Utah's Mighty 5
All five of Utah's national parks in one loop of red rock, slot canyons and hoodoos. It's the most popular national park road trip in America for good reason.
National Park Road Trips
Classic multi-park routes, each matched to the months when every stop is in season. Open any of them in the planner and make it yours.
Yellowstone & Grand Teton
Geysers, bison, wolves and the jagged Tetons. Two of the most famous parks in the country sit just 10 miles apart.
Grand Canyon, Zion & Bryce
The classic Southwest loop from Las Vegas: the Grand Canyon's South Rim, Zion's narrow canyon and Bryce's hoodoos.
Yosemite, Sequoia & Kings Canyon
Granite walls, giant waterfalls and the largest trees on Earth along the Sierra Nevada.
Pacific Northwest Loop
Rainforest, wild coast, a glaciated volcano and the 'American Alps', all within a few hours of Seattle.
Colorado's National Parks
Alpine tundra, North America's tallest dunes, a sheer black canyon and ancient cliff dwellings.
West Texas & New Mexico
White gypsum dunes, a giant cave, the top of Texas and the dark-sky wilderness of Big Bend.
South Florida Parks
Three national parks in the subtropics: coral reefs, the river of grass and a remote island fort.
Appalachian Fall Color
Three mountain parks along the Appalachians, timed for October color.
Black Hills, Badlands & Roosevelt
Badlands spires, a cave under bison prairie and wild horses in North Dakota.
Redwoods to Crater Lake
Volcanoes, the tallest trees on Earth and America's deepest lake.
Alaska by Road
Glaciers, whales and grizzlies on the three Alaska parks you can reach by road.
Desert Winter Escape
Three desert parks at their best in the cold months: below sea level, boulders and giant cacti.
Hawaiʻi's Volcano Parks
Sunrise above the clouds on Maui and active lava on the Big Island. You'll need a short inter-island flight.