A national-parks traveler made a series of posts showing how ChatGPT would roast the U.S.’s national parks. Some are brutal!

An adventurous couple shared some opinions about the U.S.’s national parks after paying a visit to each one of them. Some people got upset.

A recent wave of this particular type of crime has rangers at Hot Springs National Park annoyed. Taxpayers should be annoyed, too.

Last week, three popular national parks made announcements that will affect visitation in 2025. Here’s what you need to know.

Visitors to Yellowstone National park are enjoying a “majestic display”—a dusting of snow courtesy of a fall snowstorm. See it here.

The National Park Service shared some photos of the northern lights from various national parks and national monuments. See them here.

A brown bear used an official Denali National Park and Preserve sign as its personal scratching post. Watch it here.

You wouldn’t have guessed it was still summer a few weeks ago in this popular national park. Check out this insane summer snow storm.

A Cheetos bag made Carlsbad Caverns National Park mad. It’s not just a piece of trash, the park argues. It’s much, much more.

The hottest place on Earth, Death Valley National Park, experienced the hottest meteorological summer on record. But how hot was it?