Quiz: Which National Park Is for You? Which National Park Is For You?America's national parks range from the misty mountains in the east to the redwoods in the west; from the glaciers of Alaska to the volcanoes of Hawaii. Which one should you add to your bucket list?You got Acadia National Park!WHY GO: Travel the rugged northeast island seacoast of Maine.Drama comes from mountains tumbling to the sea and ocean waves crashing upon granite ledges, while serene lakes provide a dose of calm. Cruise along the Park Loop Road to the summit of Cadillac Mountain, sip afternoon tea in a 19th century teahouse, or take a horse-drawn open carriage ride on the carriage roads of Mount Desert Island.You got Great Smoky Mountains National Park!WHY GO: See the country's oldest mountains in Tennesee and North Carolina.The most visited national park in the country is popular for many reasons: scenic drives, historic early settlements, hikes to high viewpoints, and evening firefly shows. In the fall, droves of visitors come for one of the most impressive color shows in the eastern United States.You got Yosemite National Park!WHY GO: Admire waterfalls and granite cathedrals.Granite monoliths and plunging waterfalls are the hallmarks of this Sierra park that lures hikers, backpackers, and big-wall climbers. Scale Half Dome, marvel at the plunging Bridal Veil Fall and Yosemite Falls, hike the popular Mist Trail, or pose for a photo at the top of Glacier Point.You got Grand Teton National Park!WHY GO: Bask in the beauty of the Tetons in Wyoming.A craggy spine of peaks laced with hiking trails spills in glacial lakes and historic Jackson Hole Ranches. Summit the vertical cliffs of Grand Teton, drive the Teton Park Road past the idyllic waters of Jenny Lake, and spot bison, grizzlies, elk, moose, bald eagles, and more.You got Big Bend National Park!WHY GO: See the Rio Grande.This mountain, canyon, and desert park yields colorful cacti, tropical birds, and views into Mexico. Navigate the switchbacks on the dramatic Chisos Basin Road, drop by the historic village of Castalon, or raft the wild Rio Grande.You got Everglades National Park!WHY GO: See the largest subtropical wilderness in the United States.Guided trams, bike routes, and water trails offer access to this fragile, swampy ecosystem where alligators and crocodiles coexist. Canoe or kayak through the Glades, paddle through mangroves, and spot gators, manatees, flamingos, and Florida panthers.You got Denali National Park!WHY GO: See the highest peak in North America.Fly over Denali, spot wildlife like bighorn sheep, caribou, and wolves, and take an intrepid trek across a glacier.You got Haleakalā National Park! WHY GO: Watch the sun rise over a volcanic summit.Bike through the rainforest, hike past waterfalls and placid pools, and stargaze from atop the volcano.You got Zion National Park!WHY GO: Explore the one of the West's most impressive canyons.Trek upstream in the rocky water of the North Fork of the Virgin River, through a deep narrow slot canyon of vertical cliffs. Drive back sandstone slick rock, hoodoos, and narrow canyons along the Zion-Mount Carmel Highway. Catch an unforgettable sunset over the Watchman Peak after a long day of hiking.Pick an activity:Which of these makes your mouth water?What's your favorite season?Pick an animal:Which of these views appeals to you the most? Quiz Maker - powered by Riddle Ready to go? Grab your guide! Moon USA National Parks Previous Next ORDER YOUR COPY Amazon Barnes & Noble Books-A-Million Bookshop Hudson Booksellers Powell's Target Walmart For more national parks, check these out: Best National Parks Without the Crowds National Parks Road Trip: Grand Teton to Yellowstone to Glacier 10 Best Hikes in Acadia National Park The Best National Park for Every Zodiac Sign Visiting the U.S. National Parks as a Traveler from Abroad One Day in Yosemite National Park Want travel inspiration sent straight to your inbox? Your email address Sign Up By clicking ‘Sign Up,’ I acknowledge that I have read and agree to Hachette Book Group’s Privacy Policy and Terms of Use Share on Pinterest
