Well then, what is it?

Also, feel free to share your experiences at these parks. They're all great, I'm sure.

You forgot the Congaree National Park in Richland County, SC.

Congaree National Park (http://www.nps.gov/cosw/)

:eek: South Carolina has a national park? :eek:

I had no idea. Sorry, I was just listing out of the 2004 World Almanac.
Is the park relatively new?

Congaree became a National Park in November 2003.

http://www.nps.gov/cosw/

I haven't been to all of these, but I'd have to think that either the Great Smokies or Shenandoah would offer the most breathtaking scenery.

I'd have to say that the Smokies are pretty amazing, but the entire region is at risk due to rising pollution problems. The 100-mile vistas common until the mid 20th century are now a thing of the past.

yup, the smokies have gone downhill in the past 20 years. still a great park, but sad.

Congaree's pretty cool, too.

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Guilford Battleground National Park is the best.

I'd have to say that the Smokies are pretty amazing, but the entire region is at risk due to rising pollution problems. The 100-mile vistas common until the mid 20th century are now a thing of the past.

Really? I went there about two years ago, and we were able to see Mount Mitchell from Clingman's Dome.

How about the good-ole Okeefenokee Swamp in South Georgia. There are tons of habits in this park and it has some of the highest diversity of Plant/Animal life in the continental USA. The Everglades is amazing too, and thats what I voted for.

I have never been to any of them surprisingly, but the Biscayne Nat'l Park seems cool.

I voted for the Smokies, but I also liked the Everglades, and Congaree was ok when I visited about 10 years ago, I remember seeing lots of snakes and getting eaten alive by mosquitoes. It was rough.

GSM is amazing.

How about the good-ole Okeefenokee Swamp in South Georgia. There are tons of habits in this park and it has some of the highest diversity of Plant/Animal life in the continental USA. The Everglades is amazing too, and thats what I voted for.
The Okefenokee isn't a Nat'l Park, it's a "Nat'l Wildlife Refuge" or something like that.
Though this gives me an idea for another thread. :naughty:

I vote for Great Smokey Mountains, b/c Dolly told me to.

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