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RT @e_terren: @EverybodysNPs A8. Mississippi Palisades, Illinois. Custer, South Dakota. Porcupine Mountains, Michigan. Devil's Lake, Wiscon…
replying to @EverybodysNPs @EverybodysNPs A10) I think spots like Snail Shell Harbor at Fayette State Park in Michigan's Upper Peninsula are every bit as beautiful as anything you'd find in a National Park. #ParkChat
replying to @publiclandlvr @publiclandlvr @EverybodysNPs @ValleyOfFireLV @DeathValleyNPS @lakemeadnps We've done that trip too. #ParkChat
replying to @publiclandlvr @publiclandlvr @EverybodysNPs @ValleyOfFireLV @DeathValleyNPS @lakemeadnps I really want to visit here - I've seen so many beautiful pictures of the area! #ParkChat
RT @NatlParkPodcast: A9: We often do, simply because a lot of NPs don't have campgrounds (or ones that fit us, or are reservable, etc.) Cus…
A10. Just throw a dart at a map of Washington State. You can't go wrong, really. #ParkChat
replying to @kokuaelli @kokuaelli @famTravelsUSA @EverybodysNPs @WeekiWacheeSpgs @FLStateParks Florida as a passport book I can get stamps in to keep track. Otherwise I’d probably make a spreadsheet and start marking them off #ParkChat
replying to @mamanobles @mamanobles @EverybodysNPs That’s a National Preserve! Still, gorgeous! #Parkchat
A10 State Parks usually can't compete with National Parks for spectacular scenery, but they often can for unique geology #ParkChat
replying to @EverybodysNPs @EverybodysNPs A8 Brown County, Turkey Run, Spring Mill, Pokagon, McCormick's Creek -- all in Indiana -- plus Hocking Hills in Ohio. #parkchat
Q11. Given proximity and quantity of many comparatively to National Park brethren, are State Parks generally more popular in the USA? #ParkChat
replying to @EverybodysNPs @EverybodysNPs A9 Davis Mountains SP is right next to Fort Davis NHS in west Texas and I believe there’s a trail you can hike that connects them #ParkChat
RT @59NationalParks: @EverybodysNPs I’ve seen Dead Horse State Park #Utah on Twitter today. Must see on the way to @CanyonlandsNPS Many peo…
replying to @Wild_Tribute @Wild_Tribute Great answer. That place is magical. #ParkChat
RT @publiclandlvr: @EverybodysNPs A9: We do! Loved @ValleyOfFireLV on our @DeathValleyNPS/@lakemeadnps trip earlier this year. #ParkChat ht…
replying to @Stars252525 @Stars252525 @59NationalParks @EverybodysNPs If you do go through the area, stop at Edge of the Cedars state park. It's a museum for the ancient Puebloans. #ParkChat https://t.co/fM2mLOfZFm
A10: Caprock Canyons has been mentiined alot tonight but its beauty rivals alot of National Parks #ParkChat
replying to @publiclandlvr @publiclandlvr @ValleyOfFireLV @DeathValleyNPS @lakemeadnps Ooh we may do that next year! #parkchat
A10) Niagara Falls State Park competes pretty well on scenery with the best national parks! #parkchat @NYstateparks
A11 I would say yes. I was surprised at how crowded Bear Mountain SP was the last time I was there. On a par with Yosemite Valley #ParkChat
A11. Good question. My guess is by total visitor numbers alone, yes. State parks are closer and often more economical. #ParkChat
A10 Lewis and Clark Caverns State Park in Montana ranks up there in cave scenery. #ParkChat
replying to @Wild_Tribute @Wild_Tribute A11 I think national parks get more attention, perhaps, but we love state parks too. #ParkChat
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replying to @Wild_Tribute @Wild_Tribute I would guess that state parks are more popular with locals and not so much with tourists from outside the USA like you find at many national parks #ParkChat
A11 For general recreation as opposed to a destination, yes. State parks around here are often used for quick hikes, picnics, going for a run, etc. #parkchat
replying to @Wild_Tribute @Wild_Tribute A11: Honestly I don’t think so. I think they are taken for granted and many do not realize what is in their own backyard. #ParkChat
replying to @59NationalParks @59NationalParks @EverybodysNPs I second that about the podcast and the #gratitude too! #ParkChat
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replying to @EverybodysNPs @EverybodysNPs A10) There's a number of State Parks and Public Lands around the Natural Wonder called Lake Tahoe that certainly could be part of the National Park Service. #ParkChat
RT @Wild_Tribute: Q11. Given proximity and quantity of many comparatively to National Park brethren, are State Parks generally more popular…
replying to @unconpeace @unconpeace Even if it lands in Idaho. Or Oregon. #ParkChat
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A11 #ParkChat: STATS! State parks had 807,264,826 visits in 2017, while national parks had 330,882,751. There are 8,565 state park areas in the US. https://t.co/Hr1BsvhUTr
A10. Five Islands Provincial Park in Nova Scotia where you can watch the highest tides in the world from 300-foot sea cliffs. I know you said pictures but I can't find mine right now :( Still an amazing place to see. #parkchat
replying to @ParksandPoints @ParksandPoints @NYstateparks That is definitely true - finally made it there last summer! #ParkChat
RT @RCGibby73: A10: Caprock Canyons has been mentiined alot tonight but its beauty rivals alot of National Parks #ParkChat https://t.co/pIh…
replying to @WildWithinHer @WildWithinHer @unconpeace Ha, this made me laugh. So true #ParkChat
replying to @Wild_Tribute @Wild_Tribute A11) 807 million state park visits last year according to @stateparksUSA which puts them well above the #NPS on visitation. #Parkchat https://t.co/tCb9hapSgA
replying to @EverybodysNPs @EverybodysNPs A9. Yes, I like to plan state park visits, especially historic sites. Once again, I must mention Custer State Park, conveniently located alongside Wind Cave NP, Mammoth Site, and Mt Rushmore. #parkchat
replying to @NatlParkPodcast @NatlParkPodcast Wow, well done! That’s perspective! #ParkChat
A12 You may want to do a little reading to prepare for our special guest host next week @LewisClarkTrail The ambitious may consider “Undaunted Courage” by Stephen E Ambrose. Its available at the #ParkChat Library and I’m sure you can pick up a cooy at the VC @Wild_Tribute
replying to @59NationalParks @59NationalParks That was amazing. I started on my national park journey to discover America. So much more to see! States have amazing park systems too! #ParkChat