Okay, so I'm slow on the uptake. Here's mine:
Most visited:
10: Glacier
9: Acadia
8: Grand Teton
7: Cuyahoga Valley
6: Rocky Mountain
5: Olympic
4: Yellowstone
3: Yosemite
2: Grand Canyon
1: Great Smoky Mountains
Least Visited:
10: City of Rocks NR, Idaho
9: Cumberland Island NS, Georgia
8: Florissant Fossil Beds, Colorado
7: Chiricahua NM, Arizona
6: Tonto NM, Arizona
5: Dry Tortugas NP, Florida
4: Katmai NP & Preserve, Alaska
3: Kalaupapa NHP, Hawaii
2: Hagerman Fossil Beds NM, Idaho
1: Russel Cave NM, Alabama
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- coconino
- I'm a woman geoscientist and I primarily work on conducting wetland/waters jurisdictional determinations in the greater southwest. My musings on this blog are entirely of my own and do not represent those of any other entity, be it corporation, government agency, non-profit, religious, athiest, or otherwise.
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3 comments:
Ooh, you've been to one of the least visited ones. And probably a really neat one.
Chiricahua is awesome. I think I might have posted a pic or two from Twitter when I was there (for the first time) in March. Friend used to TA bio field trips there years ago - I'm waiting for next spring so we can meet up there and enjoy a fluvio/bio vacay!
We had field camp in the Chiricahua's, but I'm pretty sure we didn't go to the park area. If so, it just got lost in all the other AZ newness in my mind.
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