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Joshua Tree National Park
Joshua Tree National Park, established in 1994, is a place of unique and iconic beauty. Here, where the Mojave and Colorado deserts meet, you'll find whimsical Joshua trees stretching their twisted arms skyward, massive granite boulders stacked like playgrounds, and a sky so clear it becomes a stargazer's dream.

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Nov 72 min read


Death Valley National Park
Death Valley, a place of extremes, is home to the hottest, driest, and lowest national park in the U.S. But this wonder of the Mojave Desert is far from lifeless.

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Nov 42 min read


Redwood National and State Parks
Step into a world where the tallest trees on Earth stand guard, creating a landscape that is both remote and deeply humbling.

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Oct 312 min read


Whale of an Emoji: Why We Deserve a Bigger Pod
Pull out your phone and type "whale." What do you get? Two emojis. One is a cartoon-like creature happily spouting water, as if it had just been cast in a children's TV show. The other is a sleek blue or gray whale that looks like it's about to star in a serious BBC documentary narrated by David Attenborough.

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Oct 303 min read


Whale of a Time:
Whales have a way of making humans feel tiny. When you stand under the massive arch of a whale skeleton suspended in a museum atrium, your sense of scale collapses. It's like being a Lego figure staring up at a jumbo jet. You realize these animals are not just big, they are colossal—and yet, despite their size, most of us rarely encounter them in the wild.

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Oct 297 min read


Kings Canyon National Park
Kings Canyon, a wilderness gem often overshadowed by its more famous cousin, Yosemite, is a treasure trove of massive granite cliffs, plunging canyons, and remote wilderness.

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Oct 272 min read


Sequoia National Park
Step into Sequoia National Park and you'll be awestruck by the giants that live here, ancient trees so wide you can drive a car through their trunks and so tall they vanish into the sky.

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Oct 243 min read


Capitol Reef National Park
Capitol Reef National Park, a hidden gem in Utah, is a unique blend of red rock cliffs, white domes, and hidden orchards. It stretches across the Waterpocket Fold, a 100-mile wrinkle in the Earth's crust. Unlike its more popular Mighty Five siblings, this park near Torrey, Utah, offers a peaceful and intimate experience for explorers who appreciate dramatic landscapes without the crowds, allowing you to relax and connect with nature.

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Oct 203 min read
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