Generally, wintertime is associated with sitting by a crackling fireplace and watching the snowfall from the comfort of your warm home. Mix in some fast-paced winter sports like snowboarding and skiing, and it completes the package.
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But, arguably the best part of winter is when snow falls and covers an expansive landscape. For some reason, the white powdery fluff atop mountains, trees, cliffs and rocks is one of the most scenic pictures ever seen. When the snow touches a branch, it immediately becomes majestic.
That's why wintertime is one of the best times of the year to visit National Parks. Not only do the parks slow down and become less crowded, but when the snow falls, these incredible landscapes become completely serene. Not all parks experience winter like the wonderland we see in movies, but the ones that do, are well worth the few added layers, just to gaze upon the sensational sparkling snow.
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-Catarina Cowden, The Active Times
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Click Here to see the Complete List of National Parks to Visit in the Wintertime
But, arguably the best part of winter is when snow falls and covers an expansive landscape. For some reason, the white powdery fluff atop mountains, trees, cliffs and rocks is one of the most scenic pictures ever seen. When the snow touches a branch, it immediately becomes majestic.
That's why wintertime is one of the best times of the year to visit National Parks. Not only do the parks slow down and become less crowded, but when the snow falls, these incredible landscapes become completely serene. Not all parks experience winter like the wonderland we see in movies, but the ones that do, are well worth the few added layers, just to gaze upon the sensational sparkling snow.
Click Here to see the Original Story on The Active Times
-Catarina Cowden, The Active Times
More Content from The Active Times:
The National Parks: Ranked!
16 Spectacular National Park Campgrounds
America's National Parks Most in Peril From Global Warming
Economic Value of America's National Parks
New Ways to See the National Parks: 7 Alternative Adventures