National Parks Get Out of Your Car
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National Parks: Step Out of Your Car!
Experience the Magic Beyond the Road
The national park system in the United States offers breathtaking beauty and unexpected wonders. However, these experiences can be overshadowed by the throngs of visitors you encounter.
Roadside Viewing
Every year, millions flock to our national parks. Traffic creeps along at a snail's pace, parking lots overflow, and buses brim with tourists. Cars stop in the road to glimpse wildlife, causing traffic jams for miles.
Is it truly worth it? Would watching mountain scenes on a DVD in a Los Angeles traffic jam be any different?
As someone who frequently travels through Rocky Mountain National Park via Trail Ridge Road to reach my favorite fly fishing spots, I've also hiked numerous park trails. I’ve witnessed the frustration that comes with the crowded, gridlocked national park experience.
Do you think experiencing a national park means peering out from your car or bus, or stopping at the well-trodden scenic spots mere steps from the parking lots? If so, you're likely missing out on 95% of the park's magic?"a serene and almost mystical experience available to those who venture onto the trails.
The park roadways are designed to minimize environmental impact, not to lead you to its hidden gems. Without stepping out and exploring, you're missing the park's true beauty. Sure, you may need to navigate some congestion to reach your trailhead, but a short hike?"just about a mile?"can quickly distance you from the crowds. You could be shoulder to shoulder with hundreds at Bear Lake and find yourself in near solitude an hour later, if you’re willing to exert just a bit more effort than most visitors.
Embrace the adventure beyond the car! Strap on those hiking boots and leave the crowds behind. It's truly worth it.
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