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Top 10 Most Popular National Parks Reviewed for their Accessibility

August 25, 2021 by John Morris

Trail in public park with mountain in distance.

Ashley Lyn Olson, founder of the blog Wheelchairtraveling.com, was paralyzed at the age of 14 in the same accident that killed her father, who worked as a park ranger. Since 2009, she’s been blogging her travel experiences throughout the United States and beyond on her blog – WheelchairTraveling.com – which is both a website, travel company, blog, social network and resource for disabled people.

Recently she completed a seminal report offering, in painstaking detail, accessibility and tips for 22 of America’s most treasured national parks. Her father would have been proud.

The Top 10 Most Visited National Parks in 2020

NATIONAL PARK, LOCATION2020 Visitors (millions)
1. Great Smokey Mountain National Park, Tennessee/N. Carolina12.1 m
2. Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona6.2
3. Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado4.6
4. Zion National Park, Utah4.4
5. Yosemite National Park, California4.2
6. Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming/Montana/Nevada4.1
7. Acadia National Park, Maine3.5
8. Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming3.4
9. Olympic National Park, Washington3.2
10. Glacier National Park, Montana3.0

To read Ashley’s reviews of the top national parks, see the article on her website.

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