Infos querbeet zu NPs, NMs, SPs, etc.

  • The Best State Park in Each U.S. State

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    It doesn't matter where you live or where you're going—there's a stunning state park waiting to be explored.


    National parks get all the attention, but some of the country's most striking landscapes are found in lesser-known—and therefore less busy—state parks. From the caves of Ohio's Hocking Hills State Park to the hoodoos of Utah's Mars-like Goblin Valley State Park, endless places are waiting to be explored from coast to coast.

    Whether you're looking for outdoor recreation in your home state or planning an epic road trip to some of the best state parks in the U.S., get ready to immerse yourself in beautiful and unusual terrain.


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  • "America's best idea" - Wie die US-Nationalparks unter Trump leiden


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  • Richter weist US National Park Service an, Sklaverei-Ausstellung in Philadelphia wiederherzustellen


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  • Glacier National Park Announces 2026 Summer Operations


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  • Rocky Mountain National Park Announces 2026 Timed Entry Reservation System


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  • Hawaii-Vulkan spuckt wieder Lava

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    Der Kilauea hat Asche, Rauch und Lava hunderte Meter hoch in die Luft geschleudert. Die Region ist eine der geologisch aktivsten der Erde.


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  • Another overcrowded national park drops its reservation system


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  • USA in NRW: Hier sieht es an Rhein und Ruhr so aus, wie in Amerika


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  • Enjoy Lake Powell This Season – Plan Ahead for Changing Water Levels

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    Glen Canyon National Recreation Area advises visitors to use caution on Lake Powell this season as low water levels create rapidly changing conditions. Boaters are encouraged to plan ahead and stay informed before and during their visit.

    Current information on launch ramps, marina services, lake conditions, and safety tips is available on the park boating webpage. Visitors should review the “Stay Safe!” section, including details on wakes and wakeless zones, which will be changing as water levels change.

    Low water levels have created new navigational hazards throughout the lake. The park’s Aids to Navigation (ATON) team marks primary travel channels but cannot mark every hazard due to fluctuating water levels and the lake’s size. Boaters may encounter newly exposed shorelines, submerged obstacles, and narrower or shifting channels in some areas. As marinas are repositioned to adjust to changing water levels, no-wake zones may also shift, boaters should remain alert and carefully watch for buoys and updated markers at all times.

    Visitors should operate vessels at safe speeds, maintain a proper lookout, and take early, deliberate action to avoid hazards, especially in unfamiliar areas and near busy launch ramps.

    Lake Powell continues to offer a wide range of recreational opportunities. Visitors can help ensure a safe and enjoyable experience by remaining aware of changing conditions and boating responsibly.


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  • CA to open 3 new state parks and expand others, including in Bay Area: Here's where


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