There are 58 national parks in the United States (not including national historic sites, national monuments, etc.). Chances are, you’ve heard of a handful of them – maybe that one with all of the buffalo and elk or stuff out west somewhere that Yogi Bear used to steal the picnic baskets. Or how about that one with that really YUGE swamp? Or that one with the really, really giant gorge thing in which about 12 people (on average) die annually? And of course you’ve DEFINITELY heard of that one with the really, really big trees in California, haven’t you? Maybe you’ve even visited some of them!

Chances are also good that you’ve wound up stumped in trivia games by not knowing the name of some obscure national park that the people living in the state probably don’t even know exists. So you stand up, clear your throat, shake your fist, and declare, “Never again will my team miss a question about national parks!” Which of course, is a lie. But you will sound super convincing when you say it – and have ample amounts of liquid courage coursing through your innards. While reading this blog is no guarantee that you’ll never miss a national parks question again, it might help you learn a thing or two! And here…we go! To start things off, here’s a map showing where the national parks are in the United States.

Some notable facts:

1. Delaware is the only U.S. state without any national parks.
2. Both California and Virginia have 27 national parks (including monuments, historic sites, etc.
3. Two U.S. states have national parks with “St. Croix” in the name – Maine and Wisconsin – and neither are even remotely tropical.
4. Yellowstone National Park is the first national park established in the U.S.
5. Great Smoky Mountains National Park is the most-visited national park.

Alabama

Little River Canyon National Preserve. If you look really, really closely, you can see the spigot that turns the waterfalls on/off at night (LOL).

1. Horseshoe Bend National Military Park
2. Little River Canyon National Preserve
3. Natchez Trace National Scenic Trail
4. Natchez Trace Parkway
5. Russell Cave NM
6. Selma to Montgomery NHT
7. Trail of Tears National Historic Trail
8. Tuskegee Airmen NHS
9. Tuskegee Institute NHS

Arizona

Montezuma Castle.

1. Canyon de Chelly NM
2. Casa Grande Ruins NM
3. Chiricahua NM
4. Coronado National Memorial
5. Fort Bowie NHS
6. Glen Canyon National Rec Area
7. Grand Canyon National Park
8. Hohokam Pima NM
9. Horace M Albright Training Center
10. Hubbell Trading Post NHS
11. Lake Mead National Rec Area
12. Montezuma Castle NM
13. Navajo NM
14. Organ Pipe Cactus NM
15. Petrified Forest National Park
16. Pipe Spring NM
17. Saguaro National Park
18. Sunset Crater Volcano NM
19. Tonto NM
20. Tumacacori NHP
21. Tuzigoot NM
22. Walnut Canyon NM
23. Wupatki NM

Alaska

Alaska, like Australia, will try to kill you the first chance it gets. But in Christopher McCandless’ case (shown here portrayed by actor Emile Hirsch), Alaska took its time to kill him – he starved to death after living here for a few months.

1. Aniakchak NM and Preserve
2. Bering Land Bridge National Preserve
3. Cape Krusenstern NM
4. Denali National Park and Preserve
5. Gates of the Arctic National Park and Preserve
6. Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve
7. Katmai National Park and Preserve
8. Kenai Fjords National Park
9. Klondike Gold Rush NHP
10. Kobuk Valley National Park
11. Lake Clark National Park and Preserve
12. Noatak National Preserve
13. Northwest Alaska Areas
14. Sitka NHP
15. Wrangell-St Elias National Park and Preserve
16. Yukon-Charley Rivers National Preserve

If you thought thought Little Rock Central High School is a national historic site because Bill Clinton went there, you’re wrong! Central High School was the site of forced school desegregation after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in 1954 that segregation of public schools was unconstitutional.

1. Arkansas Post National Memorial
2. Buffalo National River
3. Fort Smith NHS
4. Hot Springs National Park
5. Little Rock Central High School
6. Little Rock Central High School NHS
7. Pea Ridge National Military Park
8. Trail of Tears National Historic Trail

California

If you’ve ever wondered what Eugene O’Neill’s writing space looked like, wonder no more! Here,  at the aptly named Eugene O’Neill National Historic Site, located east of San Francisco, O’Neill wrote Long Day’s Journey Into the Night, and possibly reminisced about that one time he threw a beer bottle into the window of future President Woodrow Wilson while they were at Princeton together (Wilson was working as a Princeton professor at the time). I find it hard to believe that a famous writer could also be a raging alcoholic (the horror)!

1. Cabrillo NM
2. California National Historic Trail
3. César E. Chávez National Monument
4. Channel Islands National Park
5. Death Valley National Park
6. Devils Postpile NM
7. Eugene O’Neill NHS
8. Fort Point NHS
9. Golden Gate National Rec Area
10. John Muir NHS
11. Joshua Tree National Park
12. Lassen Volcanic National Park
13. Lava Beds NM
14. Manzanar NHS
15. Mojave National Preserve
16. Muir Woods NM
17. Point Reyes National Seashore
18. Pony Express National Historic Trail
19. Port Chicago
20. Presidio of San Francisco
21. Redwood National and State Parks
22. Rosie the Riveter/World War II Home Front NHP
23. San Francisco Maritime NHP
24. Santa Monica Mountains National Rec Area
25. Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks
26. Whiskeytown-Shasta-Trinity National Rec Area
27. Yosemite National Park

Colorado

Great Sand Dunes National Park, which you probably missed in a trivia game asking in which state this is located. Pssst….it’s Colorado!

1. Bent’s Old Fort NHS
2. Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park
3. California National Historic Trail
4. Colorado NM
5. Curecanti National Rec Area
6. Dinosaur NM
7. Florissant Fossil Beds NM
8. Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve
9. Mesa Verde National Park
10. Pony Express National Historic Trail
11. Rocky Mountain National Park
12. Sand Creek Massacre
13. Santa Fe National Historic Trail
14. Yucca House NM

Connecticut

Weir Farm National Historic Site, the only national park in the U.S. dedicated to painting. Seriously…Connecticut only has two national parks, one of which is just a really long trail that runs through it (a trifle of a hiking trail called the Appalachian Trail) – and this park. If you have a kid who wants to get lots of national parks junior ranger badges, California or Colorado will probably give you more bang for buck!

1. Appalachian National Scenic Trail
2. Weir Farm NHS

Delaware

Fooled ya! Delaware doesn’t have any national parks!

Florida

Kingsley Plantation, which is part of Timucuan Ecological Historic Preserve near Jacksonville.

1. Big Cypress National Preserve
2. Biscayne National Park
3. Canaveral National Seashore
4. Castillo de San Marcos NM
5. De Soto National Memorial
6. Dry Tortugas National Park
7. Everglades National Park
8. Fort Caroline National Memorial
9. Fort Matanzas NM
10. Gulf Islands National Seashore
11. Timucuan Ecological and Historic Preserve

Georgia

Georgia’s Chattahoochee River, which is not to be confused with the Chattooga River, which was the river traversed in the 1972 film Deliverance. Why not have the guys over sometime to watch THIS one? It will certainly spark interesting conversations!

1. Andersonville NHS
2. Appalachian National Scenic Trail
3. Chattahoochee River National Rec Area
4. Chickamauga and Chattanooga Natl Military Park
5. Cumberland Island National Seashore
6. Fort Frederica NM
7. Fort Pulaski NM
8. Jimmy Carter NHS
9. Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park
10. Martin Luther King Jr NHS
11. Ocmulgee NM
12. Trail of Tears National Historic Trail

Hawaii

Chances are you will not miss a national parks question involving Hawaii. All of its park names sound “Hawaiian,” and if you passed high school history, you’ll be able to figure out that the two other parks are located in Hawaii! Here is the U.S.S. Arizona memorial.

1. Haleakala National Park
2. Hawai’i Volcanoes National Park
3. Kalaupapa NHP
4. Kaloko-Honokohau NHP
5. Pu’uhonua o Honaunau NHP
6. Pu’ukohola Heiau NHS
7. USS Arizona Memorial
8. World War II Valor in the Pacific

Idaho

Craters of the Moon National Monument in Idaho. You may have missed a trivia question about this park before, right?

1. City of Rocks National Reserve
2. Craters of the Moon NM and Preserve
3. Hagerman Fossil Beds NM
4. Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail
5. Nez Perce NHP
6. Oregon National Historic Trail
7. Yellowstone National Park

Illinois

The United States has lots of historic trails, which are all color-coded for the user’s convenience. In old days, however, all of the trails were in boring old black and white. Here, the purple trail depicts the Mormon Trail, which originated in Illinois, and is now a designated historic trail.

1. Chicago Portage NHS
2. Illinois and Michigan Canal Natl Heritage Corridor
3. Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail
4. Lincoln Home NHS
5. Mormon Pioneer National Historic Trail
6. Trail of Tears National Historic Trail

Indiana

There are only three national parks in Indiana, and you will know two of them easily if they are asked about in a trivia question. One has the helpful name “Indiana” in it, and the other, Lincoln Boyhood Home, you will likely know because…history. Though Illinois is called “Land of Lincoln,” Kentucky is where he was born. And he did not stay there. Jussayn…Here’s a pic of the George Rogers Clark Historic Site. Do not confuse him with the “Clark” guy in the Lewis and Clark expedition. They are not the same guys. Though they both worked as surveyors. Are you confused yet? 🙂

1. George Rogers Clark NHP
2. Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore
3. Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial

Iowa

At Effigy Mounds National Monument, visitors can see ancient mounds, shaped like bears and birds (among other animals), that were made by Native Americans. I’m going to assume anyone bothering to actually read this blog already knows that Herbert Hoover was born in Iowa, so his birthplace is a national historic site. But you might not know about this national park!

1. Effigy Mounds NM
2. Herbert Hoover NHS
3. Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail
4. Mormon Pioneer National Historic Trail

Kansas

Brown vs. Board of Education National Historic Site, established in 1992 to commemorate the 1954 historic Supreme Court case involving segregation.

1. Brown v Board of Education NHS
2. California National Historic Trail
3. Fort Larned NHS
4. Fort Scott NHS
5. Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail
6. Nicodemus NHS
7. Oregon National Historic Trail
8. Pony Express National Historic Trail
9. Santa Fe National Historic Trail
10. Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve

Kentucky

Me at Mammoth Cave National Park in 2009. Mammoth Cave (along with Cumberland Gap NHP) will probably be relatively easy national parks questions, though, so instead I’ll talk a bit about Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area, which is located in Kentucky.  Seriously, I’ve visited Kentucky quite a few times, and I had no idea this park existed until writing this blog. And I’ll assume you already know Abraham Lincoln was born in Kentucky, so his birthplace is in this state. Got it? Good!

1. Abraham Lincoln Birthplace NHS
2. Big South Fork National River and Rec Area
3. Cumberland Gap NHP
4. Mammoth Cave National Park
5. Trail of Tears National Historic Trail

Louisiana

 

Poverty Point National Monument, consisting of ancient Native American mounds. All three of the other national parks in Louisiana should be easy enough to guess based on the clues with the names – creole, New Orleans…though Jean Lafitte might be a bit tricky. But it’s a French name and French is kind of a “thing” in Louisiana! A state named for a French king? Duh!

1. Cane River Creole NHP
2. Jean Lafitte NHP and Preserve
3. New Orleans Jazz NHP
4. Poverty Point NM

Maine

National Parks in the U.S. are notorious for having misleading names. And here all along I though St. Croix was in the Caribbean or something? Virgin Islands? Learn something new every day! Also misleading is that Roosevelt Campobello National Park is also in Maine. And since you’re SO snappy with presidential trivia, I’ll bet you would guess “New York” for this question, wouldn’t you? Yeah…I would, too! Curse you, national parks!

• Acadia National Park
• Appalachian National Scenic Trail
• Roosevelt Campobello International Park
• Saint Croix Island International Historic Site

Maryland

Piscataway Park, which is located near Mount Vernon, where George Washington used to live and do lots of other stuff. Maryland has a long list of national parks, most with a historical theme, so dig in!

1. Antietam National Battlefield
2. Appalachian National Scenic Trail
3. Assateague Island National Seashore
4. Baltimore-Washington Parkway
5. Catoctin Mountain Park
6. Chesapeake and Ohio Canal NHP
7. Clara Barton NHS
8. Fort McHenry NM and Historic Shrine
9. Fort Washington Park
10. Glen Echo Park
11. Greenbelt Park
12. Hampton NHS
13. Harpers Ferry NHP
14. Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad
15. Monocacy National Battlefield
16. Piscataway Park
17. Potomac Heritage National Scenic Trail
18. Thomas Stone NHS

Massachusetts

Saugus Iron Works near Boston, MA. It is the site of the first integrated ironworks in North America, founded by John Winthrop the Younger and in operation between 1646 and approximately 1670. It includes the reconstructed blast furnace, forge, rolling mill, shear, slitter and a quarter-ton drop hammer. I can totally see this one being a trivia question a lot of teams would miss. But then Blackstone River might be tricky too…

• Adams NHP
• Appalachian National Scenic Trail
• Blackstone River Valley Natl Heritage Corridor
• Boston African American NHS
• Boston Harbor Islands National Rec Area
• Boston NHP
• Cape Cod National Seashore
• Farmington Wild and Scenic River
• Frederick Law Olmsted NHS
• John Fitzgerald Kennedy NHS
• Longfellow NHS
• Lowell NHP
• Minute Man NHP
• New Bedford Whaling NHP
• Salem Maritime NHS
• Saugus Iron Works NHS
• Springfield Armory NHS

Michigan

Me and my older brother at Pictured Rocks  circa 1981. I don’t think people are allowed to just go out on Miner’s Castle anymore – because of…you know…erosion and stuff. Chances are you’re not going to be stumped by any national parks questions involving the state of Michigan – if you happen to live in MI! However, you might not know that Isle Royale National Park is one of the least visited of all the national parks. Mostly because it’s only accessible by boat, or seaplane, or really, really intrepid swimming skills… (good luck with that)! Maybe you can try hiking out there when Lake Superior freezes, or climb aboard a moose.

1. Father Marquette National Memorial
2. Isle Royale National Park
3. Keweenaw NHP
4. North Country National Scenic Trail
5. Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore
6. River Raisin
7. Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore

Minnesota

Voyageurs National Park in Minnesota.

1. Grand Portage NM
2. Mississippi National River and Rec Area
3. North Country National Scenic Trail
4. Pipestone NM
5. Voyageurs National Park

Mississippi

1. Brices Cross Roads National Battlefield Site
2. Gulf Islands National Seashore
3. Natchez NHP
4. Natchez Trace National Scenic Trail
5. Natchez Trace Parkway
6. Tupelo National Battlefield
7. Vicksburg National Military Park

Missouri

Must be a typo – it should say “Bloody Hell,” which is what my team said when we missed a question about this place – Wilson’s Creek National Battlefield – in a tournament. Curse you, national parks! We’ll defeat you yet!

1. California National Historic Trail (is this name misleading…or what?)
2. George Washington Carver NM
3. Jefferson National Expansion Memorial
4. Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail
5. Oregon National Historic Trail
6. Ozark National Scenic Riverways
7. Pony Express National Historic Trail
8. Santa Fe National Historic Trail
9. Trail of Tears National Historic Trail
10. Ulysses S Grant NHS
11. Wilson’s Creek National Battlefield

Montana

I can’t even start reading a list of national parks in Montana without picturing Beavis and Butt-head reading the list…Be sure to learn ALL of the states that Yellowstone National Park is in! Lest you get burned in a trivia game…(pssst…it’s Montana, Wyoming and Idaho).

1. Big Hole National Battlefield
2. Bighorn Canyon National Rec Area
3. Glacier National Park
4. Grant-Kohrs Ranch NHS
5. Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail
6. Little Bighorn Battlefield NM
7. Nez Perce NHP
8. Yellowstone National Park

Nebraska

Your kids will be thrilled with ecstasy if you bring them here! 🙂

1. Agate Fossil Beds NM (another misleading name…and all this time I thought agates could only be found on beaches in the U.P. of Michigan, lol…)
2. Chimney Rock NHS
3. Homestead NM of America
4. Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail
5. Mormon Pioneer National Historic Trail
6. Niobrara National Scenic River
7. Oregon National Historic Trail
8. Scotts Bluff NM

Nevada

1. California National Historic Trail
2. Great Basin National Park
3. Lake Mead National Rec Area
4. Pony Express National Historic Trail

New Hampshire

1. Appalachian National Scenic Trail
2. Saint-Gaudens NHS

New Jersey

We missed a question about Great Egg Harbor before. Does not look like a place I’d be interested in visiting. Signs, signs, everywhere are signs – clogging up the scenery…oy!

1. Appalachian National Scenic Trail
2. Delaware Water Gap National Rec Area
3. Edison NHS
4. Gateway National Rec Area
5. Great Egg Harbor Scenic and Rec River
6. Middle Delaware National Scenic River
7. Morristown NHP
8. New Jersey Coastal Heritage Trail Route
9. New Jersey Pinelands
10. Paterson-Great Falls

New Mexico

I can almost GUARANTEE that some trivia question writer out there is chomping at the bit to ask about this place. And if you read this blog, you have a chance of getting it right!

1. Aztec Ruins NM
2. Bandelier NM
3. Capulin Volcano NM
4. Carlsbad Caverns National Park
5. Chaco Culture NHP
6. El Malpais NM
7. El Morro NM
8. Fort Union NM
9. Gila Cliff Dwellings NM
10. Glorieta Battlefield
11. Petroglyph NM
12. Salinas Pueblo Missions NM
13. Santa Fe National Historic Trail
14. White Sands NM

New York

I don’t have a photo for New York. But I’m going to suggest going over this list carefully! Lots of potentially flunked questions…

1. African Burial Ground
2. Appalachian National Scenic Trail
3. Castle Clinton NM (no map available)
4. Eleanor Roosevelt NHS (no map available)
5. Ellis Island
6. Erie Canal
7. Federal Hall National Memorial
8. Fire Island National Seashore
9. Fort Stanwix NM
10. Gateway National Rec Area
11. General Grant National Memorial
12. Governors Island NM
13. Hamilton Grange National Memorial
14. Home of Franklin D Roosevelt NHS
15. Manhattan Sites
16. Martin Van Buren NHS
17. North Country National Scenic Trail
18. Sagamore Hill NHS
19. Saint Paul’s Church NHS
20. Saratoga NHP
21. Statue of Liberty NM
22. Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace NHS
23. Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural NHS
24. Upper Delaware Scenic and Rec River
25. Vanderbilt Mansion NHS
26. Women’s Rights NHP

North Carolina

One of the overlooks along the Blue Ridge Parkway, which traverses both Virginia and North Carolina

1. Appalachian National Scenic Trail
2. Blue Ridge Parkway
3. Cape Hatteras National Seashore
4. Cape Lookout National Seashore
5. Carl Sandburg Home NHS
6. Fort Raleigh NHS
7. Great Smoky Mountains National Park
8. Guilford Courthouse National Military Park
9. Moores Creek National Battlefield
10. Trail of Tears National Historic Trail
11. Wright Brothers National Memorial

North Dakota

1. Fort Union Trading Post NHS
2. Knife River Indian Villages NHS
3. Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail
4. North Country National Scenic Trail
5. Theodore Roosevelt National Park

Ohio

1. Cuyahoga Valley National Park
2. David Berger National Memorial
3. Dayton Aviation Heritage NHP
4. First Ladies NHS
5. Hopewell Culture NHP
6. James A Garfield NHS
7. North Country National Scenic Trail
8. Perry’s Victory and International Peace Memorial
9. William Howard Taft NHS

Oklahoma

1. Chickasaw National Rec Area
2. Oklahoma City National Memorial
3. Santa Fe National Historic Trail
4. Trail of Tears National Historic Trail
5. Washita Battlefield NHS

Oregon

1. California National Historic Trail
2. Crater Lake National Park
3. John Day Fossil Beds NM
4. Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail
5. Lewis and Clark NHP
6. McLoughlin House NHS
7. Nez Perce NHP
8. Oregon Caves NM
9. Oregon National Historic Trail

Pennsylvania

Again, look over this list…lots of names here!

1. Allegheny Portage Railroad NHS
2. Appalachian National Scenic Trail
3. Benjamin Franklin National Memorial
4. Delaware and Lehigh National Heritage Corridor
5. Delaware Water Gap National Rec Area
6. Edgar Allan Poe NHS
7. Eisenhower NHS
8. Flight 93 National Memorial
9. Fort Necessity National Battlefield
10. Friendship Hill NHS
11. Gettysburg National Military Park
12. Gloria Dei (Old Swedes) Church NHS
13. Hopewell Furnace NHS
14. Independence NHP
15. Johnstown Flood National Memorial
16. Middle Delaware National Scenic River
17. North Country National Scenic Trail
18. Potomac Heritage National Scenic Trail
19. Steamtown NHS
20. Thaddeus Kosciuszko National Memorial
21. Upper Delaware Scenic and Rec River
22. Valley Forge NHP

Rhode Island

1. Blackstone River Valley Natl Heritage Corridor
2. Roger Williams National Memorial
3. Touro Synagogue NHS

South Carolina

• Charles Pinckney NHS
• Congaree National Park
• Cowpens National Battlefield
• Fort Moultrie
• Fort Sumter NM
• Kings Mountain National Military Park
• Ninety Six NHS

South Dakota

Caves are the first thing you think of when you think of South Dakota, aren’t they? Yup, we missed a question about this place. Never again!

1. Badlands National Park
2. Jewel Cave NM
3. Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail
4. Minuteman Missle NHS
5. Missouri National Rec River
6. Mount Rushmore National Memorial
7. Wind Cave National Park

Tennessee

Even if you think you know presidents’ birth states pretty well, you might forget that Andrew Johnson was born in Tennessee. And continue to forget that…again…and again…and again.

1. Andrew Johnson NHS
2. Appalachian National Scenic Trail
3. Big South Fork National River and Rec Area
4. Fort Donelson National Battlefield
5. Great Smoky Mountains National Park
6. Natchez Trace National Scenic Trail
7. Natchez Trace Parkway
8. Obed Wild and Scenic River
9. Shiloh National Military Park
10. Stones River National Battlefield
11. Trail of Tears National Historic Trail

Texas

You thought this was in Mexico, right? Nope, Guadelupe Mountains National Park is in Texas! Proof that everything isn’t bigger in Texas…the Rocky Mountains farther north laugh at you, puny Guadelupe Mountains! We had this as a question before…and got it right! See, we don’t always flunk national parks questions! Peruse the names of other Texas national parks…Big Bend, Big Thicket, and Lake Meredith could all conspire to stymie your attempts at trivia supremacy. Bwa ha ha ha!

1. Alibates Flint Quarries NM
2. Amistad National Rec Area
3. Big Bend National Park
4. Big Thicket National Preserve
5. Chamizal National Memorial
6. El Camino Real de los Tejas
7. Fort Davis NHS
8. Guadalupe Mountains National Park
9. Lake Meredith National Rec Area
10. Lyndon B Johnson NHP
11. Padre Island National Seashore
12. Palo Alto Battlefield NHS
13. Rio Grande Wild and Scenic River
14. San Antonio Missions NHP

Utah

1. Arches National Park
2. Bryce Canyon National Park
3. California National Historic Trail
4. Canyonlands National Park
5. Capitol Reef National Park
6. Cedar Breaks NM
7. Dinosaur NM
8. Glen Canyon National Rec Area
9. Golden Spike NHS
10. Hovenweep NM
11. Mormon Pioneer National Historic Trail
12. Natural Bridges NM
13. Pony Express National Historic Trail
14. Rainbow Bridge NM
15. Timpanogos Cave NM
16. Zion National Park

Vermont

1. Appalachian National Scenic Trail
2. Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller NHP

Virginia

1. Appalachian National Scenic Trail
2. Appomattox Court House NHP
3. Arlington House, The Robert E Lee Memorial
4. Assateague Island National Seashore
5. Blue Ridge Parkway
6. Booker T Washington NM
7. Cedar Creek and Belle Grove NHP
8. Claude Moore Colonial Farm (no map available)
9. Colonial NHP
10. Fort Monroe
11. Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania Natl Military Park
12. George Washington Birthplace NM (no map available)
13. George Washington Memorial Parkway
14. Great Falls Park
15. Green Springs Historic District (no map available)
16. Harpers Ferry NHP
17. Jamestown NHS
18. LBJ Memorial Grove on the Potomac
19. Maggie L Walker NHS
20. Manassas National Battlefield Park
21. Petersburg National Battlefield
22. Potomac Heritage National Scenic Trail
23. Prince William Forest Park
24. Richmond National Battlefield Park
25. Shenandoah National Park
26. Wolf Trap National Park for the Performing Arts
27. Yorktown Battlefield

Washington

1. Ebey’s Landing National Historical Reserve
2. Fort Vancouver NHS
3. Klondike Gold Rush NHP-Seattle Unit
4. Lake Chelan National Rec Area
5. Lake Roosevelt National Rec Area
6. Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail
7. Mount Rainier National Park
8. Nez Perce NHP
9. North Cascades National Park
10. Olympic National Park
11. Ross Lake National Rec Area
12. San Juan Island NHP
13. Whitman Mission NHS

West Virginia

1. Appalachian National Scenic Trail
2. Bluestone National Scenic River
3. Chesapeake and Ohio Canal NHP
4. Gauley River National Rec Area
5. Harpers Ferry NHP
6. New River Gorge National River
7. Stephen T Mather Training Center

Wisconsin

1. Apostle Islands National Lakeshore
2.  Ice Age National Scenic Trail
3. North Country National Scenic Trail
4. Saint Croix National Scenic Riverway

Wyoming

1. Bighorn Canyon National Rec Area
2. California National Historic Trail
3. Devils Tower NM
4. Fort Laramie NHS (no map available)
5. Fossil Butte NM
6. Grand Teton National Park
7. John D Rockefeller Jr Memorial Parkway
8. Mormon Pioneer National Historic Trail
9. Oregon National Historic Trail
10. Pony Express National Historic Trail
11. Yellowstone National Park