Vietnam Veterans War Memorial (Photo courtesy Washington.org)
Lincoln Memorial (Photo courtesy Washington.org)
World War II Memorial
Rock Creek Park includes a nature center, riding stables, tennis courts, a golf course and miles of trails.
The National Mall is home to Washington's most iconic monuments and memorials.
Vietnam Veterans War Memorial (Photo courtesy Washington.org)
Lincoln Memorial (Photo courtesy Washington.org)
World War II Memorial
Rock Creek Park includes a nature center, riding stables, tennis courts, a golf course and miles of trails.
The National Mall is home to Washington's most iconic monuments and memorials.
National Parks and Nature Areas in Washington, DC
National parks in the nation's capital include monuments to presidents, war memorials and a natural oasis at Rock Creek Park.
National parks in the nation's capital include monuments to presidents, war memorials and a natural oasis at Rock Creek Park.
National parks in Washington, DC are some of the most recognizable in the country: the solitary obelisk of the Washington Monument, the neoclassical structures of the Lincoln and Jefferson Memorials, and the sombre spaces of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, World War II Memorials and Korean War Veterans Memorial, all located around the National Mall.
Great Green Spaces in Washington, DC
Nature lovers will especially enjoy the 1,754-acre Rock Creek Park, where shady biking, walking and running paths provide a tranquil oasis within the nation’s capital. Whether dreaming of a back country camping trip, winter snowboard adventure or romantic escape, we’ll help you plan your ideal holiday.
Explore more national and state parks near Washington, DC along with these ideas for natural escapes in the Capital Region!