Any national parks possible in the winter?
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Anonymous
| If so which ones, where to stay etc? |
Anonymous
| Yosemite, though you wouldn't be hiking: http://www.nps.gov/yose/planyourvisit/winter.htm |
Anonymous
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Can you be more specific? Is there a particular state you might be interested in?
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Anonymous
| No specific one in mind. I think most people go in the spring, summer, or fall. I just wondered whether any of the famous ones are worth visiting in the winter. We would want to hike though. |
Anonymous
| Bryce and Zion |
Anonymous
| SNP is open as long as there isn't snow, but the lodges are closed thanksgiving through March. |
Anonymous
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Glacier is actually more popular in the winter.
They're all amazing. |
Anonymous
Joshua Tree NP Everglades NP |
Anonymous
| Canoe and Kayak Trails Everglades. |
Anonymous
| Death Valley |
Anonymous
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Sequoia & Kings Canyon-- for snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, etc. Yellowstone has limited parts open but VERY cold & snowy.
The ones in Hawaii are probably fine. |
Anonymous
| Big Bend. It's prime season is Nov-March. |
Anonymous
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Volcanoes in Hawaii
Los Padres / Big Sur in CA John Day Fossil Beds in OR |
Anonymous
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Virgin Islands National Park
http://www.nps.gov/viis/index.htm |