NPS Near Me (Web Application)

Hale E. 2026. NPS Near Me (Web Application). National Park Service

The National Park Service helps communities across the country expand access to outdoor recreation, protect natural landscapes, and preserve history. In addition to our iconic national parks, NPS also supports national trails, Wild and Scenic Rivers, national heritage areas, natural landmarks, community parks, and other special places. Made possible through partnerships, technical assistance, grants, and stewardship programs, NPS extends the benefits of natural and cultural resource conservation and outdoor recreation to places near you. This map highlights projects that have been led by the National Park Service and its partners. Some locations are managed directly by NPS, while others reflect collaborative efforts that help communities conserve important places and create new opportunities for people to connect with the outdoors. The sites shown on this map represent the work of programs including Rivers, Trails, and Conservation Assistance, Land and Water Conservation Fund, Federal Lands to Parks, Urban Park and Recreation Recovery, National Historic Landmarks, National Natural Landmarks, National Trails, National Wild and Scenic Rivers, National Park System, and National Heritage Areas. Information in the app comes from the National Park Service, USDA Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management, Trust for Public Land, and American Trails.

Type
Map
Authors
Hale, Elizabeth
Date of Issue
2026-08-04
Publisher
National Park Service
Keywords
Communities, Federal Lands to Parks, Land and Water Conservation Fund, National Heritage Areas, National Historic Landmarks, National Natural Landmarks, National Park System, National Trails, National Wild and Scenic Rivers, NPS-RTCA, Outdoor Recreation, Partnerships, Urban Park and Recreation Recovery
Subjects
NPS.gov Subject Site: National Heritage Areas , NPS.gov Subject Site: National Trails System , NPS.gov Subject Site: Partnerships , NPS.gov Subject Site: Rivers , NPS.gov Subject Site: Urban Parks and Programs

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