[ad_1] As with many national parks, dining facilities within Mount Rainier National Park are limited. Inside the park, visitors will find two restaurants, two snack bars, a cafe and a small general store. gave dining room The National Park Inn serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner and is the only dining facility in the park that …
Mount Rainier National Park Travel Guide
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[ad_1] The Lodge at Bryce Canyon, which is usually open from late March to early November, is the only place to stay in the park. Here, visitors can dine at the restaurant, which serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. Menu items include seared salmon, sandwiches, burgers, noodle salad and bison stew. A children’s menu is also …
Bryce Canyon National Park Travel Guide
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[ad_1] Joshua Tree National Park, established as a national monument in 1936 and again as a national park in 1994, covers approximately 800,000 acres. Joshua Tree is a secluded forest, with few facilities or services, however, it attracts about 3 million visitors annually for the same reasons. Located right outside. Palm Springs, Californiaand about 140 …
Joshua Tree National Park Travel Guide
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[ad_1] There are no restaurants in the park itself, although the Cades Cove Campground Store has a snack bar that offers some breakfast items, sandwiches and wraps, soups, chili, pizza, soft serve ice cream and fountain drinks. The store also sells limited grocery and camping items. Vending machines are located in the Elkmont Campground. Sugar …
Great Smoky Mountains National Park Travel Guide
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[ad_1] At nearly 265,000 acres, Rocky Mountain National Park is not the nation’s largest national park, nor is it the most visited park with nearly 4 million annual visitors (compared to Great Smoky Mountains National Parkover 12 million visitors). But there is definitely something magical about RMNP, which rises to 14,259 feet. Colorado Heaven at …
Rocky Mountain National Park Travel Guide
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[ad_1] “Grand” doesn’t begin to do this canyon justice. About 277 river miles long, 18 miles wide, and up to a mile deep, this vast gorge in the north Arizona Truly a natural wonder. For 6 million years, the Grand Canyon has been stretched by the mighty Colorado River, and for centuries, people from all …
Grand Canyon National Park Travel Guide
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[ad_1] Elevation above Jackson Hole, Wyoming, are the snow-capped peaks of the majestic Teton Range, in stark relief in Grand Teton National Park. 13,770 feet from Grand Teton to Shining Jenny And the Jackson Lakes—which can reflect the mountains in their depths—the photo ops are endless. But this park is not just for climbers and …
Grand Teton National Park Travel Guide
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