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Colorado is home to the headwaters for 7 major rivers
Reconnect with nature and the whole family in activity-ready waters throughout the state. Guided kayaking, canoeing and rafting tours of the Colorado River are a must, whether you choose half-, full- or multi-day trips. Paddle among the peaks of Rocky Mountain National Park, through red-walled Glenwood Canyon or into the western slope through Grand Junction.
See distinct and iconic creatures across the state
Nevada is home to some of the largest national wildlife refuges in the USA. Spot wild burros, pronghorn antelopes and bighorn sheep wandering freely in Spring Mountains National Recreation Area while Desert National Wildlife Refuge is double the size of Rhode Island and protects seven distinct ecosystems – both just outside of Las Vegas.
Capitol Reef Resort
Kids, and your inner child, will love glamping in Utah
The great outdoors meets resort-style amenities and fun accommodations near Utah’s natural wonders. Stay in prairie-style wagons on the shores of Bear Lake, safari-styled tents in Kanab or Conestoga wagons and teepees near Capitol Reef National Park. Yurts, converted airstreams, geodesic domes and treehouses are also options to stay.
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Outdoor wonderland with sparkling night skies
Bring the whole family along for guided night hikes where thousands of stars overhead amaze. Stargazers love Summer Lake in Central Oregon for incredible star-party events, capping off days of enjoying the lake, caves and nearby hot springs. A quaint town shares its name with the lake, providing lodging options and rentals for kid-approved fun in the fresh air.
Arizona Office of Tourism
Visit one of the natural wonders of the world
Stop by Grand Canyon National Park’s visitors centers for information about their junior rangers program. Ride the Grand Canyon Railway for unmatched views entering the park or drive to overlooks, providing epic backdrops for picnics. Hummer, jeep and aerial tours are sure to excite, while the discoveries are never ending at the Yavapai Geology Museum.
Arizona Office of Tourism
Much more than the Grand Canyon State
The sixth largest state has a lot to explore including over 30 state parks featuring expansive lakes, slot canyons and majestic deserts. Arizona also boasts more than 20 nationally protected areas, including Saguaro and Petrified Forest national parks. Spot diverse wildlife while on tours or camp outside where year-round warm weather allows for adventure in all seasons.
State of Washington Tourism
Stunning and diverse park near cultural hot spots
Enjoy traveling around one of Washington’s wilderness wonderlands with natural features including rugged coastlines, alpine peaks, temperate rain forests and dense woods. Hop aboard the iconic ferries from Seattle and cross Puget Sound to get to Olympic National Park for excellent camping spots, scenic drives and iconic wildlife viewing.
