Heading to Olympic National Park this winter? Check out this guide to their winter hours first.

Another break in the pipeline that carries water from the North Rim to the South Rim at Grand Canyon National Park has forced water conservation measures to be implemeneted on the South Rim.

National Parks Traveler contributing photographer Rebecca Latson detailed where to go and how to capture great sunrise shots at Glacier National Park in Montana. In this month’s photo column, Rebecca sticks with Glacier, showing you where and how to get fantastic sunset and morning/evening blue hour photos.

Before heading to Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area this winter, be sure to check out this list of winter closures and service interruptions.

In a bid to save waste management costs and to keep them from landfills, California will ban the use of disposable one-pound propane canisters starting in 2028.

The Chimney Rock trail and Scenic Drive, two well-traveled parts of Capitol Reef National Park will soon reopen.

California Department of Fish and Wildlife officials have confirmed wolves have been recorded in Lassen Volcanic National Park for the first time ever.

With time running out on the Biden administration, a push is underway to have President Joe Biden designate a national monument on nearly 140,000 acres in North Dakota next to Theodore Roosevelt National Park.

As the calendar runs down on the current session of Congress, there are a number of pieces of legislation that would involve or possibly impact the National Park System if they find their way into an omnibus lands bill that gains passage before the session adjourns.

The U.S. Senate will now vote on whether to make Chesapeake Bay part of the national park system.

Be prepared for slight fee increases for camping at Mojave National Preserve.

We have a goal to raise at least $15,000 by year's end from readers like you to sustain our work and expand our impact; in short, to ensure we can keep you informed on national parks and protected areas.

Vessel passes for Lake Powell are now available.

The NPS wants public comment about an environmental report concerning the removal and replacement of the John Coffee Memorial Bridge at Natchez Trace Parkway.

A bipartisan quartet of senators has introduced legislation that would extend the Great American Outdoors Act's benefits with more than $11 billion spread out over eight years to tackle maintenance backlogs on federal lands across the country.

Check out the winter hours and temporary closures for visitor centers at parks in the Southeast Utah Group.

Be prepared for construction projects causing closures in Mount Rainier National Park.

Officials are raising camping prices at Dinosaur National Monument to fund maintenance needs.

In the late 1970s, wolf biologist Diane K. Boyd tracked a lone female wolf named Kishinena in country around the North Fork of the Flathead River in Montana. As Doug Chadwick writes in his Foreward to this book, most people think wolves were first introduced in the mid-1990s in Yellowstone National Park, but by that time Diane and her colleagues had been studying them on the North Fork country, in Glacier National Park and surroundings, for well over a decade.

Two weeks out from the presidential election, it's time to take stock of the national parks and the National Park Service, but it's not all political fallout. There will be time to assess that, but now there are some matters that have given me some pause.