Amazing golden days | Photo by Julia Kaissa

(by dylankato)

Road Trip Day 19- Olympic National Park , USA

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Photo from around ~2002 inside one of the fully enclosed trails within the Mystery Flesh Pit National Park. These trails were some of the most expensive to both construct and maintain, offering unparalleled access to the interior of the park to people of all physical conditions. 

Great Basin National Park in Nevada is one of the darkest spots in the United States. What better time to appreciate this park's clear night sky, then on International Day of Clean Air? Good air quality coupled with a lack of light pollution give visitors majestic starry views of Wheeler Peak. On clear, moonless nights at Great Basin, thousands of stars, numerous planets, star clusters, meteors, man-made satellites, the Andromeda Galaxy, and the Milky Way can be seen with the naked eye. The area boasts some of the darkest night skies left in the country. Low humidity, good air quality, and minimal light pollution, combined with high elevation, create a unique window to the universe. Photo by John Vermette (sharetheexperience.org). Photo description: A bright Milky Way and night sky filled with stars light up the mountains below.

First rays of sun

National Park Torres del Paine, Patagonia Chilena.

Glacier National Park epic sunset                           

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Perseids meteor shower falling over Mt. Rainier ll DuskPiper 

Winter Sunrise (by Sathish J) Mt Rainier National Park , Washington, USA

Joshua Tree National Park, California

Lake District Nationalpark United Kingdom

© harry.t.baker

twilight flow

by Nicholas Steinberg

(by thestrawhatbackpacker)

Watch as the color of Crater Lake National Park's famous blue water deepens brilliantly. 

The park's water comes directly from snow and rain -- there are no other water sources, which means there is no sediment or minerals, helping it maintain its rich color and making it one of the cleanest and clearest lakes in the world.  

Video by Pele LaFrance, NPS. Video description: Shallow turquoise waters near the Phantom Ship at Crater Lake National Park, changing abruptly to deep blue waters

You will be there

National Park Torres del Paine, Magallenes, Chile.

Layers leading to Mt. Baker

From where i would rather be today

By: Sam Johnson

Sunbeams on the meadow

Parc Naziunal Svizzer, Engadin, Switzerland

Bears in Our National Parks, 2005; National Parks and Monuments Series; Cinematography by Russ Finley

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