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The park, four hour north of L.A., offers several groves of giant sequoias, spacious and clean campgrounds, old historic lodges, and over 825 miles of hiking trails.
The home of the "Father of the National Park Service" would include the Bay Area Ridge Trail.
The area surrounding the designated Wild and Scenic River is virtually road-less, so much of the river can only be reached by boating.
Off the coast of Santa Cruz Island lies a WWII-era boat with a mysterious history. You can SCUBA down to it, if you're game.
A new trail opening in Oregon and California will allow to you walk where Bigfoot stomps.
The National Park Service has a map of the loudest and quietest areas in the country.
Snowboarders and skiers rejoice! Ideal skiing conditions are back at Big Bear through next week.
A little difficult to get to, but worth the trek.
Lassen Volcanic National Park is temporarily open to the public during the winter.
This year's bloom is predicted to be "very good to excellent."
"The Heavens" won't turn into houses after all.
Documented, that is. Who's to say what mysterious hitchhikers, from this world or beyond, passed through the desert without signing in?