Social distancing is an important part of life now. With more people itching to travel and see the nation’s incredible natural scenery and wildlife up close now more than ever, it’s important to take in how busy the national parks are. For those who wish to explore the world without all the crowds, check out this list of the fifteen quietest national parks in the country. ESTA America analyzed the national parks and figured out how many visitors there are in each park per square kilometer and ranked the parks by their population densities. They found that the quietest parks were overwhelmingly located in Alaska, making this state a great option for socially distant travel. Other national parks, like Big Bend in Texas, Voyageurs in Michigan and Death Valley in California and Nevada also had fewer tourists.
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