Top 10 National Parks By Visitors

My family loves traveling to National Parks. Although we are blessed with a lot of National Parks in Utah, you may feel as though you don’t have as many opportunities where you live. I have an awesome list of the 10 Most Visited US National Parks in 2015. Maybe one of these National Parks will get you excited to do a little exploring this year. Check out the top 10 below!

The Great Smoky Mountains – 10,712,674 visitors in 2015
Grand Canyon National Park – 5,520,736 visitors
Rocky Mountain National Park – 4,155,916 visitors
Yosemite National Park – 4,150,217 visitors
Yellowstone National Park – 4,097,710 visitors
Zion National Park – 3,648,846 visitors
Olympic National Park – 3,263,761 visitors
Grand Teton National Park – 3,149,921 visitors
Acadia National Park – 2,811,184 visitors
Glacier National Park – 2,366,056 visitors

Looking at these numbers, I never would have guessed that the Great Smoky Mountains would have been the #1 National Park visited in 2015. Although, I do see why! I also have some other exciting news to share with you.

Lonely Planet is inspiring people like you and me to get outside and enjoy those National Parks. Check out this resource to learn how to get more active in our beautiful National Parks!

Love to read?

Lonely Planet released seven new books to mark the centennial, including National Parks of America: Experience America’s 59 National Parks (Hardcover / $29.99 / April 2016), a breathtaking, illustrated tour through every park in the US and its territories, from Acadia to Zion.
Many of you probably use Lonely Planet as a resource for travel, just like I do. Lonely Planet has released a brand new guidebook, USA’s National Parks (Paperback / $24.99 / April 2016), “Your Best Summer Ever” issue of its new US magazine featuring Yosemite on the cover and a dedicated article on ways to discover the parks, and five completely updated park guides: Banff, Jasper & Glacier, Grand Canyon, Yellowstone & Grand Teton, Yosemite, Sequoia & Kings Canyon and Zion & Bryce Canyon.

Save Money with Lonely Planet

You can save 25% off National Park books now by heading to shop.lonelyplanet.com/activity-guides.
You can even get US magazine subscriptions available for as low at $8: www.lonelyplanet.com/usmagazine

About Lonely Planet:

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Go Adventure Mom’s found, Kathy Dalton, launched Go Adventure Mom in 2012 in an effort to bring women together that love travel and the outdoors. As a former ski instructor, Kathy has taken her love for outdoor recreation and through the power of social media has created a platform to share her passion with the world. As a mom of three, Kathy loves to share her family adventures in Utah, cross-country skiing up Millcreek Canyon, skiing in the Wasatch Mountains, camping in Grand Teton National Park and camping in the Uintas. Kathy has been featured in The New York Times, The Huffington Post, Parents and Parenting magazine. Kathy is a regular contributor to Visit Salt Lake and is a tip contributor on TripAdvisor.