Outdoors & Adventure

US National Parks

US National Parks is a structured outdoors & adventure dataset with 25 entries. Its fields include Park, State, Established. The source values are preserved as a structured reference table.

Every row is shown below and is also available as CSV, JSON, or Excel.

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6columns
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Source:Wikipedia
Updated:2/22/2026

Dataset details

Table scope
All 25 rows
Fields
6 columns
Source
Wikipedia
Data updated
Feb 22, 2026

Included fields: Park, State, Established, Area Acres, Visitors Annual, and 1 more.

The table contains every record in this dataset; the same records are available in each download format.

Preview observations

Established span
1872 to 1994
Across 25 preview rows

Useful for

  • Comparing Park, State, and Established across outdoors & adventure entries
  • Building reference tables, charts, or analyses from 25 downloadable records
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Park
State
Established
Area Acres
Visitors Annual
Known For
Yellowstone
Wyoming, Montana, Idaho187222197914.5 millionFirst national park, Old Faithful geyser, geothermal wonders
Grand Canyon
Arizona191912172626.4 million277-mile long canyon, 2 billion years of geological history
Yosemite
California18907617483.9 millionEl Capitan, Half Dome, Yosemite Falls, granite cliffs
Zion
Utah19191472424.7 millionTowering red sandstone cliffs, The Narrows, Angels Landing
Great Smoky Mountains
Tennessee, North Carolina193452242712.1 millionMost visited US park, biodiversity hotspot, firefly synchrony
Rocky Mountain
Colorado19152658074.3 millionTrail Ridge Road (12,183 ft), alpine tundra, elk herds
Glacier
Montana191010135722.9 millionGoing-to-the-Sun Road, rapidly retreating glaciers
Acadia
Maine1919490754.0 millionFirst place to see sunrise in the US, Cadillac Mountain
Joshua Tree
California19947906363.0 millionIconic Joshua trees, two desert ecosystems meet
Denali
Alaska191747409110.6 millionNorth America's tallest peak (6,190 m / 20,310 ft)
Grand Teton
Wyoming19293100003.5 millionDramatic Teton Range, pristine alpine lakes
Olympic
Washington19389226503.2 millionTemperate rainforest, diverse ecosystems in one park
Bryce Canyon
Utah1928358352.6 millionLargest collection of hoodoos (rock spires) on Earth
Arches
Utah1971766791.8 million2,000+ natural stone arches including Delicate Arch
Canyonlands
Utah19643375980.9 millionCarved by Colorado River, Mesa Arch, dramatic canyons
Shenandoah
Virginia19351992231.6 millionSkyline Drive, Appalachian Trail, fall foliage
Crater Lake
Oregon19021832240.7 millionDeepest lake in the US (594 m), intense blue color
Sequoia
California18904040641.2 millionGeneral Sherman, world's largest tree by volume
Everglades
Florida194715089380.9 millionLargest tropical wilderness in the US, mangroves, alligators
Badlands
South Dakota19782427561.2 millionDramatic eroded buttes, rich fossil beds (33-37M years old)
Death Valley
California, Nevada199434083951.1 millionHottest place on Earth (56.7C), lowest point in North America
Haleakala
Hawaii1916332651.0 millionSunrise above the clouds, massive volcanic crater
Redwood
California19681389990.5 millionTallest trees on Earth (Hyperion, 115.7 m)
Carlsbad Caverns
New Mexico1930467660.4 million119 limestone caves, Big Room is 8.2 acres
Petrified Forest
Arizona19622213900.6 million225-million-year-old petrified wood, Painted Desert

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Frequently asked questions

How is US National Parks organized?

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This dataset contains 25 entries, and every row is available in the table and in the downloadable files.

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