Travel lovers everywhere are heavily affected by the ongoing coronavirus outbreak. As we try to help slow the spread of the virus by self-isolating and keeping a social distance, we looked to quench our thirst for nature online. Luckily, Google Arts & Culture has brought us 5 of the U.S. National Parks closer to our home, so even if you need to stay inside, you can still enjoy the breathtaking sights of nature’s wonders. Check out all 5 National Parks here.
1. Hawai’i Volcanoes National Park, Hawaii
Explore the Nahuku Lava Tube, a 500 –year old lava cave, discover Coastal Cliffs and fly over an active volcano.
2. Carlsbad Caverns National Park, New Mexico
The main attractions of the National Park situated in the Guadalupe Mountains are the Carlsbad Caverns. Experience life of bats, stay in the largest -single cave chamber in North America and learn about the history of the cavern.
3. Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah
Endless vistas, red rocks, and geological wonders are waiting for you in this virtual tour. Look up into the night sky for a calm experience of the Milky Way and discover constellations and galaxies!
4. Dry Tortugas National Park, Florida
Located in one of the southern-most points in the United States, it preserves Fort Jefferson and the 7 Dry Tortugas Islands. Explore the land, swim through a coral reef, and discover the Windjammer Wreck.
5. Kenai Fjords, Alaska
The park is named after the numerous fjords carved by glaciers that are still moving down the mountains. Mountains, Ice, and Ocean meet in one of the wildest places on Earth. Climb into a crevasse, learn about glaciers and watch majestic whales in one of the wildest places on Earth where mountains, ice, and ocean meet.
