offers great historical and outdoor adventures just waiting for you to find them! Join me on my journey to track my excursions in my Passport to Your National Parks book and learn tips and ideas for your next national park trip. I live in Colorado and venture out to Rocky Mountain National Park and the surrounding area a lot! Subscribe to get fun excursions and ideas for a great national park trip.

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  • North Atlantic Region

    Tracking My Passport to Your National Parks As of the summer of 2026, I have not visited any of the states featured in the North Atlantic Region of the Passport to Your National Parks book. Acadia NP is at the top of my bucket list for this region, as well as just visiting MA, as…

  • Mid-Atlantic Region

    Tracking My Passport to Your National Parks Within this region, the most well-known is Gettysburg NMP. On our way back from the 8th grade Washington D.C. field trip, my school stopped by Gettysburg. It was surreal to think of the history that took place there. I have not visited anywhere else in this region, but…

  • Midwest Region

    Tracking My Passport to Your National Park From the nose of Nebraska out west to the far reaches of Lake Erie, the Midwest Region has a ton of amazing parks, memorials, & more to see! Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Michigan Minnesota Missouri Nebraska Ohio Wisconsin Conclusion What places in this region do you have cancellations…

  • 6-day, 5-night Trip to St. Augustine (Winter Months)

    My family and I rang in the new year with a trip to St. Augustine, FL. Located just south of Jacksonville, this historic city harbors Spanish culture from the conquistadors to gorgeous marine activities and sea life, and a few forts that are national park monuments as well. There are central locations with crowds and…

  • Grand Teton, Grizzly Bear 610 – May 11th, 2023

    When you think of Wyoming and National Parks, you think of Yellowstone. The first ever national park and nowadays, a widely beloved TV show, it is quite the buzzword. But did you know that just south of Yellowstone is Grand Tetons? If you plan your trip right, you can explore both Yellowstone and Grand Tetons…

National Park Service map with pins marking what national parks I’ve visited.