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This is our hub of articles and information written about our adventures in the National Park System and about our podcast.
Chimani Blog
Chimani is a national parks geared mobile app which also has a blog that keeps its users up to date on things going on in the National Parks. In the spring of 2020 we were honored to be named by Chimani as one of the Top 8 podcasts to Listen to for National Parks Fans. Read the blog post here.
Learn more about Chimani.
Park Chasers
Started in 2015, ParkChasers.com has one mission: To help you make the most out of your visit to any one of the 419 sites in the National Park System.
Amy and Greg Sippl, who run Park Chasers, have been creating profile series on National Park travelers, podcasters, bloggers, and enthusiasts yearly.
We were so honored to be profiled by Park Chasers in the summer of 2019. Take a look at our profile with here. We were also listed listed us as a top podcast to listen to in both 2019 and 2020 by Amy and Greg.
Check out ParkChasers.com.
KOA
KOA or Kampgrounds of America, are wonderful places to stay when you are on the road. Whether you want to rough it in a tent, dock your RV or glamp a little in their cabins, there is something for everyone, even the not so experienced camper.
One of our first reviews came from the KOA Blog. Written by Matt Kirouac, who has since gone on to co-host the podcast Parklandia and co-found the outdoor community of Hello Ranger with his husband Brad, this was our first piece of press. Read the review here.
Check out the KOA Blog.
The Parks Expert
In the spring of 2020, Dusty was asked to write a feature about his favorite hike in the National Parks for the article The 16 Best Hikes in the National Parks According to Outdoor Adventurers Like You by The Parks Expert. The article features some of our favorite hikes by some of our favorite people as well as a lot of hikes to now add to our hiking bucket list. Read the whole article here and if you are ever in Haleakala National Park, take Dusty’s advice and hit the Sliding Sands Trail.
Check out The Parks Expert.
Girls Who Travel
In the spring of 2020 we were included on the Girls Who Travel list of 10 Podcasts to Help You Explore From Home. From international travel with What the Pho to food history and cooking with The Rouxde Cooking School Podcast to helping women travel more confidently with Oh She Goes, its a great list to follow, listen to, and be inspired by. Check out the article here.
Visit Girls Who Travel.
America’s National Parks Podcast
America’s National Parks is a podcast that explore our nation’s treasures — our National Parks — their history, their people, and their stories.
As a part of National Park Week 2020, we participated in a “best of” episode hosted and edited by America’s National Parks. The other podcasts included were Everybody’s National Parks, Parklandia, and America’s National Parks. Read more about this episode and take a listen here.
Check out America’s National Parks.
The Workprint
In the spring of 2020 we were invited as guests on The Workprint Podcast. We were asked to watch and review the movie Spaceship Earth about the Biosphere II project that took place in Arizona the early 1990’s. Listen to the episode here.
Check out The Workprint.
The National Parks Experience
The National Parks Experience is a blog dedicated to the national parks, nature and culture preservation, wildlife conservation, and sustainable outdoor activities.
We were listed as one of The National Parks Experience’s favorite podcasts for 2020, we share the honor with Everybody’s National Parks, The National Parks Traveler, and America’s National Parks podcasts. Read the blog post here.
Check out The National Parks Experience.
Park Trips and More
Want to visit the National Parks and looking for a greta guide to the adventures of folks that have come before you, look no further than Britney and Jason’s site, Park Trips and More. Organized in various trips, like the Western Pennsylvania Road Trip, Britney and Jason give a wonderful overview of their entire trip to NPS sites through their itinerary, their photos and their thoughts. We were mentioned in the planning of their Las Vegas Road Trip here.
Visit Park Trips and More.
Blue Trunk
Blue Trunk Foundation, is a nonprofit that believes everybody, and every type of body, should have the opportunity to travel. Sometimes accessibility can be an obstacle to travel, which is where Blue Trunk comes in.
We were mentioned in their blog titled Explore U.S. National Parks: A Virtual and Accessible Tour in the fall of 2020 with other great resources and podcasts including Voices of Science, America’s National Parks podcast, and Everybody’s National Parks.
Visit Blue Trunk Foundation.