New York City – New York – USA (by Eneas De Troya)
Sunrise breaks the winter chill at Acadia National Park in Maine. As you admire the snow reflecting the morning light and listen to the waves lap at the stony shoreline, feel the warmth of another day welcome you to this beautiful place. Park Loop Road has closed for the season, but Ocean Drive remains open as conditions allow. Happy exploring! Photo by Rebecca Wilks (http://ift.tt/18oFfjl).
Grand Canyon National Park – Arizona – USA (by Phil Price)
Nashville – Tennessee – USA (by Joel Tonyan)
Spread across the 3.3 million acres of Glacier Bay National Park & Preserve in Alaska are rugged mountains, dynamic glaciers and deep forests. Winter is harsh and services are extremely limited, but for intrepid explorers, the park dressed in frost and snow is a sight you’ll never forget. Photo by National Park Service.
Big Sur – California – USA (by Max and Dee Bernt)
Paint Mines Interpretive Park – Colorado – USA (by Joel Tonyan)
Winter at Bryce Canyon National Park brings new ways to experience one of Utah’s premier parks. Besides gorgeous views, adventurers can enjoy snowshoeing, skiing and sledding through a world of white. From November through March, the park also offers ranger-led full moon snowshoe hikes. Before you go, be sure to check with the park for conditions and closures. Photo by National Park Service.
Point Reyes National Seashore – California – USA (by Joe Parks)
Brooklyn Bridge – New York City – USA (by Jake Kitchener)
Sig Nordal 