The YMCA of the Rockies' Estes Park Center will host a community clean-up hike at Rocky Mountain National Park this weekend, an effort inspired by the government shutdown and the lack of maintenance ...

Grand Canyon National Park is reducing both fire and water restrictions following improvements in water storage levels and system reliability.

Governor Patrick Morrisey has announced that the state plans to extend its donor agreement with the National Park Service, which was set to expire tomorrow, so that New River Gorge National Park and ...

Utah's two United States senators have authored legislation that would open up Capitol Reef National Park, and possibly other units of the National Park System, to off-road vehicle travel.

National Park System sites will remain open during the government shutdown, though the National Park Service staff will be greatly reduced and visitor services could be significantly reduced, ...

A small crowd gathers at sunrise beside the Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise — which evolved from an 1890 chalet — to ogle and photograph Lake Louise/Jennifer Bain The sun never did rise that day, and we ...

Gateway Arch National Park is set to reopen on tomorrow thanks to donations from a community partnership led by the Jefferson National Parks Association. The financial support will allow the park to ...

National Park Service staff are taking notice of how climate change is impacting the experience of visitors, according to interviews with 63 staff across 31 NPS units.

At John Day Fossil Beds National Monument in Oregon, you really can spend just a day here and get a flavor for the three units comprising this park. And, while you could ostensibly hike almost (but ...

A vegetation fire is burning at Black Rock Campground in Joshua Tree National Park, sparking evacuations and closures.

Winter is coming. Fall colors are fading and chilly weather is settling in across the plateau. This means Cedar Breaks National Monument is beginning its annual transition toward winter operations.

Low to moderate-severity wildfires have positive long-term ecological benefits on national park bird populations, according to a two-decade study of Yosemite, Sequoia, and Kings Canyon National Parks.