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Map of All 63 US National Parks

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All 63 units currently designated National Parks by the National Park Service, including Alaska, Hawaii, American Samoa, and the US Virgin Islands. Points are representative park locations, not entrances or legal boundaries.

Locations shown
63
Categories
14: Mountain, West, Southwest, Pacific NW, and 10 more
Data snapshot
2026-08-08
Evidence
1 reviewed page-level source; row-level lineage is not retained
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Alaska

8 locations

Gates of the Arctic

Alaska · National Park & Preserve

67.7596, -153.2918

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Wrangell–St. Elias

Alaska · National Park & Preserve

61.4182, -142.6028

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Appalachian

3 locations

Shenandoah

Virginia

38.2928, -78.6796

Great Smoky Mountains

TN/NC

35.6131, -83.5532

New River Gorge

West Virginia

38.0658, -81.0809

Hawaii

2 locations

Hawaiʻi Volcanoes

Hawaii · NPS representative point

19.3355, -155.4700

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Midwest

5 locations

Voyageurs

Minnesota

48.4839, -92.8388

Isle Royale

Michigan

47.9959, -88.9094

Indiana Dunes

Indiana

41.6533, -87.0524

Cuyahoga Valley

Ohio

41.2808, -81.5678

Mountain

6 locations

Yellowstone

WY/MT/ID · established 1872

The world's first national park. Old Faithful, Grand Prismatic Spring, and bison herds across 2.2M acres.

44.4280, -110.5885

Rocky Mountain

Colorado

40.3428, -105.6836

Great Sand Dunes

Colorado

37.7295, -105.5125

Glacier

Montana

48.7596, -113.7870

Grand Teton

Wyoming

43.7904, -110.6818

Black Canyon of the Gunnison

Colorado

38.5754, -107.7416

Northeast

1 location

Acadia

Maine

44.3386, -68.2733

Pacific

1 location

Channel Islands

California

33.9985, -119.7714

Pacific NW

4 locations

Olympic

Washington

47.8021, -123.6044

Mount Rainier

Washington

46.8523, -121.7603

North Cascades

Washington

48.7718, -121.2985

Crater Lake

Oregon

42.8684, -122.1685

Plains

3 locations

Badlands

South Dakota

43.8554, -101.9777

Wind Cave

South Dakota

43.5566, -103.4787

Theodore Roosevelt

North Dakota

46.9780, -103.5390

South

3 locations

Mammoth Cave

Kentucky

37.1862, -86.1000

Hot Springs

Arkansas

34.5217, -93.0424

Congaree

South Carolina

33.7948, -80.7821

Southeast

3 locations

Everglades

Florida

25.2866, -80.8987

Biscayne

Florida

25.4824, -80.2100

Dry Tortugas

Florida

24.6285, -82.8732

Southwest

15 locations

Grand Canyon

Arizona · 277 miles long

A mile deep and up to 18 miles wide. The South Rim is open year-round; the North Rim is seasonal.

36.1069, -112.1129

Zion

Utah

37.2982, -113.0263

Bryce Canyon

Utah

37.5931, -112.1871

Arches

Utah

38.7331, -109.5925

Canyonlands

Utah

38.3269, -109.8783

Capitol Reef

Utah

38.3669, -111.2615

Mesa Verde

Colorado

37.2309, -108.4618

Joshua Tree

California

33.8734, -115.9010

Death Valley

California/Nevada

36.5054, -117.0794

Big Bend

Texas

29.1275, -103.2425

Guadalupe Mountains

Texas

31.8920, -104.8628

Carlsbad Caverns

New Mexico

32.1479, -104.5567

Petrified Forest

Arizona

34.9099, -109.8068

Saguaro

Arizona

32.2967, -111.1668

White Sands

New Mexico

32.7872, -106.3257

Territories

2 locations

National Park of American Samoa

American Samoa · NPS representative point

-14.2287, -169.8504

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Virgin Islands

US Virgin Islands · NPS representative point

18.3428, -64.7419

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West

7 locations

Yosemite

California · Sierra Nevada

Granite cliffs, waterfalls, and giant sequoias. Half Dome and El Capitan are world-famous climbs.

37.8651, -119.5383

Redwood

California

41.2132, -124.0046

Sequoia

California

36.4864, -118.5658

Kings Canyon

California

36.8879, -118.5551

Pinnacles

California

36.4906, -121.1825

Lassen Volcanic

California

40.4977, -121.4207

Great Basin

Nevada

38.9833, -114.3000

US National Parks at a glance

All 63 units currently listed by the NPS under the National Parks designation, reviewed in August 2026.

  • The inventory includes eight Alaska parks plus parks in Hawaii, American Samoa, and the US Virgin Islands
  • Marker coordinates are representative park points, not visitor entrances, route guidance, or park boundaries
  • Recent redesignations in the current set include New River Gorge (2020), White Sands and Indiana Dunes (2019), and Gateway Arch (2018)
  • Use each park's official NPS page for alerts, permits, access, and seasonal conditions

Plan a multi-park road trip

Most epic trips cluster parks by region.

  • Mighty 5 (Utah): Zion, Bryce, Capitol Reef, Arches, Canyonlands
  • California: Yosemite, Sequoia, Kings Canyon (close together)
  • Pacific NW: Olympic, Mount Rainier, North Cascades, Crater Lake
  • Greater Yellowstone: Yellowstone + Grand Teton (one trip)

Make it your own

This map is a starting point — your trip needs your stops.

  • Mark the ones you've visited; pin the ones to go
  • Add hotel/campsite stops between parks
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Frequently asked questions

How many US National Parks are there?
The National Park Service list contains 63 units under the National Parks designation as reviewed in August 2026.
What was the most-visited park in 2025?
NPS reported 11,527,939 recreation visits at Great Smoky Mountains National Park in 2025.
What does the annual pass cost in 2026?
NPS lists the America the Beautiful annual pass at $80 for eligible US residents and $250 for non-US residents. Additional nonresident fees apply at 11 listed parks for visitors without a qualifying pass; check current NPS terms before travel.
Best park for first-timers?
Yellowstone, Yosemite, or Grand Canyon — all have visitor infrastructure for newcomers.
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