National park sites
Manages a system of 433 national park units.
The National Park Service is a federal agency that manages national park units across the United States, including sites in Alaska. Its system spans more than 85 million acres and includes national parks, monuments, historic sites, recreation areas, scenic waterways, and other protected places. Visitors explore these destinations through roads, trails, bridges, ferries, and transit. Trails offer ways to experience park landscapes on foot. The agency also shares information about park history and nature, along with photos, videos, webcams, and audio. Its transportation planning addresses visitor access and the upkeep of facilities, including trails and roads. National parks are found in every state, with different landscapes and stories to discover.
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Manages a system of 433 national park units.
Visitors reach parks using trails, roads, ferries, and transit.
Explore park landscapes, historical places, and educational resources.
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