National Parks In California You Must Visit To Explore Sublime Wilderness

1. 8 National Parks In California You Must Visit To Explore Sublime Wilderness Made By: Triphobo Website: https://www.triphobo.com

2. Yosemite National Park • Spread across nearly 1,200 square miles, the enchanting Yosemite National Park is located in the Sierra Nevada Mountains.  •  One of the best national parks in California, it was declared a protected reserve in the year 1864.  • The National Park is famous world over for its cascading waterfalls, its giant sequoias and its beautiful meadows.

3. Channel Islands National Park • Made up of 5 islands, the surreal Channel Islands National Park is one of the largest national parks in California. • Anacapa, Santa Barbara, Santa Rosa, Santa Cruz and San Miguel are the islands that make up this ecologically rich and diverse park. • The marine life at the park is diverse in nature and you might even get to spot a blue whale!

4. Joshua Tree National Park • The unique and amazing Joshua Tree National Park is where two distinct desert ecosystems meet- the Colorado and the Mojave.  • If you are wondering where in USA will you get to see a night sky made up of a million stars, this is the place to head over to. • Activities you can do here is camping, picnicking, stargazing, photography, hiking, horseback riding.

5. Lassen Volcanic National Park • A unique place on the national parks in California list, the Lassen Volcanic National Park is home to many volcanoes! • The landscape of this National Park is made up of steaming fumaroles, serene lakes, intimidating peaks, lush green meadows peppered with vivid flowers and mud pots. • Note that due to the volatile nature of volcanoes, you are to stay on established trails and boardwalks, please do not be an explorer and go off track!

6. Sequoia National Park • Nicknamed ‘The land of the giants’, the Sequoia National Park is named so because of the numerous gigantic Sequoia trees that are found here.  • Boasting of a diverse landscape, you will get to see huge mountains, deep canyons, never-ending caves and of course, the famous trees on your visit to this charming National Park.

7. Death Valley National Park • One of the largest national parks in USA, the Death Valley National Park is spread across an area of 5,270 square miles. • The hottest National Park in the nation, the landscape is made up mostly of sand dunes, canyons, valleys and salt-flats.

8. Kings Canyon National Park • The enthralling Kings Canyon National Park shares its borders with the Sequoia National Park on the north. • Covered in dense vegetation, if you are a nature lover, you should definitely explore this park on your visit to the state of California.

9. Redwood National Park • Having a landscape made up of soaring redwoods that seem like they don’t have an end, the Redwood National Park is probably where fantasies and fairytales meet mankind • Activities: Hiking, camping, kayaking, scenic drives, bird watching, coastal walks. • Must See: Thomas H. Kuchel Visitor Centre, hamlet of Klamath, High Bluff Overlook, Hidden Beach.

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