Free checklist and map

National Park Checklist

A map of all 63 US national parks that doubles as your national parks checklist. Check off each park as you visit, then save your map as an image or print the checklist. It is free, with no sign-up.

Too many to tap? The Stampsy app finds them in your photos PRO

Tap a park to check it off

of 63 parks
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of all the parks
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regions
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  • Alaska 0 of 8
  • East 0 of 11
  • Midwest 0 of 8
  • Pacific 0 of 16
  • Rockies 0 of 7
  • Southwest 0 of 13

All 63 National Parks

Alaska 0 of 8

East 0 of 11

Midwest 0 of 8

Pacific 0 of 16

Rockies 0 of 7

Southwest 0 of 13

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  • National parks from your photos PRO
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  • On iPhone and Android
In the app

What Your Map Turns Into

  • A Stamp for Every Country

    Everywhere you have been, collected in one passport.

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    Your photos know when you went, so the trips come back.

  • Collections to Finish PRO

    Country groups, US states, UNESCO sites, airports and more.

This free tool and the Stampsy app
This Page Stampsy App
Check off your parks Yes PRO
Save your map as an image Yes Yes
Find parks in your photos No PRO
A passport stamp for each country No Yes
Rebuild your old trips No Yes
Your map on every phone you use This browser Yes
Home Screen widgets No PRO
Three steps

How It Works

From a blank map to a picture of every park you have seen.

  1. Check Off Your Parks

    Tap a dot on the map or tick a park in the list. Tap again to take it off. Search works for a park or a state, like Zion or Utah.

  2. Watch Your Count

    Your total and your share of the 63 parks update with every tap, region by region. Each park gets you about 1.6% of the way there.

  3. Save Your Map

    Save the map as an image with your count on it, or share it from your phone. Tap a region first for a map of just the Rockies or just Alaska.

The map

Map of US National Parks

The map at the top of this page shows all 63 US national parks, one dot for each, from Acadia in Maine to the National Park of American Samoa in the South Pacific. Alaska and Hawaii sit at the bottom left, as on most maps of the US, and American Samoa and the US Virgin Islands are placed where they fit.

Tap a region above the map to zoom in on it, from the Pacific to the East, and tap a dot to check off a park. Your map of the national parks you have been to saves as an image, with your count on it.

Rather have it on paper? The printable national park checklist has all 63 parks by state and A to Z, with a box to tick for each, to print or download as a PDF.

Map of US national parks, with a dot for each of the 63 parks Map of US national parks, with a dot for each of the 63 parks
The count

How Many National Parks Are There?

There are 63 national parks in the United States, in 30 states and 2 territories. California has the most with 9, then Alaska with 8 and Utah with 5.

Some parks cross state lines. Yellowstone reaches into Montana and Idaho, Great Smoky Mountains is in North Carolina and Tennessee, and Death Valley is in California and Nevada. Below, each is listed under one state.

Keeping score beyond the parks? Try the US states visited map or the countries visited map.

The 63 national parks by region
RegionParks
Alaska8
East11
Midwest8
Pacific16
Rockies7
Southwest13
United States63
The full list

All 63 National Parks by State

The 63 national parks list, by state and territory. To tick them off on paper, use the printable checklist.

Alaska

Denali, Gates of the Arctic, Glacier Bay, Katmai, Kenai Fjords, Kobuk Valley, Lake Clark, Wrangell–St. Elias

American Samoa

National Park of American Samoa

Arizona

Grand Canyon, Petrified Forest, Saguaro

Arkansas

Hot Springs

California

Channel Islands, Death Valley, Joshua Tree, Kings Canyon, Lassen Volcanic, Pinnacles, Redwood, Sequoia, Yosemite

Colorado

Black Canyon of the Gunnison, Great Sand Dunes, Mesa Verde, Rocky Mountain

Florida

Biscayne, Dry Tortugas, Everglades

Hawaii

Haleakalā, Hawaiʻi Volcanoes

Indiana

Indiana Dunes

Kentucky

Mammoth Cave

Maine

Acadia

Michigan

Isle Royale

Minnesota

Voyageurs

Missouri

Gateway Arch

Montana

Glacier

Nevada

Great Basin

New Mexico

Carlsbad Caverns, White Sands

North Carolina

Great Smoky Mountains

North Dakota

Theodore Roosevelt

Ohio

Cuyahoga Valley

Oregon

Crater Lake

South Carolina

Congaree

South Dakota

Badlands, Wind Cave

Texas

Big Bend, Guadalupe Mountains

US Virgin Islands

Virgin Islands

Utah

Arches, Bryce Canyon, Canyonlands, Capitol Reef, Zion

Virginia

Shenandoah

Washington

Mount Rainier, North Cascades, Olympic

West Virginia

New River Gorge

Wyoming

Grand Teton, Yellowstone

FAQ

Questions, Answered

How many national parks are there in the US?

There are 63 national parks, in 30 states and 2 US territories, American Samoa and the US Virgin Islands. The newest is New River Gorge in West Virginia, named a national park in 2020.

Is there a map of all the US national parks?

Yes. The map at the top of this page shows all 63 US national parks, one dot for each, by region. Tap a dot to check off a park, or tap a region above the map to zoom in on it.

Is there a printable national park checklist?

Yes. The printable national park checklist has all 63 parks on two pages, by state and A to Z, with a box to tick for each. Print it, or download it as a PDF.

Which state has the most national parks?

California has the most, with 9. Alaska is next with 8, then Utah with 5.

Is this national park checklist free?

Yes. It is free to use, with no account and no sign-up. Open the page and start checking off parks.

Does it remember the parks I have checked off?

Yes. Your parks stay in this browser, on this device, so they are still here next time you open the page. Nothing you pick is uploaded or sent to us. Clearing your browser data clears the list too, so save the image as a backup.

How do I save or share my checklist?

Tap Save image to get a picture of your map with your count on it. On a phone, Share opens your share sheet so you can post it or send it to a friend.

Why 63, when the National Park Service has more than 400 sites?

The National Park Service looks after more than 400 sites, including monuments, historic sites and seashores. Only 63 of them are national parks, and those are the ones on this checklist.

Where are American Samoa and the US Virgin Islands on the map?

They are too far away to fit, so like Alaska and Hawaii they are placed where they do fit: American Samoa at the bottom left and the US Virgin Islands out in the Atlantic, east of Florida.

What counts as visiting a park?

You decide. Some people count any park they have set foot in, others wait until they have hiked a trail or stayed the night. It is your checklist.

Is this the same as the Passport To Your National Parks book?

No. That is a paper book you stamp at the parks, and this is a map you fill in on the web. You can use both.

Is this the same as the Stampsy app?

No. This page is a checklist you fill in by hand. In the app, national parks are part of Stampsy Pro and fill in from the place and date of your photos, on your phone. The two are separate, so a checklist made here does not move into the app.

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