Seymore of the World with ME

10/23/2026

You drive 60 miles on a dirt road to get to Wrangall St. Elias NP. There are a couple of old train bridges which are now car bridges. Super cool to drive this road. The views are great!!

📍Wrangall St. Elias NP, McCarthy, Alaska

10/23/2026

We took a seaplane to an awesome National Park to see bears. And WOW did we see some bears. So many bears. It was amazing.

📍Katmai National Park, Alaska

10/22/2026

I lived on Kodiak Island a LONG time ago we went back for a visit. This place is gorgeous. It was great to be back enjoying this gorgeousness!

📍Termination Point trail, Kodiak, Alaska

https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/alaska/termination-point?p=-1&sh=fwmax4&utm_medium=trail_share&utm_source=alltrails_virality

10/22/2026

We’ve now visited all 64 National Parks. Yes, even the newest one!

This trail was amazing and our little man was 4 and rocked it!

📍Eagles Crag Trail, Acadia National Park, Maine

https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/maine/eagles-crag?p=-1&sh=fwmax4&utm_medium=trail_share&utm_source=alltrails_virality

We’ve been to Acadia three times: twice with family and once, just the two of us. Summer is crazy busy but beautiful. We found October is amazing!

Don’t miss it!

10/22/2026

We’ve now visited all 64 National Parks. Yes, even the newest one!

I’m sharing a snippet of our visit to each park, and I decided to go alphabetically.

So here is park 1.

📍Acadia National Park, Maine

We’ve been to Acadia three times: twice with family and once, just the two of us. Summer is crazy busy but beautiful. We found October to be a gorgeous time to visit, and all the trails were open. Some of our favorites are closed in summer for bird nesting.
Besides great hiking, there are plenty of ocean spots, bays, and coves, plus the fun town of Bar Harbor to explore. Oh, and don’t forget the amazing food!

Acadia is also unusual because the towns and the park exist side by side, with people living all around it.

If you visit, definitely check out the old carriage roads. There are 45 miles of them, built between 1913 and 1940 by philanthropist John D. Rockefeller Jr., and they offer scenic routes for walking, biking, and horseback riding.

Acadia would easily rank in our top 15 of the 64 parks. Don’t miss it!

10/22/2026

We’ve visited all 64 National Parks! I’m going to start sharing about each park to help you with your planning. Be looking for info about the first park starting alphabetically! Hope you enjoy it and it helps give you inspiration.

📍Acadia National Park, Maine

10/21/2026

Our new 64th National Park, Chiricahua National Park, is located in southeastern Arizona.

The President, on October 20th, just officially signed the paperwork to make the 12,000-acre site Arizona’s fourth national park.

Have you visited our newest National Park? It’s quite a neat place. If you are a Park Collector add this to the bucket list!

📍 Chiricahua National Park, Arizona

10/21/2026

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We partnered with Redtail Air and our pilot Conner to see parts of Arches National Park and Canyonlands NP that most people never see. So amazingly stunning. Make sure you look closely to find some of the arches.

I can’t recommend Redtail more highly. Absolutely fantastic!

📍Redtail Air, Moab Utah

https://www.flyredtail.com

10/21/2026

10/20/2026

The waterfalls we saw in this park were super wild and beautiful!

📍Glacier Bay National Park, Gustavus, Alaska

https://seymoreoftheworldwithme.com/the-glaciers-and-wildlife-in-glacier-bay-national-park-are-breathtaking/