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We wandered into the park to see what the Badlands had to offer. We hiked the Door Trail, Notch Trail and the Window Trail. The Door and Window trail was super easy and wheelchair accessible. The Notch Trail, however, is a tougher hike at the end you hike up a wooden ladder and is a little harder to do with kids. Colin did it with Lily on his back, but I was not ready to do the hike with Hunter strapped on to me. This park is great to just drive around and view the rocks and wildlife. We were able to see bighorn sheep and their babies! It was such a nice surprise to see. Find us on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube for more adventures: Top Of The World Adventures.

Located in the quiet northeastern corner of the state, Petrified Forest National Park is majorly overshadowed by other Arizona parks. Pulling in about 600,00 visitors a year, this underrated park is quiet and not too crowded compared to the Grand Canyon which attracts over 4 million visitors a year.

Let's go check out some history. This National Historical Park should be onn everyones to do list.

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We have been to several National Parks in the USA and around the world. We love National Parks. Amongst the variety of outdoor adventures you can embark on, the reasons to love national parks are endless – they are educational, full of mysteries and provide spiritual inspiration. When you visit a National Park, not only are you exploring new territories, but you become open to new discoveries…in nature, life, and in yourself. Being outdoors in wide-open spaces can spark creativity, and inspire you to imagine unlimited possibilities. I am looking forward to my next visit to the National Parks.

Day 21 of our road trip we spend the day in Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park. Established as a National Monument in 1933 it got crowned a National Park in 1999. There is a North Rim and a South Rim {like the Grand Canyon}, we explored the South Rim. Please watch to see what this park has to offer :) Filmed October 1, 2021 by Curtis and Melissa | Adventures Are Out There We are an Adventure seeking family of 4 who love the FREEDOM of the open road, being outside, enjoying the beauty and nature God created! His masterpieces are awe inspiring! We love the diversity in landscape and wildlife and food in our country! Please consider subscribing, because ADVENTURES ARE OUT THERE, R U?

Day 20 of our road trip we spend the whole day inside one of the most beautiful places in the U.S: Colorado National Monument. Rim Rock Drive is a 23-mile road through the park is considered "one of the most spectacular drives in the United States!" And we couldn't agree more! There are so many beautiful stops to make in this park, we all had a really great time in this National Monument! Filmed September 30, 2021 By Curtis and Melissa/Adventures Are Out There We are an Adventure seeking family of 4 who love the FREEDOM of the open road, being outside, enjoying the beauty and nature God created! His masterpieces are awe inspiring! We love the diversity in landscape and wildlife and food in our country! Please consider Following, because ADVENTURES ARE OUT THERE, R U?

Welcome to the Gateway Arch National Park - one of the most visited national parks in the US. The stunning architecture made it into such an iconic landmark. When you visit Gateway Arch, you get to be in a national park, and learn its history at the museum and the coolest observation deck! We stayed here overnight and really enjoyed it. Highly recommended :) Thanks for watching! Hit Like & Subscribe :) Music: Busy City and Modern Attempt by TrackTribe from Youtube's Audio Library

To get into Rocky Mountain National Park, you must know about their Timed-Entry System. In this video we will explained how to access and purchase a reservation into RMNP. And all the ins and outs of the national park's pass, cost, times, and more.

3 Great Waterfalls to See in Shenandoah National Park. This is the closest waterfall to Skyline Drive. The trailhead begins at the Dark Hollow Falls parking lot at mile 50.7 on the Skyline Drive. The hike to the falls is 1.4 miles out and back and you get 440 feet in elevation gain. It is rated as moderate. The falls is all downhill so the hike out is a little more strenuous. Pets are not allowed on this trail.

5 days in the backcountry of Yellowstone National Park

Day 18 of our road trip we spent about half of a day on the Utah side of Dinosaur National Monument. This 210,000-acre park is located in 2 states: Utah and Colorado. So much history from the Jurassic to the Native Americans to the Pioneers of the west. This park packs a lot of things to see and do! Filmed September 28, 2021, by Curtis and Melissa We are an Adventure seeking family of 4 who love the FREEDOM of the open road, being outside, enjoying the beauty and nature God created! His masterpieces are awe inspiring! We love the diversity in landscape and wildlife and food in our country! Please consider subscribing, because ADVENTURES ARE OUT THERE, R U?

Day 17 of our road trip we spend the day in City of Rocks National Monument in Almo, Idaho. This park has so many big rocks, it's easy to see how it got its name. Except for the few rocks that are preserved to protect the names of past emigrants on the California Trail, the rest of the rocks are free to climb. This is a great park for rock climbers of all ages :) Please Subscribe. Like. Share. Thank You :) Filmed September 27, 2021 by Curtis and Melissa We are an Adventure seeking family of 4 who love the FREEDOM of the open road, being outside, enjoying the beauty and nature God created! His masterpieces are awe inspiring! We love the diversity in landscape, wildlife, history and food in our country! Please consider Following, because ADVENTURES ARE OUT THERE, R U?

Located in the central part of California, Sequoia & King's Canyon National Park is known for delivering astounding and diverse scenery. They have canyons, caverns, adventurous foothills, stunning mountains and the world's largest trees. The park is renowned for its massive sequoia redwood trees and the biggest being General Sherman. You can also witness an array of amazing wildlife such as badgers, beaver, bighorn sheep, black bears, and more. We had the pleasure of getting a group site at the Sunset Campground. The campground was great except that there were no showers nearby. That was really challenging when there were a dozen dirty kids running around constantly. Overall, I would consider it a great experience with a lot of good memories.

Day 16 of our road trip from FL to Montana we spend the day at Craters of the Moon National Monument and Preserve, that's a mouthful! LOL This 750,000 acre "park" makes you feel like you are on another planet! The desolate and rocky terrain are the remnants of a volcanic eruption a mere 2,000 years ago! Its dormant NOT extinct, so the experts say it will erupt again someday! PLUS we finish the day viewing the Niagra of the West... in Twin Falls, Idaho. Watch the full video on the information you need to plan you trip here! Filmed September 26, 2021 By Curtis and Melissa We are an Adventure seeking family of 4 who love the FREEDOM of the open road, being outside, enjoying the beauty and nature God created! His masterpieces are awe inspiring! We love the diversity in landscape and wildlife and food in our country! Please consider Following, because ADVENTURES ARE OUT THERE, R U?

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In this video we visit the Guadalupe Mountains National Park in Texas. This is the first video in a series of videos highlighting various hikes in the area. We start out at the Visitors Center and hike the Pinery Trail to the Pinery Butterfield Stage Station Ruins. This is a short (3/4 mile) paved hike from the visitors center. At this stop you can see the ruins of a stage station of the Butterfield Overland Mail used in 1858. Guadalupe Mountains National Park is located approximately 50 miles from Carlsbad, NM and 113 miles to El Paso.

Our very first trip to the Great Sand Dunes National Park in Southern Colorado. We were able to boondock outside of the park for free. We rented a board from the campground down the road and we explored the park. Our first stop was the Visitor Center for the Junior Ranger Program. We then packed up and started our hike to the top. We didn't get far because it started snowing on us and quickly had to head back down. Once the sand is wet it is virtually impossible to slide down the wet sand. This should be on everyone's list of places to visit.

This 5 mile round trip lets you experience the back side of water!

Bryce Canyon and Zion National Parks in Utah are a must do!