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National Parks



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National Parks Overview

On March 1 1872, President Ulysses Grant signed into existence the world's first national park. Since then, hundreds more have been established. These parks are awe inspiring natural wonders and offer glipses into our history. California has several of these National Parks and Monuments. From the globally recognized treasure of Yosemite to the historic Cabrillo Monument in San Diego, they are all worth visiting.

TIP:The National Park Service offers FEE FREE DAYS to some National Parks on select weekends through the Summer. Use this link to view available dates.

National Parks by Region

San Francisco  |   Los Angeles  |   San Diego  |   Deserts  |   Central Coast  |   High Sierras  |   North Coast  |   Shasta Cascade  |   Gold Country
San Francisco Los Angeles Orange County San Diego Inland Empire Deserts Central Coast High Sierras North Coast Shasta Cascade Gold Country Central Valley