25 BEST NATIONAL PARKS IN USA

Join us as we explore the 25 Best National Parks in America! America’s national parks are some of the most beautiful places in the world. They are home to dramatic mountain peaks, pristine lakes, rocky coastal cliffs, Martian-like rock formations, magnificent canyons, towering trees, gigantic glaciers, desert sand dunes, and erupting volcanoes!
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WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE NATIONAL PARK IN AMERICA?
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American Classic Tours offers upscale, all-inclusive tours to the most beautiful places in North America. Founded in 1988 by Joe Conroy, American Classic Tours is a family-owned business. Today, Joe is joined by his son JD Conroy (Tour TV host in the video above). Over the past 33 years, we have led thousands of travelers to the most beautiful places in North America.
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[sajforever]

Love Yosemite. Red Woods, Zion ……… so many beautiful parks in the west coast

[tntmac]

I'm not sure I can watch 42 minutes of this. Especially when my favorite Park comes in at number 25!! Are you nuts??? Glacier is phenomenal!!

[NationalParkWild]

I’ve been to 61 of the 63 parks and Yellowstone is my favorite. No amount of crowds can sour the experience in this park as there is more to see and enjoy here than in any other park. Big Bend and Denali are really high up for me so I’m happy to see them get some love!

[MaximRedin]

So beautiful places to see... i hope one day i could visit'em. I am watching you from Russia. So it is challenging to get there

[tomesplin]

I’m Australian. Blown away by the National Parks in California, Utah, Nevada and Arizona. We walked in 13 National Parks in these states during a visit a few years ago. Each spectacular and unique. Impossible to pick a favorite…

[Luciferwinchester]

My favorite is North Cascades, it's free, a mountaineering paradise, and there is no one there, feels like true wilderness, and the mountains and alpine are incredible. Most people don't even make it inside the park's true borders, but if you do it's another world. Very few trails, so the people climbing there are experienced, and it keeps away the tourist crowds.

[RachelJ]

My top 3 are Mount Rainier, Zion, and Glacier closely followed by Yosemite. Did angels landing in Zion and half dome in Yosemite which definitely are two of the most incredible hikes!

[barbaramurphy]

Arches NP was SO breathtaking, and you felt like you were on another planet. I loved it, and would visit again!

[dhunt]

Grand Tetons was my favorite so far. What a beautiful place and the Milky Way in that dark sky was a bonus

[sandrawiley]

My husband & I have toured 35 of the 63 National Parks, many of the National Monuments, National Forests, National Seashores, and more over the years. We hope to add 6 more National Parks to our list of awesome places we have visited this spring. We both have the Senior "America the Beautiful" Lifetime Passes that we acquired years ago, and will continue to use them to enjoy the splendor of many more of our National Parks System. I have so many "favorite" parks that I'm not going to list them here. Each of them have wonders that make then unique and special in their own way. We have also toured many State parks along the way too. Thank you for making these parks available to all for a lifetime of enjoyment.

[bareforests]

I moved to Colorado about 12 years ago, opening my eyes to the beauty of the American West. We live two hours away from Rocky Mountain National Park, so we are spoiled. Thanks for the video--we are looking forward to exploring more.

[ELC_Briarcrest]

Great video! I do weekly travelogues with my residents at their retirement village and I love finding a long enough video that is formatted well. Good job :)

[liam]

Wow, I love America’s modern cities and national parks! Very cool, very modern!

[waynesimpson]

I agree that Redwoods has a surprising and hard-to-describe spiritual/awe-inspiring effect that photos simply don't capture.

[galinkabondar]

Yosemite has some crowds but not too many and it is immensely beautiful.

[johnmartinez]

I've been to 21 National Parks in the contiguous 48. All so different so I will categorize. Desert - Canyonlands and Bryce Canyon. Hiking through Chesler Park and Joint Trail in the Needles District was other worldly. Mountain - Grand Tetons and Yellowstone. Diversity - Olympic blew me away. Absolutely stunning. Loved Zion but sooo crowded.

[adventureswithmarkandsonoko]

Very cool video! It gives us so many great ideas for our own channel. Cheers!

[Chezch--hjgd]

Have you even been to any of these? Glacier, Olympic, and Acadia deserve to be WAY higher. Also if you’ve been to Yellowstone, you would for sure rank it at 1.

[sewmaggie]

My favorite is Glacier National Park, but Zion is wonderful too.

[garybrock]

I've only been to a couple of parks but I'm taking my family to the grand canyon for Christmas this year. Going to do petrified forest and try to squeeze in death valley and sequoia and kings canyon. Can't wait!