The Street View cars don’t often venture into American national parks. The coverage of the United States is fairly poor in general, and concentrates largely on urban areas.
But I poked and I prodded, and I managed to find a few little journeys through the parks of the USA. Here’s what I found. Come and join me.
The Joshua Tree National Park, southern California:
The Giant Sequoia National Park, California:
Googlecar unblurred, on the Manzanita Trail in Kings Canyon National Park:
More redwoods, in the Crystal Springs Trail area:
Angeles National Forest, California:
Death Valley National Park, southern California:
Yosemite National Park, northern California:
The cloud-misted Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming:
Wasatch-Cache National Forest, Utah:
Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado, complete with tenacious cyclist:
Everglades National Park, Florida:
Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Tennessee:
Bonus stretch-school-bus-from-HELLLL in the Smoky Mountains National Park:
Foliage in the Adirondacks, New York:
Not a national park, but noteworthy because it seems to be the northernmost StreetView location there is. North of Fairbanks, Alaska:
And the southernmost US Street View location: Atlantic Boulevard, Key West.
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Wow – that’s a great assortment of views. Loved the misty Grand Tetons.
ahhhhh home. my hometown is “the gateway to sequoia natl park” and our wedding site is the restaurant less than a mile from the entrance. it’s so, so, so beautiful and i’ll cherish it always. such a treasure, these places.
amandaw: aw, that’s lovely. I have those same feelings about the tall forests in the Southwest, especially the Tingle forests, which are not unlike redwoods. Being in the presence of ancient tree-beings is humbling.