What's your favorite park? Yellowstone or Yosemite, Acadia or Zion, Great Smoky or Denali? Now through the end of August you can help your favorite land a $100,000 grant by voting in a National Park Foundation contest.

There is in the Canadian Rockies a bounty of water. Water streaming in rivulets dripping from glaciers, water impounded by glacial moraines and tinted aquamarine by glacial flour, and water running swift in rivers both thin and deep.

Sometimes a short, easy hike is just what you need for a nice change of pace during a park visit. The Window View Trail at Big Bend National Park is a great leg-stretcher to begin or end your day, and it has a bonus—an outstanding view, especially at sunset.

An angler who caught, and kept, a bull trout in Olympic National Park has been cited for the catch, according to National Park Service officials.