Forum Discussion
ppine
Aug 29, 2018Explorer II
I first visited Capitol Reef in the 1960s. It was not a park then and not even a national monument. I always like going there because it was quiet and under the radar.
I rarely visit NPs now except in the off season. "Second tier" parks can be good because they are not so popular. What I really like are place on NF and BLM land that no one has ever heard of.
You have to figure out what you and your companions are interested in. I really like geology, geomorphology, forests, wildflowers and wildlife and have a great time looking at those. Some people develop and interest and some never do. That helps explain tv, video games, and movies in the outdoors.
I rarely visit NPs now except in the off season. "Second tier" parks can be good because they are not so popular. What I really like are place on NF and BLM land that no one has ever heard of.
You have to figure out what you and your companions are interested in. I really like geology, geomorphology, forests, wildflowers and wildlife and have a great time looking at those. Some people develop and interest and some never do. That helps explain tv, video games, and movies in the outdoors.
About Campground 101
Recommendations, reviews, and the inside scoop from fellow travelers.14,716 PostsLatest Activity: Jun 18, 2019