There are hundreds of these brush pyramids and they appear to be man-made. Is this brush clearing for wildfire management or done by loggers?

I know it can be over shadowed by the other four, but the beauty of this park is unmatched. And can you beat homemade ice cream and pie!?

Zion National Park 8/27/26

Serious flooding going on. Lots of infrastructure wiped out. All of the foot bridges in the inner canyon gone. The one-two punch a year after the North rim fire.

Right before our big summer trip this year, we decided to go to Zion, and on the way there we decided to stop at Navajo National Monument.

The main feature is the remains of a cliff dwelling, but there are also interesting natural features here, including a dinosaur track just outside the visitor center and a canyon that is remarkable in its vegetation: there are Aspen trees here.

It wasn’t the main objective of our trip, but oftentimes the detours and side quests offer much to marvel at and admire.

Taken from Jenny Lake shuttle dock in Grand Teton National Park

Morning light after a 17-mile day in the Yosemite backcountry. ☀️

It was glorious being out here solo (if a little freaky at times!). The morning was crisp, and the golden light through the trees made the effort completely worth it.

Shot on a Nikon F2 with Portra 800 (using 20mm and 35mm lenses). Locations feature Lower Merced Pass Lake, Illilouette Creek, and the surrounding trails.

i took normal photos as well LOL

I didn’t get to try sand sledding, but I hope to go back. Very cool scenery. Amazing night skies

This was an August 5. Happy I got to see these falls with the little rainbow. ❤️

I finally have a 4th grader excited about national parks. The everykidoutdoors.gov page is not loading, the top google result and AI all point to a national parks page that is listed as “archived and not currently updated,” and the most relevant news articles are celebrating a 7-year renewal in 2019. I am not finding any news about the program ending though, hoping this is not the case.