These US National Park Experiences Are Magical for Winter Visitors

Four places that may inspire you to plan a trip this season.
These US National Park Experiences Are Magical for Winter Visitors
Dog sleds have been used for transportation in the far north for generations. E. Boisvert/Tourisme Mauricie
Autumn Spredemann
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Hearing the words “outdoor winter activities” conjures images of ski slopes and laps around the municipal ice rink for many. But for those who want to experience a natural wonderland this winter, America’s national parks offer many unique vacation experiences.

From rare wildlife viewing opportunities to waterfall hikes, smaller crowds, and dogsledding, these national park gems sparkle for winter visitors. There are a variety of activities to suit every palate and age range. Some of these include quiet and cozy winter cabins, educational excursions, and deep woods adventures for thrill-seekers.

Wolf Watching and Ancient Petroglyphs

Jackson Hole Valley in Wyoming is considered one of the United States’ premier destinations for skiing and snowboarding. However, winter visitors looking for more than just a ride down the slopes have one of the best opportunities to see wildlife such as wolves in the winter months.
Autumn Spredemann
Autumn Spredemann
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Autumn is a South America-based reporter covering primarily Latin American issues for The Epoch Times.
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