Solitude and National Parks

Above, Lassen Peak peeks over a hill and meadow. Photo by Armand Vaquer.

Want to visit a national park but don't want to be mired in wall-to-wall people?

The Los Angeles Times has an article on national parks where solitude can still be had.

They wrote:

America’s most popular national parks receive more than 100,000 visitors a month during summer. But other parks fly under the radar. 

Visitors to lesser-known parks can enjoy uncrowded scenic areas, unpressured ranger interactions and may be able to camp without a reservation. These parks are more remote, and services may be limited. 

Above, I was able to camp at Lassen's Manzanita Lake Campground without making any prior reservations. Photo by Armand Vaquer.

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