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Listen to Kit Parks, from Active Travel Adventures , discuss with our guest Ally her Mighty Five adventure through the best of Utah's national parks. Ally revisit the best highlights of Canyonlands, A
Found yourself in Wyoming with your hiking boots? Here’s some of our favourite ways to spend your days on in the Grand Teton National Park. If you’re a keen hiker, best to visit in July and August, bu
Utah is not only famous for having some of the best skiing in the country, it’s also one of the best places for paleontology in North America. Due to a vast variety of different rocks capable of prese
As a mid-west state, Utah is known for its dry, semi-arid climate, though some mountains feature a variety of climate sand, and the best way to experience the diverse landscapes of Utah is by hiking t
The best way to experience the diverse landscapes of Utah is by hiking through them. Utah has some very remote areas that are accessible only to serious backpackers, but routes to other stunningly bea
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It may be surprising to hear that the Tongariro National Park is New Zealand’s oldest national park. It was established in 1887 and, incredibly, was only the fourth national park to be established glo
The largest of New Zealand ’s fourteen national parks, Fiordland National Park makes up a significant part of the Te Wahipounamu World Heritage Site. This magnificent wilderness area stretches over 20
New Zealand's famous Arthur Sir Arthur Dudley Dobson must have been quite a guy as a national park, local village and mountain road pass are all named after him. As chief surveyor, Arthur was t
Aoraki (the Maori name for Mount Cook) is New Zealand’s highest mountain at 3754 metres or 12,316 feet. Mount Cook National Park lies in the Canterbury region of the South Island of New Zealand and is
