Explore The Awe-Inspiring Rocky Mountains At These 13 National Parks

The Rocky Mountains are a vast and varied playground. Every year, the mountain range attracts hundreds of thousands of outdoor enthusiasts who come to explore the 3,000 miles of trails that wind through the peaks and valleys.

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The Rocky Mountains divide North America in two, with the aptly named Continental Divide running right down the center.

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There are 13 National Parks in the Rocky Mountains, with 9 in the US and 4 in Canada.

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Whether you’re looking for an adrenaline rush or a peaceful hike in nature, these 13 National Parks will leave you in awe of the beauty of the Rocky Mountains.

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Grand Teton National Park Established in 1929, Grand Teton National Park is located in Wyoming and spans more than 310,000 acres.

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Glacier National Park Established in 1910, Glacier it is located in Montana and spans more than 1 million acres. The park is home to about 25 glaciers, including Grinnell Glacier, one of the most popular trails.

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Rocky Mountain National Park Established in 1915, Rocky Mountain National Park is located in Colorado and spans more than 1070 square kilometers.

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Banff National Park More than 2650 square kilometers, it is Canada’s oldest national park, established in 1885. The park is located in the province of Alberta and is the most visited National Park in Canada.

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Jasper National Park The largest national park in the Canadian Rockies, it spans more than 11000 square kilometers. Located in the province of Alberta, Jasper is Canada’s second most-visited National Park.

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 For the Full List of  13 National Parks to Explore the Rocky Mountains