Founded in 1919, first national park in the east
Acadia National Park
Since 1947, largest park east of the Mississippi at 1.4 million acres
Everglades National Park
Located in Arizona, see Tusayan Ruin, the remains of a small ancestral Puebloan village
Grand Canyon National Park
Lewis and Clark started their journey here; This midwest engineering marvel stands 630 feet tall
Gateway Arch National Park
Located in Utah, see the Landscape Arch
Arches National Park
Located in North Carolina and Tennessee
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
shares its title with a popular boy's name, located near Twenty-nine Palms, California
Joshua Tree National Park
Jackson, Wyoming; the John. D. Rockefeller Memorial connects this park to Yellowstone N. P.
Grand Teton National Park
Located in Alaska, see glaciers calve into the sea
Glacier Bay National Park
world's longest known cave system, located in Kentucky
Mammoth Cave National Park
The smallest national park in Alaska
Kenai Fjords National Park
In southwestern Colorado, Spanish for 'Green Table'
Mesa Verde National Park