US National Park Rankings (All)
All U.S. National Parks with their state(s) and year established as a national park.
Travel & Geography
🌍 World Ranking
▲ Top 5
#1
Yellowstone (Wyoming/Montana/Idaho, 1872)
+6
#2
Yosemite (California, 1890)
+4
#3
Glacier (Montana, 1910)
+3
#4
Zion (Utah, 1919)
+2
#5
Acadia (Maine, 1919)
+1
▼ Bottom 5
#1
Everglades (Florida, 1947)
-6
#2
Death Valley (California/Nevada, 1994)
-4
#3
Bryce Canyon (Utah, 1928)
-3
#4
Theodore Roosevelt (North Dakota, 1978)
-2
#5
Grand Canyon (Arizona, 1919)
-1
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All Items (64)
Yellowstone (Wyoming/Montana/Idaho, 1872)+6
Yosemite (California, 1890)+4
Glacier (Montana, 1910)+3
Zion (Utah, 1919)+2
Acadia (Maine, 1919)+1
Sequoia (California, 1890)—
Mount Rainier (Washington, 1899)—
Crater Lake (Oregon, 1902)—
Wind Cave (South Dakota, 1903)—
Mesa Verde (Colorado, 1906)—
Rocky Mountain (Colorado, 1915)—
Hawaii Volcanoes (Hawaii, 1916)—
Lassen Volcanic (California, 1916)—
Denali (Alaska, 1917)—
Hot Springs (Arkansas, 1921)—
Bryce Canyon (Utah, 1928)—
Grand Teton (Wyoming, 1929)—
Carlsbad Caverns (New Mexico, 1930)—
Great Smoky Mountains (North Carolina/Tennessee, 1934)—
Shenandoah (Virginia, 1935)—
Olympic (Washington, 1938)—
Kings Canyon (California, 1940)—
Biscayne (Florida, 1968)—
Redwood (California, 1968)—
Guadalupe Mountains (Texas, 1972)—
North Cascades (Washington, 1968)—
Voyageurs (Minnesota, 1975)—
Channel Islands (California, 1980)—
Congaree (South Carolina, 2003)—
Cuyahoga Valley (Ohio, 2000)—
Joshua Tree (California, 1994)—
Great Basin (Nevada, 1986)—
Arches (Utah, 1971)—
Capitol Reef (Utah, 1971)—
Canyonlands (Utah, 1964)—
Badlands (South Dakota, 1978)—
Big Bend (Texas, 1944)—
Black Canyon of the Gunnison (Colorado, 1999)—
Great Sand Dunes (Colorado, 2004)—
Petrified Forest (Arizona, 1962)—
Saguaro (Arizona, 1994)—
Isle Royale (Michigan, 1940)—
Mammoth Cave (Kentucky, 1941)—
Dry Tortugas (Florida, 1992)—
Virgin Islands (U.S. Virgin Islands, 1956)—
American Samoa (American Samoa, 1988)—
Wrangell-St. Elias (Alaska, 1980)—
Gates of the Arctic (Alaska, 1980)—
Kenai Fjords (Alaska, 1980)—
Katmai (Alaska, 1980)—
Lake Clark (Alaska, 1980)—
Kobuk Valley (Alaska, 1980)—
Glacier Bay (Alaska, 1980)—
Great Smoky Mountains (North Carolina/Tennessee, 1934)—
Indiana Dunes (Indiana, 2019)—
White Sands (New Mexico, 2019)—
Gateway Arch (Missouri, 2018)—
Pinnacles (California, 2013)—
New River Gorge (West Virginia, 2020)—
Grand Canyon (Arizona, 1919)-1
Theodore Roosevelt (North Dakota, 1978)-2
Bryce Canyon (Utah, 1928)-3
Death Valley (California/Nevada, 1994)-4
Everglades (Florida, 1947)-6