re: Most underrated national park?

Theodore Roosevelt national park is one I’ve heard multiple times that’s extremely underrated

Bryce Canyon, not far from Zion and spectacular. It's definitely underrated by a lot. The most underrated, probably not.

Canyonlands in Utah. Overshadowed by the national park next to it, Arches. Insane canyons. Basically the Grand canyon, but a little smaller and a lot more of them

Great Basin National Park and
Channel Islands don't get talked about enough.

pinnacles national park

I’ve spent the day there with only seeing a couple people and when I left I was the only vehicle in the parking lot

National park of America Samoa

Always wanted to visit Great Basin

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Also, it's findable on the "find a park" feature through the national park service:

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The NPS manages the designated national parks, national military/historic parks/sites, national battlefields, national rivers, national seasshores, national monuments, national national recreation areas, national "park & preserve"s, and probably more I can't remember right now.

For one of the etc. to become a full national park, congress has to vote on it.


Of the ones I've been to, my vote would be Black Canyon of The Gunnison in Colorado

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Dry Tortugas

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It said most underrated national park, not the most expensive one.