National parks
Across
- 1. Harding Icefield and spectacular fjords near Anchorage, Alaska
- 6. North Dakota badlands and wildlife preserves named after a president
- 7. Old-growth floodplain forest in South Carolina with elevated boardwalks
- 8. Tallest trees on Earth and old-growth forests in northern California
- 9. Dramatic Colorado canyon with steep black rock walls
- 12. Stark landscape of spires, buttes, and rich fossil beds in South Dakota
- 13. Alaska’s largest national park, glaciers and mountain wilderness
- 14. Volcanoes, lava flows, and Kilauea eruption monitoring on the Big Island
- 15. Thermal springs and historic bathhouses in central Arkansas
- 17. First U.S. national park with geysers and diverse wildlife in Wyoming
- 22. Sunrise above the clouds on a 10,023-foot volcano in Maui, Hawaii
- 23. Giant cacti flourish in the Sonoran Desert near Tucson, Arizona
- 28. Mostly underwater park protecting coral reefs in Florida
- 31. Largest gypsum sand dunes in New Mexico
- 32. Towering peaks, alpine tortoises, and Continental Divide in Colorado
- 35. Remote Michigan island park in Lake Superior, habitat for wolves and moose
- 36. Brown bears fishing at Brooks Falls in Alaska
- 37. Deepest U.S. lake in a volcanic caldera in Oregon
- 38. Inland water-based park along lakes and rivers in Minnesota
- 44. Highest peak in Texas, Guadalupe Peak, and fossil-rich canyons
- 45. Majestic peaks and Going-to-the-Sun Road in Montana
- 47. Massive canyon carved by the Colorado River in Arizona
- 48. The world’s longest cave system in Kentucky
- 50. Home to General Sherman, the largest tree by volume on Earth in California
- 52. North America’s tallest peak and vast Alaskan wilderness
- 54. Waterpocket Fold, unusual desert geology, and orchards in Utah
- 55. Five islands with endemic species and marine ecosystems in California
- 56. Two deserts meet with iconic Joshua trees and giant boulders in California
- 57. Towering sandstone cliffs and canyons in Utah
- 58. Accessible by plane only, volcanoes, lakes, and wildlife in Alaska
- 59. Famous for granite cliffs and Atlantic coastline in Maine
- 60. Tropical beaches, coral reefs, and rainforest on U.S. Virgin Islands
- 61. Deep canyons and General Grant tree among giant sequoias in California
- 62. Rugged peaks, glaciers, and biodiversity in Washington State
Down
- 2. Deep canyon along New River, hiking, and scenic bridge in West Virginia
- 3. Urban park in St. Louis featuring the tallest monument in the Western Hemisphere
- 4. Largest tropical wilderness in southern Florida, home to alligators
- 5. Ancient bristlecone pines and Lehman Caves in Nevada
- 10. Lakeshore park with sand dunes along Lake Michigan in Indiana
- 11. Blue Ridge Mountains, Skyline Drive, and waterfalls in Virginia
- 16. Most visited U.S. park with Appalachian forests and wildlife
- 18. Diverse ecosystems including rainforest, mountain, and coastline in Washington
- 19. Tidewater glaciers and abundant wildlife in Alaska
- 20. Remote islands with coral reefs and historic Fort Jefferson in Florida
- 21. Famous granite cliffs, Half Dome, and waterfalls in California
- 24. Protects tropical rainforest and coral reefs across three South Pacific islands
- 25. Hottest and lowest national park, home to Badwater Basin in California and Nevada
- 26. Remote Arctic national park with tundra and wild rivers in Alaska
- 27. Ancient Puebloan cliff dwellings in Colorado
- 29. Green oasis along the Cuyahoga River with historic canal trails in Ohio
- 30. Kobuk Sand Dunes and remote Arctic wilderness in Alaska
- 31. Boxwork caves and prairie ecosystem with bison in South Dakota
- 33. Maze of canyons, mesas, and buttes carved by Colorado and Green Rivers
- 34. Ancient petrified wood and Painted Desert vistas in Arizona
- 39. Iconic stratovolcano with glaciers and alpine meadows in Washington
- 40. Active volcano, hydrothermal features, and hiking in California
- 41. Talus caves and habitat for California condors in central California
- 42. Desert park along the Rio Grande with Chisos Mountains in Texas
- 43. Subterranean limestone caves and Big Room in New Mexico
- 46. Scenic jagged peaks and Jackson Hole valley in Wyoming
- 49. Tallest sand dunes in North America along Colorado’s San Luis Valley
- 51. Hoodoos in natural amphitheaters on Utah’s Paunsaugunt Plateau
- 53. Known for over 2,000 natural sandstone arches in Utah