Crowley Ridge State Park in northeast Arkansas has rolling hills and forested terrain. Benjamin Crowley, one of the earliest settlers in the neighbourhood, called this place his homestead in the past. The Civilian Conservation Corps laboured in the 1930s to construct the park’s historic log …

Sitka National Historical Park was founded in 1890. It is thus Alaska’s first federally protected area. To honour the 1804 Battle of Sitka, Alaska’s first national park was created in 1910. The location of the Tlingit Fort and battlefield is all that is left of …

Daisy State Park is a scenic recreational area located in Arkansas’s foothills of the Ouachita Mountains. Daisy State Park, located at the base of the stunning Ouachita Mountains, is a haven for nature lovers. This park is situated in Lake Greeson, a beautiful 7,000-acre lake …

Bill Williams River National Wildlife Refuge is a haven for a wide variety of flora, fauna, and curious visitors. The wildlife refuge spans a total area of 6,105 acres and features picturesque cliffs, a tranquil river, and marshes that are teaming with ducks and rails. …

Havasu National Wildlife Refuge has many wildlife species, including the rare southwestern willow flycatcher and the more common desert bighorn sheep. These creatures depend on the water supply provided by the lower Colorado River. Covering 30 river miles and 300 miles of shoreline from Needles, …

Cabeza Prieta National Wildlife Refuge is mostly protected as wilderness, and it features the stark beauty of seven mountain ranges that tower over valleys covered in dunes and lava flows. This refuge has 1,000 square miles, 56 miles of its shared international border with Sonora, …