National Geographic offers tips for visiting National Parks [Video]
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National Geographic offers tips for visiting National Parks [Video]

Whether you’re planning your next family vacation, knocking off trips from your bucket list, or just seeking adventure, fresh air and open skies – you’ll want to visit a national park! Allyson Johnson, senior editor for National Geographic’s Complete National Parks of the United States, suggests the best time to visit, shares the “hot” spots for 2023, and offers other tips for visiting national parks!

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