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Pride Past to Present

a few people holding a long horizontal rainbow sign with the words 'equal in every way'

Stonewall National Monument

The Stonewall uprising opened the door for millions of LGBTQ Americans to continue pressing for full and equal civil rights.

Stone Cottage at Val-Kill

Eleanor Roosevelt National Historic Site

Val-Kill hosted influential members of Eleanor Roosevelt's inner circle, such as politicians, suffragists and human rights activists.

Morning sunlight illuminates the moat bridge and stone gatehouse of Fort Jay

Governors Island National Monument

Learn about Henry Gerber, one of the earliest gay rights activists, who served in the military here from 1925 to 1942.

Go Batty!

hundreds of bats flying out of a cave

Carlsbad Caverns National Park

The large colony of Brazilian free-tailed bats wow visitors every evening from spring through fall with its spectacular outflights.

mountain and the north shore of Ofu

National Park of American Samoa

The animal life here is unique. While there are more than 800 native fish, the only native land mammals here are three bat species!

Looking up, a circular opening in a rock surface opens to a cloud-dotted sky above

El Malpais National Monument

Some of the most famous residents of El Malpais are bats. About 14 species have been observed in the area or call the park their home.

National Park Getaways

Sunset over a rock bluff in the desert

This Month's National Park Getaway

More than 60,000 years of volcanic activity have shaped the beautiful, rugged landscape of El Malpais National Monument.

Several long buildings in a high desert near a bluff

Tule Lake National Monument

Tule Lake National Monument tells the stories of 30,000 Japanese Americans who were forced to relocate to the camp far from their homes.

Hiker at a mile post on a trail in the woods

Potomac Heritage National Scenic Trail

Find your adventure on the Potomac Heritage National Scenic Trail, a corridor of nature and history maintained by many partners.

A brown and white horse in a marshland

Assateague Island National Seashore

This long barrier island on the Maryland and Virginia coast is a place recreated each day by ocean wind and waves.

Last updated: October 15, 2021