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Capitol Reef is the most underrated national park. Go early in the morning. Get fresh bread and pies made from wheat and fruits grown right in the park.
Olympic NP is the most amazing.
Death Valley… just pass. It’s hot. It’s a bowl. It’s sand. Be like Anakin.
Joshua tree is dope, but try to go in the cooler months.
For any of them in Utah, if you’re a coffee drinker I’d recommend bringing your own packed and ready. It can be difficult finding a good cup for a while…
Glacier is easily the best we have in the country. If it was either seeing Yellowstone or Glacier I’d go Glacier.
Our NPs are so amazing. After traveling to other countries NPs it makes me cherish how special our parks are and how much better they’re treated and looked after as the park system is well staffed and looked over by people that really care. Teddy Rosevelt is a national hero.