Americans kicking off summer at national parks and U.S. Forest Service trailheads this Memorial Day weekend will find clean restrooms, well-staffed visitor centers and tidy trails. But longtime ...

Americans kicking off summer at national parks and U.S. Forest Service trailheads this Memorial Day weekend will find clean restrooms, well-staffed visitor centers and tidy trails. But longtime ...

Tioga Road has been closed due to ice and snow since November. It will reopen to all traffic at 8 a.m. Monday. But there won't be a bicyclists-only day like in years past.

“In 2024, Zion recorded over 92,000 visits during Memorial Day weekend,” park officials said in a press release. “This is more than the annual total for over 150 National Park Service sites .” ...

Memorial Day is the day we remember the U.S. military service members who paid the ultimate sacrifice for our country.. They're never forgotten at Andersonville National Historic Site, one of 433 ...

Memorial Day weekend is considered “the summer ‘kick-off’” at the Sequoia and Kings Canyon national parks, the National Park Service wrote in a news release Monday.

While Independence Pass is opening at its earliest date in six years, Rocky Mountain National Park announced Thursday that Trail Ridge Road will likely not reopen in time for Memorial Day weekend.

Ship Island’s swim beach is clear of debris just in time for Memorial Day, following a cleanup led by the National Park Service and volunteers.

Utah's national parks, including Arches and Canyonlands, expect increased Memorial Day visitors. Visitors should prepare for heavy traffic, crowded trails, and limited parking at parks.

Americans kicking off summer at national parks and U.S. Forest Service trailheads this Memorial Day weekend will find clean restrooms, well-staffed visitor centers and tidy trails. But longtime ...

“In 2024, Zion recorded over 92,000 visits during Memorial Day weekend,” park officials said in a press release. “This is more than the annual total for over 150 National Park Service sites .” ...