Visiting every US national park is one of the great American bucket list goals. Whether you have been to two parks or twenty, tracking your progress keeps the goal alive and makes every trip feel like a milestone.
1. Put your progress on the wall
A US national parks push pin map shows every park at a glance. Add a pin after each visit and watch your map fill in. Our handmade wooden pine tree pins are made for marking parks.
2. Do not forget state parks
State parks are often closer to home and just as beautiful. Our state park maps cover states like Utah, Ohio, Texas, Michigan, North Carolina and more, so you can track weekend adventures too.
3. Plan trips in clusters
Look at your map for parks that sit close together and plan multi park road trips. Utah, for example, has five national parks within a few hours of each other.
4. Record the details
Keep a simple journal of the date, trail and favorite moment from each park. Pair it with your map for a complete record of your adventures.
5. Make it a family tradition
Let each family member choose a pin color, or give kids the job of adding the pin after every trip. A mini national parks map also makes a great desk or bedroom version.
