We know that our American Outdoor Guide Boundless community is up for much, much more than just an ordinary walk in the park. So we’ve rounded up five of the most extreme national park landscapes we could find. Head here when you’re seeking unusual outdoor adventures.
“Just like enneagrams and zodiac signs, there’s a national park for everybody, whether you’re looking to inch your car through a bison herd, scale colossal mountain peaks, traverse craggy desert expanses, or just straight-up take a great bath.” [Thrillist]
Whether you’re dreaming about the day you’ll thru-hike the entire AT or just looking for some shorter hikes, you’ll enjoy this interactive Appalachian Trail Map. [NPS]
VIDEO: Number Two Pencil Discovers Some ‘Trail Magic’
When someone unexpectedly leaves special treats for hikers on the Appalachian Trail, it feel magically. Sometimes, generous folks will park their vehicles along a road where the trail crosses and will set up their grills and stoves and cook complete meals for thru-hikers.
GALLERY: Hilarious Travel Posters for America’s National Parks Based on Their 1-Star Reviews
Sometimes, less-outdoorsy visitors are left disappointed at what nature has to offer. Designer Amber Share created a series of hilarious parody posters for all 61 parks, featuring the Internet’s funniest, snarky comments. [My Modern Met]
Many national parks are just too damn crowded for folks who want to go off grid for a bit. But Big Bend National Park? It’s miles and miles of Texas. [Travel and Leisure]
