From the largest white gypsum sand dune field on Earth to the nation’s most iconic mountain range and the world’s first national park, America’s Intermountain Region is home to some of the most quintessential national parks. With states like New Mexico, Texas, Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, Utah, Arizona, and Oklahoma, it’s loaded with must-see sights and epic American history. Check out our articles below to follow along!
Getting off the roads in national parks gives visitors more intimate experiences, and what better way to get away from cars than lacing up the hiking shoes to saunter on trails? These shorter trails showcase some of the unique features of parks in the Rocky Mountains.
The Intermountain Region is home to a staggering 20 national parks. These lands, once belonging to indigenous people, all yield a different experience. From the Canadian border to the Mexican border, these parks invite exploration.
