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Wikimedia Commons/Pierce, C.C. , 1861-1946 The Yosemite Indian Village For nearly 4,000 years, Native Americans lived in Yosemite Valley before anyone tried to remove...
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Shutterstock Yosemite Valley (California) John Muir arrived in Yosemite Valley in 1868 expecting to stay just one summer. Instead, he spent years studying every...
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Shutterstock Hetch Hetchy Valley (Yosemite) John Muir called Hetch Hetchy Valley “Yosemite’s twin.” Then San Francisco showed up with dynamite and concrete mixers. What...
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Public Domain (NPS) John Muir, the Naturalist Explorer In 1868, a scraggly Scottish wanderer named John Muir stumbled into Yosemite Valley for the first...
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Shutterstock Castle Crags State Park, California Granite spires shoot up 6,000 feet into the California sky at Castle Crags, where rock climbers, hikers, and...
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Shutterstock Hetch Hetchy, Yosemite Valley Before it held San Francisco’s water, Hetch Hetchy was John Muir’s paradise. Today, this part of Yosemite still shows...
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Shutterstock Curry Village, Yosemite At the heart of Yosemite Valley sits Curry Village, a historic camp spot that’s been housing adventurers since 1899. With...
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Shutterstock The Ahwahnee Hotel, California Every national park lodge has a story, but the Ahwahnee’s reads like a Hollywood script. FDR slept here. So...
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Shutterstock Misty Fjords National Monument, Alaska Just 22 miles from Ketchikan, this place will remind you just how untamed Alaska is. Misty Fjords serves...