Arizona
Grand Canyon NP
One of the seven natural "wonders of the world", the Grand Canyon draws millions of tourists every summer. So go in the off-season.
California
Anza-Borrego: Losing Myself in the Desert NEW!
If star-gazing and quiet, relaxing desert hiking is what you're after, Anita Culp recommends Anza-Borrego Desert State Park.
Joshua Tree NEW!
Even Anita Culp's verbosity cannot describe Joshua Tree. You have to experience it yourself to understand, but you'll need your car to do it.
Death Valley NP
The ridges of Death Valley are a virtual playground for the climbing enthusiast. Every peak is attainable from any spot on the valley floor and it is not difficult to find a path that no one has discovered.
Kings Canyon/Seqouia NP
Deep into bear country, these parks offer amazing hiking in the high apline Sierra Nevadas.
Redwoods NP
REALLY BIG TREES! Home to the tallest trees in the world, but with so much more to offer, one day is not enough.
Yosemite NP - Summer 2001
Don Kanare gives hints on how to get the most out of Yosemite this summer, with day and overnight hikes that will take you far from the madding crowds.
Yosemite NP - Spring 2001
Don Kanare gives hints on how to get the most out of Yosemite, which is in early-spring bloom, before tourist blight hits.
Yosemite NP
The beauty of the park is that it allows you the freedom to find your own magical little nooks and crannies while still being able to make the most of the highlights.
Idaho
Priest Lake SP
If you love deep woods, a huge lake with secret little coves and most fabulous summers, Priest Lake is for you.
