Tourists Risk Their Lives Getting Way Too Close to Grizzly in Yellowstone
Three Yellowstone National Park visitors have sparked outrage online after a video showed them approaching a grizzly bear much closer than…
Ancient Travel Tech Discovered at White Sands Shocks Scientists
Scientists have found evidence of human transportation technology that’s 22,000 years old at White Sands National Park in New Mexico. This…
Grand Canyon Trail Updates: What’s Opening and What’s Not This Summer
Grand Canyon National Park has announced important changes to trail openings for 2025. Visitors planning hikes need to know these updates…
Zion’s Historic Campground Gets Complete Makeover
Zion National Park has started a big renovation project for its historic South Campground. The park received money from several sources…
Banff’s Legendary Grizzly ‘The Boss’ Emerges from Winter Sleep
Banff National Park’s famous grizzly bear, ‘The Boss’ has woken up from hibernation. The large male bear, officially known as grizzly…
Big Vehicles Soon Banned from Zion’s Famous Highway
Zion National Park is making big changes to its historic Zion-Mount Carmel Highway. Starting in mid-2026, large vehicles like RVs and…
Banff Explores Earth Heat for New Homes – Drilling Deep Test Well
Banff is planning to drill a 150-meter deep test well to see if they can use heat from the ground to…
Utah’s Fiery Furnace Trail Set to Welcome Hikers Again After Staffing Crisis
A popular hiking destination in Arches National Park will soon reopen after being closed for three weeks due to staffing shortages….
Mammoth Cave Breaks 60-Year Flood Record After Severe Storm
Historic rainfall in Kentucky has led to record-breaking water levels inside Mammoth Cave National Park, though most of the massive cave…
National Parks Staying Open Despite Staff Cuts: What Visitors Should Know
Interior Secretary Doug Burgum has ordered all national parks to “remain open and accessible” despite recent workforce reductions. This directive comes…