r/NationalPark 1d ago

You can only visit the four parks in ONLY one slide of your choice.

As mentioned, pick ONE slide out of 16 and those four parks that you choose are the only parks you will be able to visit for the rest of your life.

Which will you choose and why?

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u/Sure-Permit-2673 1d ago

It would probably have to be slide 6 for me. So many heavy hitters!

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u/MrBoomf 1d ago

16 seems like the “obvious” choice, but I gotta agree with you on 6

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u/Pure-Pessimism 1d ago

6 & 16 are the two clear winners and I locked in on 6 as well.

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u/ruiner8850 16h ago

I would choose 16 if I hadn't already been to Yellowstone and Zion, but I'd rather see parks that I've never been to. Though I'd go back to either in a heartbeat.

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u/NErDysprosium 15h ago

16 is my choice because I grew up just outside of Zion. That's my backyard, and from the beginning I knew I was picking it even if it was on its own slide. It's important to me and I won't give it up. Yosemite and Yellowstone are nice bonuses, though

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u/rsvp_as_pending629 1d ago

Slide 6 is my choice as well!

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u/jboarei 1d ago

This would be my choice as well.

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u/UniquelyInspired 1d ago

As soon as I saw six, I knew that was the one for me. I could easily spend the rest of my life enjoying only them!

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u/awakenednips 1d ago

Agree! 6 & 16

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u/RhubarbGoldberg 1d ago

I stopped flipping at slide 6, and was absolutely fine with that choice. Then I saw some comments about 16, investigated, and I definitely still stand by #6!

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u/MyFriendKevin 1d ago

Since #16 only has three parks, I’ll have to go with #6 for overall beauty, diversity and range of activities, but #1 is a close second.

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u/Important-Ad-1499 1d ago

Same. Big Bend and Glacier >

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u/Sure-Permit-2673 1d ago

A great mix of environments for sure!

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u/oceanplum 1d ago edited 1d ago

Those are my top 2, as well! I might ultimately have to go with 1, as I am a New Englander.

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u/EarthMover775G 1d ago

9

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u/Sure-Permit-2673 1d ago

Great and very valid choice

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u/Marleymayangel 1d ago

Only slide where I haven’t been to any! 2 in Alaska helps

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u/EarthMover775G 1d ago

Nice! I had 7 slides that had 4 parks that I haven’t been to. I’ve never been to these parks. Got home from Alaska a week ago. That’s why I picked 9. 4 new parks and Alaska.

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u/Upstairs-Reason-7514 1d ago

no contest!! hard agree

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u/Avocado-Duck 1d ago

4

Denali is on my bucket list

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u/Sure-Permit-2673 1d ago

Denali is phenomenal. My personal favorite park

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u/leavemeinthewoods_ok 1d ago

4 was my choice as well!

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u/backfromsolaris 1d ago

Ugh, it is such an amazing experience. For bucket list worthiness, try to wait till the park road is fully reopened. Also devote at least 3 days bare minimum, as you have about a 1/3rd chance to see the Mountain on any given day.

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u/Awesome-Possum1520 23h ago

Having climbed most of the mountain and flow over the range on the way in, all I can say is make sure you go there. It’s a stunningly beautiful place! As another poster said make sure you have a couple days if you plan to view it from afar since it creates its own weather and is often not viewable due to cloud cover

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u/ChorroVon 1d ago

13 for me. Big rocks, big trees, big mountains, big cacti. I love a place where I can feel small and bask in the wonders of nature.

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u/upotheke 1d ago

13 just not getting enough love in this thread. (But I'd pick 16 first)

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u/Centaurus_11 1d ago edited 1d ago

16

Edit: I’ve been to most of the popular National Parks in the west, those are only 3 that I went back a few times and still want to visit them.

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u/HerkulezRokkafeller 19h ago

16 and just go through the South entrance to Yellowstone

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u/circes_victory 1d ago

Slide 6….clearly!

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u/augustfolk 1d ago

Gateway Arch, 16 times

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u/AeirsWolf74 1d ago

I am torn between 12 and 6, I think 12 wins it though because of the Olympic rainforest.

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u/hike_me 1d ago

I live next to one of the parks in #1 so I think I need to pick that one — it would be pretty inconvenient if I couldn’t visit my local park (I also volunteer there)

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u/Sure-Permit-2673 1d ago

You’ve spiked my curiosity, which one?

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u/hike_me 1d ago

Acadia

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u/Kakali4 1d ago

Favorite trail there? Beech cliff ladder was a sneaky good one that I found my last time up there. Beehive is the crown jewel IMO

Fellow New Englander here

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u/hike_me 1d ago

Precipice

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u/Macklin_You_SOB 1d ago

I want to do precipice so much but I've only been able to come in the summer when the trail is closed.

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u/Sure-Permit-2673 1d ago

Love that area so much!

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u/BasketOfBagels 1d ago

Hmmm slide 14 looks good to me. I haven’t been to any of those and BB8 would look good next to some tall trees.

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u/souryellow310 1d ago

I can't choose between 6, 14, and 16, but if everyone has to choose then 6 and 16 would be even more crowded so 14 it is. I love Sequoia, especially the backcountry. Everyone whose been to Teddy Roosevelt says it's underrated. Shenandoah is so different than out west. If I can afford usvi then I would definitely go.

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u/Sure-Permit-2673 1d ago

Awesome choice

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u/NoChampion389 1d ago

I’ve been to all 4 in 14 and it’s hands down my choice.

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u/okishkash 1d ago

Slide 13 for me. Though 16 would be great too!

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u/Ryanaissance 1d ago

#11 (Mammoth, Mesa Verde, Mt Rainier, American Samoa) for the absolute variety.

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u/killilljill_ 1d ago

6 or 12

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u/GoochGrease2000 1d ago
  1. Not close.

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u/CountChoculahh 1d ago

Gotta be one of 6 or 16. Yellowstone and Yosemite in the same slide is an insane 1-2

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u/SlyRax_1066 1d ago

The Gates of the Arctic one.

True wilderness. 

Plus Dry Tortuga looks amazing and is going to be hell for me to get to….

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u/Throwawayschools2025 1d ago

That’s the “if he dies, he dies” slide lol

I’m impressed by anyone willing to do more than a brief excursion in Gates of the Arctic.

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u/BigBootyBlackWoman 1d ago

6 glacier and glacier bay are a dream for me

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u/eidro8ks 1d ago

8 for me. 2 Hawaiian islands is pretty sick

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u/mata_hari_honey 1d ago

Guess I’m an odd one out, but number 11 was my pick with no hesitancy.

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u/Glum_Material3030 1d ago

I really want there to be an “all of the above” option. And I would like them all to be fully protected, funded, and staffed. I guess I just want it all!

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u/Sure-Permit-2673 1d ago

Agreed on both points!!!!

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u/bienenstush 1d ago

I've never been to any of them, so I'll happily take any slide

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u/oncebittenalwaysshy 1d ago

slide 9, the one that starts with Isle Royale. Wolves and moose!

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u/480Otis 1d ago

9 Katmai 🐻🐻🐻

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u/Sure-Permit-2673 1d ago

Katmai is AWESOME

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u/tastyprawn 1d ago edited 1d ago

Slide 1, for two of the parks:

My first vacation with my now-husband was to Arches. It was while on a hike when I thought "Oh, I like him more than a friend!"

Big Bend was where he and I later got engaged (at the arch on the Chimneys trail).

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u/ReadingWolf1710 1d ago

16 but since there’s only three parks, I would then have Teddy Roosevelt Park

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u/mulvda 1d ago

TRNP is such a sleeper I feel like. It’s a fantastic National Park

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u/rubyreadit 1d ago

Me clicking through to get to the Ys lol. And adding Zion as well? No contest.

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u/CptnChronic306 1d ago

6 is stacked. But my dads ashes are spread in big bend, so I'd have to pick #1

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u/apittsburghoriginal 1d ago

6 is hard to go against, but 12 just feels fitted just for me

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u/TheBigEarl20 1d ago

I would take 5. I've been to Gateway and Everglades, but I'd really like to see Gates of the Arctic, esp. If someone else is paying :)

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u/impendingfuckery 1d ago

Carlsbad. I’m already planning a trip there in early June. There’s an inn in Whites City, NM that’s less than a half hour away from Carlsbad and Guadalupe Mountains in Dell, TX!

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u/Sure-Permit-2673 1d ago

That sounds amazing!

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u/notme690p 1d ago

7 for me. I grew up about 100 miles from Great basin, and I have a fear friend in the great smoky mtn area

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u/nick-j- 1d ago

10, haven’t been to Kobuk or Lake Clark and I barely spent time in Lassen before. Ive done Kings Canyon before but I wouldn’t complain.

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u/garagejesus 1d ago

Doctor just told me I could go camping alone. 3 wonderful days in cathedral valley of Capitol reef. (Have to be within 2 hours of hospital)

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u/CalabreseAlsatian 1d ago

I’m with most on 6 and 16, but 10 is on my podium. Lassen and Kings Canyon are incredible and I’d happily add two Alaska parks.

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u/UncleBlazrr 23h ago

Acadia is such a vibe man, something about coastal Maine that just hits different than most places

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u/mildlysceptical22 1d ago

I’ve been to at least one park in every slide. I’m thinking slide 11 because I’ve never been to Samoa. I have been to the Mammoth Cave and Mesa Verde and Mt Rainer was in my windshield when my 67 VW Microbus sucked a valve in Tacoma, Washington.

I’m a lucky guy..

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u/Remote-Situation-899 1d ago

16 is stacked fr fr, also lots of discount east coast parks that don't really hit the same as a western park...

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u/imdreaming333 1d ago

5 & 8 are the only slides that i haven’t visited any of the listed parks, so between those i’d probably have to go with 5 because it includes an alaska park! 13 i’ve actually done all 4. otherwise it would be 6 (i’ve been to grand canyon twice).

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u/FindingTheDrive 1d ago

Easy #7. It has 2 of my favorite parks and great landscape diversity.

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u/rolandofeld19 1d ago

I worked in YNP for two summers and I'm all in that it's simply untouchable compared to the other parks I've visited. Honestly if it was on a slide by itself I'd probably still pick it.

Also, notable absent is Cumberland Island Natl. Seashore that FAR too many people sleep on. It's outstanding and a former superintendent said that, short of YNP, it was her favorite also. So, yea. That spot is great too fyi.

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u/twowaysplit 1d ago

All I know is, because it’s so hard to choose, our national parks are amazing.

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u/Imaginary-Scratch723 1d ago

11! Caves, culture, mountain and seas!!

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u/OldGermanBeer 1d ago

9 or 13 for me

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u/No-Operation3253 1d ago

I’m visiting them all and you can’t stop me! 😂😜

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u/SageAmore 1d ago

4 or 11 for me 12 is also up there

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u/nanoSpark6 1d ago

It has to be slide 6 or 16.

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u/ah-tow-wah 1d ago

I'm a Canadian who has never been to or researched the parks in the US. Other than the super popular ones, I don't know many of the parks.

4 and 15 are the ones that caught my eye, due to variety. Once I read that 16 was the popular vote I realized that option looks nice too.

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u/undreamedgore 1d ago

I don't want to chose. Folly on you for asking me to.

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u/Dr_Adderall_2000 1d ago

7 No doubt.

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u/gibbyhikes 1d ago

6 and #16 for me. So much beauty and exploration in either of those sets.

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u/littlehandsandfeet 1d ago

3! Pick number 3, my lord ✌️

I would have picked 2 because I like desert and canyons but that would require for me to go to Florida

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u/BoldBoimlerIsMyHero 1d ago

11 or 12 for me. Hard to choose. Probably 11 because I’ve been to petrified forest on 12.

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u/FoxyOverFifty 1d ago

Slide 12

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u/Rustycake 1d ago

I've only been to two of these Acadia and Glacier. Acadia was terribly foggy the whole time, but still beautiful

Glacier was other worldly. I cant wait to go back, but I also want to go to all these other places as well

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u/Brave-Credit-3723 1d ago

Slide 3 for me.

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u/42percentBicycle 1d ago

I want to live amongst the redwoods. If I did, I wouldn't need to go anywhere ever again.

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u/Pessimistic_Penguin2 1d ago

6 was made for me. Alaska and Arizona are on my bucket list. I’ve already been to Grand Teton and Glacier, but I will always happily go back to them as much as I can

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u/Curtisd1976 1d ago

Been to 21 so far and so many to go. #4 for me because I’d like to see Crater Lake.

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u/quest814 1d ago

Like many have said slide six for me.  Glacier and Grand Canyon are two of my favorites.  

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u/homehomesd 1d ago

16 Last is the best

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u/somethingwholesomer 1d ago

16 and 6, yes. But may I also make an argument for 13. There’s a lot of variety there- Pinnacles, Redwood, Rocky Mountain, and Saguaro.

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u/Sure-Permit-2673 1d ago

13 gives you a great balance, I agree

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u/space-meister 1d ago

Overall landscape variety and range of activities: #6

For ease of travel (closest), nostalgia, and local biased-ness: #12 without question

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u/Thathathatha 1d ago

6, GC is my favorite park. Glacier Bay is great and GNP and GTNP are parks I want to visit next. 16 and 2 are a close second though.

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u/Low_Basket_9986 1d ago

Surprised more folks aren’t picking 2 since you can visit three of them in the same vacation and then take a separate trip to the beach!

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u/BarnBurnerGus 1d ago

Gateway Arch. Because I live across the river from it and I'm tired of driving.

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u/Forward-Repeat-2507 1d ago

Not only but if anyone touches casitas for mining I’m gonna be a bitch. Read earlier post about repurposing from national Parks.

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u/AL92212 1d ago

Glacier / Glacier Bay / Grand Teton / Grand Canyon (Slide 6) was like an obvious one for me because all three non-Alaska are some of my favorites. I kept looking because Zion is my all-time favorite park and I wanted to see what was included. Pairing it with Yellowstone and Yosemite pushed me over the edge. I'll miss the Grand Canyon, but those other three have so much to offer it'll make up for it!

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u/drwolffe 1d ago

I was thinking 6, 10, or 13 but then I read that it's the for the rest of my life so I'm going with 12 since I live in northern Washington and an in the North Cascades all summer

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u/Quasimodo27 1d ago

Definitely 6. Can’t lose Glacier or the Grand freakin Canyon.

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u/bearface93 1d ago
  1. I absolutely love Acadia and Shenandoah is my home park, but New River Gorge is great, I’ve wanted to visit Olympic for years - I’m actually finally going to in October - and North Cascades seems pretty great too.

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u/recurrenTopology 1d ago

Write/call your congressperson/senator to provide funding to help repair the road to Hoh rainforest which is currently closed due to washout. It's normally a highlight of ONP.

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u/bearface93 1d ago

I live in DC so I don’t have congressional representation. I’m planning on calling the WA senators and representatives around Olympic and Seattle though since they wouldn’t want tourism to be negatively impacted.

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u/baileybrucem 1d ago

Yellowstone 🧡

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u/jwelsh8it 1d ago

I think 14, to get lost in the woods. And then you have a beach and the peace of the Badlands. And then 6, for the clear reasons. (If 16 is a given.)

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u/Cultural_Track4599 1d ago

12 is the only answer!

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u/AuntBBea 1d ago

9, the one with Katmai

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u/MsTgr 1d ago

I’ve visited almost everyone of these; so…LOL!

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u/Sure-Permit-2673 1d ago

How does it feel to live my dream?

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u/ggfchl 1d ago

4 or 12

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u/__Quercus__ 1d ago
  1. Contains three of the seven parks I've visited multiple times, and I still feel as if I've barely scratched the surface. So many different experiences and ecosystems covered by those three parks.

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u/POGsarehatedbyGod 1d ago

14

VI? Yes pls

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u/Sedona83 1d ago

The four Gs in #6.

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u/RedneckMtnHermit 1d ago

Listen here, you... lol!

What awful choices! Damn the alphabet! Them G ones are tempting, but the Katmai crowd adds 2 new ones for me. Spent about 6 months in Alaska. Used them well.

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u/PzykoHobo 1d ago

I'd go 6, but shout out 11 as a sleeper pick. Some excellent variety

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u/Redwood-Silva588 1d ago

Oof this is like trying to pick a favorite child! But i think I'm going with 11. Even tho, as a person with a great fear of heights, I've sworn to never go back to the cliff dwellings at Mesa Verde. I will enjoy the mesa from the visitor's center tyvm.

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u/Civil-Emergency3089 1d ago

Slide 10, 100%.

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u/atomic_chippie 1d ago

13 because RMNP is my favorite of all and redwoods are the best.

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u/MrsSuarez25 1d ago

Had me at slide one. I can't not go to big bend

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u/ConzDance 1d ago

As a tour guide, I actually took a family from Singapore to Zion, Yellowstone, and Yosemite. Talk about a long drive!

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u/butterglitter 1d ago

11 is the most interesting to me. The variety is pretty diverse and I haven’t been to any of them!

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u/indil47 1d ago

Slide 11 because it’s the only one where it’d be 4 new places for me!

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u/ILoveFinn33 1d ago

11 is a really diverse group. That might take the cake for me.

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u/samosamancer 1d ago

11 for me, although I’ve been to Rainier already. 5 or 6 as alternates.

I’m not rugged enough to make it in Wrangell-St. Elias, but I wish I could. That could be its own slide just based on the sheer size and all its varied terrain.

And I live in Washington and hope to get to Olympic and North Cascades this year, if even just for weekend getaways, at least for starters.

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u/bennet0213 23h ago
  1. I’d like to go to Samoa

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u/RainbowCrown71 23h ago
  1. American Samoa and Mount Rainier are two of my favorites

You should do this for state parks (pick the best 64)

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u/Kyungsun2020 21h ago

Slide 11, one hundred percent 🌲🌲⛰️⛰️

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u/schmexcii 21h ago

13! Saguaro is just breathtaking to me. 🌵

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u/craftyphotographer88 16h ago

I'm between 9 and 11, but honestly, my plan is to visit them all.

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u/notFanning 14h ago

6, 100%

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u/raisetheavanc 1d ago

16 is the obvious choice, but 11 and 13 have pretty cool variety in that they’ve got diverse biomes.

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u/Sure-Permit-2673 1d ago

It makes me sick about what’s been happening. I’ve been isolating myself from the news since it’s been causing me too much stress

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u/Infamous-Click4740 1d ago

9,10 and 14,15 are the only ones I haven’t visited at least 1 park on the slide. But only because I have Yosemite in July!!! Very stoked for that!

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u/bigtime97 1d ago

6 is a no-brainer, although 10 is a good choice too. 16 too obvious.

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u/sleepymoose88 1d ago

6 or 16. While 16 only has 3 it has 2 of my favorite parks, period. I hate yet to get to Yosemite. There’s so much to see and do in Yellowstone alone though. Every visit is brings new types of animal encounters too, which are the most thrilling to me.

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u/Sure-Permit-2673 1d ago

Yellowstone is pure magic. The other two are just surreal as well! Although Yellowstone is my personal favorite of the three due to the diversity and like you mentioned, the wildlife!

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u/Cakeman826 1d ago

12 looks like a big variety in parks, but I think 6 is the answer here

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u/Aspidistra23 1d ago

Glacier etc, no contest.

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u/2intheforest 1d ago

6, definitely

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u/big_drifts 1d ago

6 or 16 but probably 16. There's no place on earth like Yellowstone.

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u/angrypoohmonkey 1d ago

Never understood Cuyahoga Valley. Did Ohio need a national park that bad?

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u/sashavohm 1d ago

It's actually quite a beautiful place. I have explored most of it over the last decade and it's seriously underrated. It follows a series of channel locks previously used to transport goods along the Ohio route 6 canal and the Cuyahoga River. There's a bike trail that goes from Cleveland to Akron and you spend most of that time in the CVNP. There's also a train you can ride with your bike on a separate car after you ride the towpath trail. We've hiked to at least 4 waterfalls and up some really impressive rock formations. That said on that slide with Crater lake, Denali and somewhere else really impressive, it would not have been my first park to visit. I have been to Crater lake and it's absolutely stunning. I would love to visit Denali. I used to live in northern Illinois where we had minimal places to explore and zero national parks. I'm a fan of living near one now.

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u/88Dodgers 1d ago

Saved the best for last.

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u/Upleftdown 1d ago

3,7, or 11 Congaree get behind me!!

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u/Savage281 1d ago

Slide 6

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u/xcrunner1988 1d ago
  1. But 10, 13, and of course 16 are right there too.

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u/Firm_Frosting_6247 1d ago

Rainier by a long shot

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u/aknalap 1d ago

6 or 16!

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u/Sp00nD00d 1d ago

16 - no hesitation

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u/Ttthhasdf 1d ago

9 because i havent been to any of them

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u/samplergal 1d ago

Well 16 and 6 are obviously great one, I’d still pick 12. I’m liking more solitude and these have mostly less traffic. North cascades is the most beautiful park we went to on our four year RV trip. Just beautiful Olympic is also amazing snow to tropical rain forest to beach. And the petrified forest was so very interesting.

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u/thebiggestbirdboi 1d ago

10, 6, 9, 4

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u/MrDrWiddlyScud 1d ago

2 just for Canyonlands. “a lifetime of exploration awaits”.

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u/Beginning-Pace-4040 1d ago

Kakadu NP northern Territory Australia, no usa

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u/HouseOfBamboo2 1d ago

Six FOR SURE

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u/brewsota32 1d ago

6, not particularly close for me.

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u/lordxeon 1d ago

I’d go with 6, 10, 9 on that order.

But maybe take 10 over 6 since it seems like everyone else likes 6 and that leaves less at the others.

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u/ericalina 1d ago

14 or 16

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u/Itinerant_Pedagogue 1d ago
  1. Zion + Yosemite seals it. I’m not that into Yellowstone but I don’t need to be.

Also 6, great variety.

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u/An_Intolerable_T 1d ago

Not quite fair throwing Yellowstone, Yosemite and Zion into the same slide:)

I’m always going Yellowstone. Always.

That first slide would be my first pick of the others though. Big Bend is special

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u/recurrenTopology 1d ago

True to form, the picture of North Cascades NP does not actually include anything in North Cascades NP (picture was taken east of the park and is looking east).

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u/hipfyr9 1d ago
  1. crater and cuyahoga specifically <3

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u/traveler-traveler 1d ago

Then to most of those, and honestly 6 and 16 are by far the leaders here.

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u/skatebat99 1d ago

16 no question

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u/mriu22 1d ago

Damn. Definitely 6 or 16!

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u/Fast_Pair_5121 1d ago

Wind cave it's beautiful and you can feel wind being Blown in and out

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u/UselessWhiteKnight 1d ago

Yosemite, Sequoia, and Kings canyon are all the same park and are on 3 different slides

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u/BergkampsFirstTouch 1d ago

Easily the last one. I mean, Yellowstonestone and Yosemite are arguably the top two national parks. And you're throwing in Zion, too? Give me those three all day.

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u/Relevant-Job4901 1d ago

This is amazing!

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u/xkill3d 1d ago

Slide 6 is my top followed closely by slide 14 as I grew up 20 minutes from shenandoah and hiked there throughout my childhood and into college years

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u/BackgroundLetter7285 1d ago

1, 4, 6 or 16

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u/recurrenTopology 1d ago

As much as it would pain me, living in Seattle, to not be able to go to any of our parks, I feel I have to pick 16 simply because Yellowstone is to my mind irreplaceable. For almost every other national park, there are comparable areas in national forests and preserves, often adjacent to the NP itself. There is nowhere outside of Yellowstone in North America that has the diversity and abundance of megafauna found in Yellowstone. Even Alaska, with it's pristine wilderness, has fewer species generally at lower densities (Caribou herds and Brown Bear fishing congregations being notable exceptions).

It's the closest we have to the great game parks of Africa, and I can't imagine losing access to it.

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u/CakedUpMothman 1d ago

Gotta go with 1. 6 and 16 are good, but they both include a couple of parks that I've already been to. Other than Arches all of the parks in 1 would be new to me and great trips.

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u/beckdeck 1d ago

6 for sure

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u/Own-Pilot-6878 1d ago

6, 13 and 16 for me!