I enjoy many parks but the Grand Canyon is my favorite, because of its scenery. Sometimes I like to feel the essence of the early Pueblo people who inhabited there first.

The Grand Canyon is my favourite but i like to stick at attractions near to my home which is blackpool.

It's my dream to enjoy Grand Canyon.

If only . . .

Id love to go to some of them, but they aint in England! You should do one about England!

Started to dream about Grand Canyon :-).

It was the slide show of the national park in USA. What's about rest of the world?

Visit : www.new7wonders.com/.../liveranking

You will see the real ranking of nature.

@ luke - there are loads of attractions but the national parks are much more better as its wildlife and thats very relaxing especially on a summers day.

Just made an eight day sweep of 5 National, two tribal and several state parks. Zion, Bryce, Capitol Reef, Arches, Canyonlands, Monument Valley and Valley of the Gods. They are all incredible and if you go in late April like I did you won't see any crowds. In fact except for Zion and Arches I was mostly alone with nature.

Sound like a great place to go to, I would like to be going there soon.

Just made an eight day sweep of 5 National, two tribal and several state parks. Zion, Bryce, Capitol Reef, Arches, Canyonlands, Monument Valley and Valley of the Gods. They are all incredible and if you go in late April like I did you won't see any crowds. In fact except for Zion and Arches I was mostly alone with nature.

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I would love to travel America and visit all the national parks driving a camper van (SUV in the states). Yellow Stone Park would be the one I would visit if I only had one choice. The fact I stay in Scotland limits me to Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park. You guys over the pond will love this place.