Which National Parks have you visited in your country?For me it's>Arches>Canyonlands>Grand Canyon>Shenandoah>Zion
Parque dos peidorentinhos
>>200201359used to enjoy going to woods all the time, but bears will maul you to death here nowadays.
>>200201398zero search results on google
>>200201420what types of bears do you have in Slovakia? here we have grizzlies, so I like to carry a 10mm handgun if I'll be in a remote area
>>200201424I don't know if it's national, I just live close to it like walking distance close
>>200201605bro I mean it. Can't even look it uponly result is a chilean park for some reason
>>200201573https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/brown-bear-attacks-cyclist-in-slovakia/ar-BB1qBdTKhttps://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/after-woman-mauled-to-death-romania-authorizes-killing-481-bears/ar-BB1q1KMGBrown, also our forest is small compare to yours so they go out of their areas. Also, problem in Romania, we both started killing them.
>>200201420>nowadayswhat changed?
>>200201359BandipurNagaraholeBandhavgarhKanhaPenchRajaji
>>200201685Try fiding forno grande and serra azul, those are much much bigger parks that are in the vicinity, there should be one between them that's peidorentinhos
>>200201908based fellow nature enjoyer
>>200201359We have regional and national parks but when it comes to national I've seen:>CévennesQuite diverse. Heavily forested with mountains but also has barren rocky plateaux, canyons, and clash of climates with one part influenced by the Mediterranean and one much colder/humid continental. It's UNESCO as a cultural landscape>VanoiseTypical Alpine landscapes with glaciers, 3800 meters high summits, valleys, lakes etc>MercantourAlpine but with a twist it's close to the Mediterranean so it's got a dryer, more rugged feeling + famous for its pre-historical rock carvings>ForêtsIn Burgundy, probably the least wild of all the national parks it's more like beautiful countryside than "nature" but it's been created to protect very nice remnants of old lowland forest. >Réunion Overseas park with active and dead volcanoes reaching 3000 meters, untouched tropical forest, extremely steep gorges and canyons, waterfalls. It's also UNESCO>GuadeloupeOverseas park, tropical forest, active volcano, white sand beaches and teeming marine life. Your typical Caribbean vibeWe also have dozens of regional parks, a lower level of classification for remarkable areas where the stricter rules of a national park would be too complicated to manage because of all the people already living there
>>200202855thanks for sharing anon, they all sound beautiful
>>200203184I've been to the USA and seen Everglades, Grand Canyon, Bryce Canyon, Zion. Favorite was ZionI'd love to see Redwoods, Black Canyon of the Gunnison, Olympic, Yosemite, Denali
