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What's Your Ideal Public Lands Adventure Spot?
National Public Lands Day is September 28, and what better way to celebrate than by exploring the natural beauty surrounding us? But with so many incredible places to visit, how do you choose the perfect spot?
If you haven’t already, take our fun and quick quiz to discover which park or public land is your ideal National Public Lands Day destination.
You’ll find your perfect getaway and learn about the work we do to protect these cherished spaces. Curious which other spots made our list? Read on, and happy exploring.
The Chattahoochee RiverLands offers a perfect blend of river landscapes and lush greenery, making it an ideal spot for water-based activities. Whether you enjoy kayaking, canoeing, or simply relaxing by the water, this adventure corridor provides a serene and refreshing escape into nature.
Our Work Here
Trust for Public Land has led the effort to create 100 miles of parks and trails along the Chattahoochee, where residents and visitors alike can fish, hike, paddle, and enjoy Georgia’s most famous river. In addition, we’re about to open the first ever camp-and-paddle trail, which will offer a way to experience the river on a four-day paddling trip.
Zion National Park’s stunning desert vistas and diverse trails make it a paradise for hikers. Explore the unique landscapes, towering cliffs, and winding canyons that define this iconic national park, and immerse yourself in the rugged beauty of the American Southwest.
Our Work Here
For nearly 25 years, Trust for Public Land has worked to ensure that recreational access in and around Zion National Park remains uncompromised. Through these efforts, we secured the park’s stunning backcountry in places such as Tabernacle Dome, Firepit Knoll, and Orderville Gulch. We also preserved the last unprotected mile of the famous Zion Narrows Trail.
Fishers Peak State Park offers expansive open spaces and majestic mountain views, providing an excellent opportunity to observe wildlife in its natural habitat. Whether you’re spotting elk, deer, or bird species such as peregrine falcons, this adventure spot offers a perfect blend of nature and tranquility.
Our Work Here
With the help of Trust for Public Land and partners, residents and visitors can now explore 30 square miles of breathtaking landscapes, including mesas, canyons, valleys, and the 9,000-foot summit of Fishers Peak. Our work includes developing a master plan with trails, a visitor center, and the protection of critical wildlife habitats.
The Columbia River Gorge offers a picturesque setting with stunning waterfalls, diverse hiking trails, and vibrant greenery. This adventure spot is perfect for those who love exploring the great outdoors and being immersed in a refreshing environment.
Our Work Here
Since 1979, TPL has conducted over 65 land transactions to protect more than 17,000 acres in the gorge. Trust for Public Land continues to partner with local organizations to conserve the iconic highlands, promote sustainable growth, and support a vibrant local economy.
Haskill Basin’s dense forests and meadows provide a serene backdrop for your outdoor adventures. Whether you’re exploring the trails on foot or by bike, this spot offers a peaceful retreat into nature, with the bonus of discovering hidden meadows and scenic views.
Our Work Here
With the support of friends and donors, TPL has protected more than 3,000 acres of land around the lakes, rivers, and streams of Haskill Basin. With the land now permanently preserved, residents and visitors to Whitefish can explore Haskill Basin knowing the land will always serve the community.
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