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Occoneechee Mountain State Natural Area
This park has over 190 acres of land, mountain hiking trails & the highest land point in the county.

Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Millions visit the campgrounds, trails, fishing streams, flora & fauna at this recreation area.


Glen Canyon National Recreation Area
Scenic natural preserve with more than a million acres of both water & land-based activities.

Whitney's Farm Market & Garden Center
Charming nursery selling plants, flowers & garden supplies, plus vegetables, breads & seasonal pies.

Grand Teton National Park
Tranquil spot with plenty of wildlife plus hiking, rafting & swimming among valleys & mountains.


Denali National Park and Preserve
This 6 million-acre park with wildlife & tours is home to Denali, the nation’s highest peak.
Ox Bow Park
Natural park with camping shelters, an observation deck, sports courts, disc golf & nature trails.
Sunset Beach Town Park
A 5-acre waterfront park planted with oak trees, with a veterans' memorial & fishing pier .
Hugh Moore Park
Scenic waterway featuring historic boat tours, a canal museum with hands-on exhibits & a trail.

Ski Butternut
Ski area with runs over 10 acres, with 11 lifts & artificial snow makers on all trails.
Sunset Beach Fishing Pier

Forest Park
Sprawling, 735-acre public park known for its charming natural features, sweeping views, lake & zoo.


Central Park of Maple Grove
Urban park with a playground for all ages, plus a seasonal, interactive fountain & ice-skating loop.

Elm Creek Park Reserve
4,900 acres with nature center, camping cabins & activities including hiking, swimming & disc golf.
George Wyth State Park
Multiple lakes for boating, fishing & windsurfing plus multi-use woodland trails, campsites & more.

Berkshire East Mountain Resort


Petrified Forest National Park
Picturesque natural attraction with many petrified tree trunks & fossils, plus ranger-led tours.

Yellowstone National Park
Renowned park since 1872 is home to mountains, animals & nearly half of the globe's active geysers.

Grand Canyon National Park
Beyond its scenic overlooks, this mile-deep geologic wonder features hikes, mule rides & rafting.

Farragut State Park
Lakefront state park boasts hiking/skiing trails, water sports, disc golf, picnic areas & campsites.