Ancient Egyptians and Giants in the Grand Canyon In 1908, President Teddy Roosevelt wanted to declare the Grand Canyon ...

“Now we have to, because of the Escalade.” When Teddy Roosevelt declared the Grand Canyon a national monument, in 1908, he famously said: “Leave it as it is. You cannot improve on i ...

It will take all of us to tell Trump to take a hike … in Utah, Arizona, Colorado or really anywhere in the U.S. where the ...

As a newer retiree, I’ve checked a few things off my “wish list” of retirement adventures. Taking my wife to Alaska last year, making it to Spring training this year, ...

now part of the Grand Canyon National Park. Former President Theodore Roosevelt rides a horse in the Grand Canyon in Arizona in 1903. | Underwood & Underwood via the Library of Congress The ...

The state of Arizona, known for its striking crimson landscape and breathtaking outdoor wonders, isn’t just the home of the Grand Canyon ... formed by the nearby Theodore Roosevelt Dam, is ...

An analysis of data from 1999 through 2023 shows 93% of parks and wilderness areas saw improved air quality on clear days.

From national parks to iconic symbols of freedom and democracy, these U.S. tourist attractions cannot be missed. America is a patchwork quilt of many different landscapes, cultures and sights ...

Some are grand and awe-inspiring ... This stunning North Dakota park is named after President Theodore Roosevelt, who was integral to early conservation movements and created five national ...

During a hike in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park in 1995, Don Barger climbed Chilhowee Mountain hoping to gaze across ...

Photograph by Matt Dutile “We throw bread into the Zuni River because 100 years ago it used to flow into the Little Colorado River, taking our offering to the Grand Canyon,” explains our A ...