Hot Springs National Park: in Arkansas was preserved in 1832. It became the first piece of land preserved for recreational use by the United States government.
Gateway Arch National Park: was established to preserve the historic “Gateway to the West.” The giant arch in the park was built in 1963 to commemorate America’s expansion into the west.
Badlands National Park:South Dakota is home to one of the most popular national parks in the country, the Badlands National Park.
Apostle Islands National Lakeshore:There are sea caves that turn into ice caves each winter, which provide perfect kayaking waters.
Mount Rushmore National Memorial:that you can find in South Dakota is the Mount Rushmore National Memorial. The giant monument carved into the black hills of the park showcases the faces.
Cuyahoga Valley National Park:is one of the top national parks in the Midwest, as well as one of the best outdoor getaways in Ohio. There are multiple hiking trails winding through forest landscapes.
Theodore Roosevelt National Park:Near the small town of Medora, North Dakota, you can find one of the Midwest’s best national parks.
Isle Royale National Park: is home to another of the Midwest’s most breathtaking destinations, Isle Royale National Park.
Voyageurs National Park: is one of the best Midwest national parks for those wanting to enjoy water recreation. Three lakes in the park, Rainy Lake, Ash River, and Kabetogama Lake.
Indiana Dunes National Park:covers around 15 miles of shore alongside Lake Michigan. This park offers year-round recreational opportunities that change with the seasons.