National Parks Tracker Reviews: Is It Legit?

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Awesome NP tracker

Simple tracking of parks you visited. Even supports multiple visits and dates. Would love the ability to attach photos. Also , you need to separate Sequoia and Kings Canyon they are separate parks. Not sure where you got that information but they are separate parks and should be treated as such.

Awesome NP tracker

Simple tracking of parks you visited. Even supports multiple visits and dates. Would love the ability to attach photos. Also , you need to separate Sequoia and Kings Canyon they are separate parks. Scott

Missing points of interest in the tracker

So the app Includes a map showing all the parks and points of interest managed by the National Park System. But not all of them are listed on the tracker! Example: Mount Rushmore is missing from the list, as well as the middleman sites in South Dakota. Could these be added to the tracker?

Add more parks

Love this app but can’t store dates on my iPhone version of it

There are 64 National Parks now. There are also many more National Monuments that are just as nice for scenic beauty or uniqueness. Some of my favorites are Cedar Breaks in Utah, Dinosaur in Utah/Colorado, and Devils Tower in Wyoming.

I disagree with lumping Sequoia and Kings Canyon together. They may be contiguous but are separated by the Sierra Nevada mountains. It’s a good 6 hr drive to get to one another as there are no roads connecting the two.

Otherwise, Backpacking for several days is the only way I know of. Thus, few people would visit both in one trip.
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Missing parks

It’s straight up missing one park (treats Kings Canyon and Sequoia as one park when they’re two). Fix this bug and I’ll change to 5 stars

I know you might see them as one park but trust me every NP hiker views them as separate ones. If you buy a national park T shirt or map they will be listed separately. I highly recommend you change them to be separate and as soon as you do this I will change my review to 5 stars
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Awesome NP tracker

Simple tracking of parks you visited. Even supports multiple visits and dates. Would love the ability to attach photos. Scott

Almost perfect

I like the simplicity of the app - that’s all I need for my purposes - however, the app combines Sequoia and Kings Canyon parks into one, and it doesn’t have White Sands. There are officially 62 national parks in the US - is there a plan to fix this?

No useful

This app only includes the 60 major parks to track out of 416.

National Park Tracking at its finest!!

Of all National Parks tracking apps available this is my favorite! It’s almost as if the creator knew that I wished for a way to keep track of which parks I’ve visited and when I made the visit. I highly recommend this tracker. Hopefully the developer will venture into other tracking avenues such as fast food establishments visited, baseball stadiums visited, theme parks, restrooms used etc.

Keep up the great work!
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