Nationalparks Stories

US National Parks are a fantastic place to visit throughout the year. Regardless of the weather, the parks always put on a show for visitors. From camping to hiking, the following 4 parts will help you decide which parks to visit this year!

Explore the top national parks in the United States, from the iconic landscapes of Yosemite and the Grand Canyon to the hidden gems of Acadia and Arches. Discover the unparalleled beauty, rich history, and diverse ecosystems that make these parks must-visit destinations for any nature lover. Join us on a journey to witness the natural wonders that define America's vast and breathtaking wilderness.

Written 01/11/19. Narrated by Darkness Prevails here (Story No. 1): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A3yzwArcXvc

love story of 2 forestry majors

This book is based on unsolved cases , and people disappearing in US National Parks , this is a Semi - fictional book , meaning the names of characters used ,are pseudonym names , while the story and events are non - fictional.

Omega Baxter is 18 now and wants adventure. She has lived with her 5 brothers since they got custody of her from their crazy mother Nale Se when she was 11. She isn't complaining by all means, but something in her longs for the thrill of not knowing what lays around the next corner. So What does she do? She saves and buys a camper van. Yup, a camper van. Omega will embark on a fun filled adventure across the united sates to scratch that itch that has been nagging at her all those years. It will take guts and grit, but with her free spirit, the amazing people she meets, and her crazy adventure pal, no mountain is to high nor river to deep!

"Ironically, anxiety is what has kept me alive." • The Sequel to Eyeseffendee • It's been a year since the young coyote Astor left the Piedra, and he's been traveling along Eyeseffendee, battling monsters and searching for the demon who ruined his life: the Shifter. Astor has been searching to avenge his tribe, but when things have go terribly wrong in the Piedra, he realizes that something far more sinister than the Shifter is arising. <---•••---> Like it's precursor, Eyefifteen is based off of Navajo and other Native American legends, but I am not an expert on Native American folklore and have taken my own creative liberties. Along with these folk tales, I've drawn inspiration from my own experiences. Living next to Eyefifteen and near Eyeseffendee myself, I've been lucky enough to hike Zion, explore the cliff dwellings of Mesa Verde, gaze out at the Grand Canyon, and explore the rock formations of Goblin Valley. These places and many others have sparked my imagination, and I highly recommend you take some time to explore them (or any other natural wonder you have access to,) as well. 🏜

Jude and Nora always knew they wanted a big family. They met in collage and soon married. They had three children of their own and started to adopt. They adopted five children and thought they were done. SURPRISE! They welcomed a new biological son soon after bringing home their last adopted child. Now they are done and traveling around and seeing the sights.

Nothing flips life on its head quite like a devastating breakup. For Josie Martinez, nothing is working to get her ex-girlfriend off her mind. She's tried it all, and it would seem that the only logical solution at this point is to leave her life in Tucson behind to travel across the country in a Sprinter van. This is healthy coping, right? .............................................................. "You're hitchhiking in.....chelsea boots?" I thought I was unprepared for a trip like this, but apparently there are people even worse off than I am. "It would appear that I am. Wanna give me a lift?" He questions, his British accent absolutely knocking any smartass comments right out of my brain. I'm pretty sure I glitched. "Hop in then, champ," I chirp, indicating for him to throw his stuff in the back. Oh boy.

After Crystal and Nessa graduate Michael and the rest of 5SOS take them on a trip. More specifically a road trip across the US like Crystal and Nessa planned when they were in high school.

In this non-fiction book you will learn about Acadia, Yosemite, Zion, Everglades, and Denali. Everyone of those National Parks have a character trait to suit their parks history.

This is a choose-your-own-adventure style story. It's also my first. I hope you enjoy it!

James has been planning his hiking trip to Yosemite for months, but he never really planned for it to include is newly found son, Alex. Together, they awkwardly set off to explore the majesty of Giant Sequoias while trying to get to know each other... before an unfortunate encounter with the local wildlife pushes the limits of James's instincts.

Last year, my best friend and I went on a hike of a lifetime. No strangers to the beautiful nature of America's greatest parks, we have hiked both the East and West Coasts on trails local to us, and far away. Between the two of us, we have also explored the islands of Hawaii and the Caribbean, the majestic Rocky Mountains of Canada, and parts of Europe and East Asia. Looking for more of a challenge, and a change in scenery from the drone of suburban life, we headed on a road trip to West Virginia's backcountry, the Dolly Sods Wilderness. Despite our combined experience, we were wholly unprepared for this little known gem in the middle of Monongahela National Forest. It wasn't so much the difficulty of the hike, the diversity of terrain or vegetation, or the breathtaking summit views that made Dolly Sods so special so much as it was the rawness of nature. Dolly Sods is not officially a national park. There is no visitor center or public restroom, no formal parking lots or shuttle buses. No park rangers will come to save you. There is only one sign at the entrance of the hike and a few trail posts along the way. Otherwise, you are completely on your own.

A short story about a lost love and monsters that hide behind masks.

come with us as we take a nostalgic look back at the road trip we took in 2019.

A heartbreaking story of an encounter that shouldn't happen