This week, the National Park Service announced that it is removing the reservation requirement for four of its busiest and most iconic parks this summer: Arches, Glacier, and Yosemite National Parks.

Four fan-favorite national parks in the West have announced their plans for how people can visit them this year.

Arches National Park in Utah and Glacier National Park in Montana also have lifted timed-entry and reservation requirements ...

Complete Arches National Park Camping Guide within site photos and video. Devil's Garden Campground is located in Arches ...

Big changes are coming to several major national parks as they drop advanced entrance reservations this summer.

The National Park Service has lost roughly 25 percent of its permanent employees since the beginning of President Donald Trump’s second term. Those reductions have left many parks operating with ...

Three years after massive crowds during the July 4th weekend caused three-hour traffic jams and gridlock stretching for miles ...

Arches National Park in Utah is relatively small but also popular, leading to historically dense crowds and long lines to ...

Rocky Mountain National Park will continue its timed-entry reservation system, while other popular national parks drop theirs ...