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After a 2021 filled with pandemic uncertainty and anxiety about all things indoors, many travelers are sure to be thinking hard about national park destinations in the West this year.

After a 2021 filled with pandemic uncertainty and anxiety about all things indoors, many travelers are sure to be thinking hard about national park destinations in the West this year.

No decision has been made yet to limit visitors, but park officials are looking at all options with public safety in mind and it is not just due to COVID.

Pile burning has been going on since the end of January and continued through this week.

Concerned about nightmarish traffic jams at Yosemite National Park from more than half a dozen major new construction projects, park leaders are drawing up plans that could limit the number of visitors this summer by requiring reservations for day visits.

Here's a look at national parks in California, Arizona and Utah. These tips could save your winter, spring or summer trip.

Over the next few weeks, Yosemite National Park officials report that crews will be doing annual pile burning in various areas of the park.

The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Weather Advisory for the western slopes of the northern Sierra Nevada above 6,000 feet. It is effective now

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By Carmen Kohlruss, The Sacramento Bee SACRAMENTO— As winter nears, there’s already lots of chilly fun to enjoy in Yosemite National Park. It’s easy to see the park’s most famous waterfalls and rock walls any time of the year. Here’s what to expect now and this winter in Yosemite, from ice skating t