The National Parks: Arguably America's Only Good Idea

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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > The Great Outdoors > The National Parks: Arguably America's Only Good Idea

SirPhoebos: Dec 10, 2007; WELL THAT JUST HAPPENED!

I'm looking into visiting a National Park in Alaska. I've done drive-up camping, and while I want to learn backcountry camping, making my first try in Alaska doesn't strike me as the best idea. Are any of the Alaskan parks (relatively) beginner friendly?

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SirPhoebos: Dec 10, 2007; WELL THAT JUST HAPPENED!

I'm going to Isle Royale this summer, taking a seaplane from Houghton MI to and from. Since it's a long drive to Houghton I'm going to be staying overnight before and after the trip.

By any chance is there anything worth checking out in Houghton? My expectation isn't high but no harm in checking.

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