Your national park experience can be a holy experience, too!
More than 400 national parks, historic sites, lakeshores, rivers, battlefields, and trails across the United States and its territories are protected by the National Park Service - "America's best idea." America's Holy Ground and America's Sacred Sites take you to more than 100 of these beloved sites, known for their inspiring natural beauty, unmatched diversity, historical preservation, and personal inspiration - but unlike a tour book, they will help you see God and the sacred everywhere you go.
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Brad & Bruce
We aren't backwoods hermits - we're normal folks just like you who love national parks. We just happened to figure out a way to take it to the next level!
Front-page photos
Curious where the photo at the top of the page is from? Here's a complete list of photos and their sources.
* Theodore Roosevelt (November 1978)
* Badlands (November 1978)
* Channel Islands (March 1980)
* Biscayne (June 1980)
* Wrangell-St. Elias (December 1980)
* Lake Clark (December 1980)
* Kobuk Valley (December 1980)
* Kenai Fjords (December 1980)
* Katmai (December 1980)
* Glacier Bay (December 1980)
* Gates of the Arctic (December 1980)
Those Alaska parks were all in one day, but that’s still an impressive list!
How many national parks did other presidents create during their terms?
8: FDR
7: Wilson
5: Clinton
4: Trump
3: Johnson, Nixon
2: Kennedy, Reagan, G.W. Bush
1: Eisenhower, Ford, G.H.W. Bush and probably Coolidge since Hot Springs became a national park on the final day of his administration.
