Explore Your National Parks ~ 'Tails' from the Parks

[Cinder & Smoke]

[Cinder & Smoke]

Reply by Grace:

Here you go!

Click on a state and you'll see where the parks are.
The closest in Michigan is Sleeping Bear Dunes up near Traverse City.

There's one in northwest Ohio - Perry's Victory and International Peace Memorial -
that's not really far from us.

[Cinder & Smoke]

Posted by blue>>>


I have said a number of times now, and Ill repeat myself,

I would love to see the rest of the pics from her (Sara's) trip to the NP.

[Lady's Human]

Thanks for pulling this out of the DH, Phred.

Don't forget, though, besides National parks, there are great spots normally right in your own backyard!

(And those spots are one of the reasons our backyard is where it is!)

[Cinder & Smoke]

Don't forget, though, besides National Parks,
there are great spots normally right in your own backyard!

Right On!

Do a 'Google.com' using your "STATE + PARKS" and you'll dig up a
wealth of information on your local parks.

And try your "City's Name + Parks"; and your "County's Name + Parks".

[smokey the elder]

While I was in school in upstate New York I used to go to the Saratoga Battlefield. (Not sure if it's a national park per se.) It's hard to believe that such an unspoiled looking place was the site of battles during the American Revolution!

[Karen]

We visited Zion Canyon National Park, which Wolfsoul has taken gorgeous pictures of, quite by accident, on the way to the Grand Canyon. It was a stunning surprise!

We have many state parks near us, some teensy on the Boston waterfront, and bigger ones. I have never been to the Cape Cod National Seashore, but Paul has.