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The Search for the Only Park Ranger Who Was Lost and Never Found
Investigators, family, and friends are still trying to close the case of Paul Fugate, a naturalist at Arizona’s Chiricahua National Monument who vanished without a trace in 1980. What keeps them motivated to stick with a mystery that may be unsolvable?
It’s Time to Plan a Trip to Alaska’s National Parks
With cruise traffic set to be at an all-time low this summer, you’ll be able to have the 49th state all to yourself
The Outside Guide to Yosemite National Park
Think you already know everything about our nation’s most iconic park? Think again. There’s so much beyond its famed Yosemite Valley, from seldom visited waterfalls to the underappreciated backcountry beyond Tuolumne Meadows.
The Park Service’s New, Free App Is a Game Changer for Parks Travel
Forget visiting the app store every time you visit a national park. This new, free release provides all kinds of maps, must-hike trails, food recommendations, and more for all of its 423 units.
4 Awesome Winter Road Trips to National Parks
Load up the car to see snow-covered volcanoes, cool desert landscapes, and empty beaches without any of summer's big crowds
7 Unique Ways to Experience National Parks
From a glass-domed train to downhill skiing, these are some of our favorite adventures in our national parks. Bonus: they get you off the beaten path, too.
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