
North America · 9 parks
National parks in Canada
Turquoise lakes. High mountains. A visit that starts with the right way in.

National Parks Atlas
Fees, entrances, routes and rules for international visitors, each fact linked to the park authority that publishes it.
on four continents: North America, Europe, Africa, Asia
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North America · 9 parks
Turquoise lakes. High mountains. A visit that starts with the right way in.

North America · 13 parks
The world's first national park, with more active geysers than the rest of the planet combined.
02 · Continent
Five countries, 7 parks in the atlas.

Europe · 2 parks
Over wooden boardwalks, along turquoise lakes and from one waterfall to the next.

Europe · 1 park
Slovenia's only national park: no entry fee and no gates, but barriers, time slots and tickets at exactly the places everyone wants to see.

Europe · 2 parks
The Fire Mountains of the 1730 to 1736 eruptions: a bus route with a timed ticket, free guided walks from the park authority and a single open trail along the coast.

Europe · 1 park
A limestone massif with around fifty peaks over 2,000 m (6,562 ft), glacial lakes known locally as mountain eyes, and the deepest canyon in Europe.

Europe · 1 park
Germany's only Alpine national park: 2,300 metres (7,546 ft) of relief between the bed of Lake Königssee and the summit of the Watzmann.

Africa · 1 park
Not a national park but a reserve of Narok County, and the only protected area in the atlas whose entrance fee doubles in the middle of the year.

Africa · 1 park
Two million hectares you may drive through yourself, and a time window that ends every day when the gates close.

Africa · 2 parks
14,763 square kilometres without a fence, over a million wildebeest moving in a circle, the highest density of predators on earth: a daily entrance fee, a tent for 30 dollars, and a tariff list the authority has not renewed since 2023.

Africa · 1 park
A salt pan of some 4,800 km² (1,853 sq mi), with wildlife gathering at the waterholes around its edge, and a park you drive through yourself.

Asia · 1 park
A rainforest where a lake of 185 square kilometres was dammed in 1987, and where limestone cliffs have risen from the water ever since, as if from a fjord.
05 · Editorial
A growing atlas. Facts with a source.
So far there are 35 park guides from 12 countries. More parks follow once their sources have been checked. Fees, visitor rules and seasonal details always link to the official source.
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