Looking for some winter camping destination inspiration? Look no further- AmeriAmp has got you covered with our list of the Top 10 Winter Camping Destinations
Crater Lake National Park, Oregon
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Crater Lake is famous for its clear, deep waters that reside in a crater (per its namesake) formed by the falling of a gigantic volcano. The stunning lake, along with the surrounding scenery covered in a blanket of delicate winter snow, makes for a trip you’ll never forget.
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Death Valley National Park, California
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Death Valley is one of the hottest places on earth, so it makes sense that the best time of year to visit and breath in its beauty is during winter when temperatures are much more tolerable.
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Mount Hood National Forest, Oregon
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Another Oregon location, and for good reason—Mount Hood is beautiful year-round, but it’s even more stunning during winter. There are also tons of activities for you in Mount Hood, like skiing, snowshoeing, sledding, and much more!
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Coeur d’Alene National Forest, Idaho
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In Northern Idaho, it doesn’t get much more beautiful than Coeur d’Alene. With its towering, dense forests and incredible lake, Coeur d’Alene makes for a fantastically scenic destination. Not to mention the town is charming and happily welcomes winter tourists if you need a break from roughing it.
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Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming
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Yellowstone is one of the most famous national parks in the world, with over 4 million visitors from all over the globe yearly. Yellowstone has a plethora of jaw-dropping sights, from hotpots to towering pines, there will never be a dull moment.
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Arches National Park, Utah
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Arches National Park is famous for its other-worldly, natural orange arches (hence the name), but most visitors only visit in the summer time. However, there are fewer visitors in the winter-time, and the snow dusting the arches makes for a wonderfully unique backdrop.
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Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona
The Grand Canyon might be one of the most famous and memorable sight-seeing spots in America, so it goes without saying that it gets a huge number of visitors. Much like others on this list, visiting during the wintertime promises a smaller crowd and more room to breathe while visiting the longest canyon in the world.
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Hot Springs National Park, Arkansas
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Hot Springs National Park not only offers surreal beauty, but the hot springs are perfect for warm relaxation this winter. Being able to enjoy the beauty of nature while relaxing in a natural hot spring? Yes, please!
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Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest, Washington
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This national forest in Washington is beautiful year-round, but its especially magical in the wintertime. Skiing, snowboarding, and wildlife-watching are popular activities in this ancient forest, and with less visitors than during the summer months, it makes for a great winter camping destination.
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Telluride, Colorado
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Last, but certainly not least, is Telluride, located in Colorado. Telluride is home to an incredible ski resort, with breathtaking views and tons of fresh, powdery snow. It has been compared to Aspen, but without the giant crowds. If you love skiing, snowboarding, and mountains—Telluride will be the perfect winter camping destination for you.
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No matter where your winter camping takes you, always know that AmeriAmp is here for all of your camping battery needs, to help you #PowerYourAdventures.