Grand Teton National Park

This park was interesting. There’s a lot of water activities to do here. It reminded me a lot of state parks in Connecticut. You almost always get a view of the mountains from anywhere in the park. From the Jenny Lake Visitor Center, you may be lucky to catch many planes on final approach at nearby Jackson Hole Airport.

Yellowstone National Park

This was one of the largest national parks I’ve been to. There’s so many attractions you can see here that you must spend a minimum of 3 days here to catch a glimpse of everything! Enjoy the highlights below!

Our first day we spent at Mammoth Springs, Lamar Valley, and the Northern Rim of the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone

Joshua Tree National Park

Cholla Cactus Garden at sunrise. Watch your step!

Keys View, with a view of Palm Springs, Mt. San Jacinto (left), and Mt. San Gorgonio (right)

Images from Death Valley National Park

Death Valley is my favorite National Park. I hope you enjoy these pictures!
A view from the Golden Canyon Trail

The Devil’s Golf Course

Bad Water Basin - The lowest point in North America

The following are many pictures I took at the Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes during a sunset

This is a compilation of various pictures I’ve taken in Connecticut

The Farmington River

A sunset view from the top of Talcott Mountain in Simsbury, CT

A sunset view from Horse Barn Hill at the University of Connecticut

Yosemite National Park

Tunnel View

El Capitan at sunset

I highly reccomend visiting Sentinel Dome (enroute to Glacier Point). It’s a ~2mi roundtrip hike. It was a cloudy day so we weren’t able to see the sunset, but seeing the clouds move around us was so magnificent.

A view while enroute to the park.

Rocky Mountain National Park

Emerald Lake

Glass Lake - It was ~4.5 miles to get up here but the view was amazing. It was very windy

The previous day’s rain was able to stir up sediments making Lake Haiyaha’s color a unique site!

Bear Lake

Grand Canyon - The first National Park I ever visited