The 15 Best National Parks | Based on Personal Enjoyment

Frequently I am asked as to my favorite National Park. It's an impossible question to answer because the National Parks are all so unique and spectacular. They are in a sense incomparable. But if you ask me which ones I have "enjoyed" the most - these would be my top 15 National Parks. Please share your favorite National Parks below in the comment section!

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PLEASE NOTE: As mentioned in this video, the list was solely generated based upon "my enjoyment" of the individual National Parks - not using beauty or popularity as a standard. Because of the vast diversity and incredible beauty they all share, the Parks are incomparable. This is just my personal subjective assessment based upon my individual experiences. And with that, we can all respect the opinions of others that might differ from ours to celebrate our favorite National Parks! AND YES, I KNEW I'D SURPRISE SOME WITH MY #1 SELECTION! Just being true to my criteria and my heart.

[kingrobert]

I’m so jealous. I’m sitting in my house just longing for the time I will get to travel the world and explore nature

[EasyLube]

Can't even begin to tell you how emotionally powerful my wife and I find our National Parks to be. To see you explore and enjoy them with your family brings us tears of joy!

[drumjunk]

Being just a visitor from Germany, I congratulate you on this wonderful overview. I haven't been to Big Bend, Badlands, Acadia or Dry Tortuga, but I've visited the other eleven over the years, and most of those you mentioned between the numbers 2 and 1.
Personally, the places which have touched my heart the most are Island in the Sky in Canyonlands and a National Monument, Devils Tower (Bears Lodge) in Wyoming. Walking around the tower in the evening when most of the visitors had left, listening to the music of the wind in the trees and on the stone pillars is unforgettable for me.
Not to forget driving along Iron Mountain Road (US 16A) and up to Pikes Peak in a 24 ft RV (yes it works!)
Thank you very much for your compilation, it was great fun to listen and watch.

[longboard]

completely agree with Zion. That was the first park that really got me into loving national parks

[rickwhite]

In the summer of 2005, I visited 23 parks. It took me two months. That changed my life!
I'm glad I don't have to rate them.

[californiathroughmylens]

Randomly stumbled on this video and really enjoyed it! I just got back from Dry Tortugas last month and I have to say it is a pretty special spot. So fun to see all of the parks you have been to as visiting all of them is on my bucket list as well. Thanks for the great video!

[lbshwillin]

Well done, Sir. I love and share your enthusiasm for America's beauty. It is also apparent that you are an excellent family man. Great videos and thanks for sharing.

[RkM]

I have been to Yosemite, Sequoia, and Zion... seeing you put other National Parks above those makes me truly excited for new experiences.

[christinestange]

After watching so many of your America's Park's creations, I often wondered which were your favorites. This production was fabulous! So beautifully pieced together with expert editing and narration. Simply superb! 🗻🏜️🏞️🏔️🌄🚶

[jeremyday]

This video is a dream come true for me! I love anything and everything about America's National Parks. I have visited 152 National Sites- that includes National Monuments, National Historic Sites, etc., but only 22 of the full blown National Parks themselves. All are incredible. I enjoyed this video so much that I rewatched it with my fiancée so we could pick out the things that we recognized from our travels. Thanks for you great videos!

[CampTravelExplore]

This is an absolutely incredible episode! Great work, very informative and well edited! Great Job "Americas Parks"!

[alrichardson]

Hello America's Park's! As always I enjoyed the video. You and I have both visited Arches National Park 4 times and it's truly a special place. I fact, I have been to all of the big 5 national parks and have hiked all of them. Delicate Arch, Navajo Loop at Bryce and the amazing Angels Landing are my favorites to hike. I also have taken the boat ride up Lake Powell to Rainbow Bridge National Monument. I'm from RI so I really love Acadia National Park as my son and I have been going every year. The Schoodic Point section of Acadia National Park is absolutely spectacular, and so peaceful! Great Video Randy!

[dansakimoto]

Beautiful job on this compilation, Pastor Randy! Our nation has been blessed with so much natural beauty that this had to be an impossibly difficult list to create. As a Californian my bias may be showing, but Yosemite is very special to me ... I'm a big fan of the Utah parks as well. Thanks for letting us come along on your journeys!

[gravy_brain]

Absolutely Priceless Treasures. So Thankful for the National Parks. Such Beauty.

[nigelcole]

Thanks you so much. I’m going to the USA from New Zealand for 3 months and your YouTube channel has been a great research tool. God bless!

[PepsiGal]

Wow it would be so cool to grow up in your family. The adventures you’ve all had together and memories are unforgettable and you all are so lucky. Thank you

[scottbrewer]

What a great video! I've been to Badlands, Grand Tetons, Yellowstone and Grand Canyon. I'm fortunate to live 40 miles from Acadia. This summer it's Shenandoah and Great Smoky Mountain National Park. We live in a magnificent country! Thank you again sir.

[AndyL]

Spot on! You are so very right. The experiences at a park can change the order so easily. Time of year, type of weather and crowds change everything. Clear and sunny to cold and snowy. A hike up along a waterfall or thru a canyon, a bike ride thru a park, a snow shoe hike or cross country ski adventure. Each experience is so different. I just hope that most of you experience some of these places multiple times, at different times of the year. Excellent video’s and I appreciate that you share your unbiased experiences with the rest of us. Thank you for sharing.

[vittorioviarengo]

Thank you for this!!! Really awesome, especially hearing the enthusiasm in your voice and seeing yours and your family smiles!!! You gave me a lot of new ideas! Thanks