What is your favorite national park?

[Frag]

I personally favor Algonquin Park in Ontario, Canada. It's not the most physically impressive (Grand Canyon and Noel Kempff take those wins for my personal experiences) nor the most sublime (Badlands at night wins that), however the tranquility and subtlety that fills Algonquin park's lakes, forests and wildlife filled me with a wonder I've scarcely been able to recreate through my memories.

Coming face to face, literally, with a moose calf and her protective mother gave me one of the primal fears that exists in most humans as a blessing from our predecessors. The lunch I ate on a lake island in the mid-section of the park, watching the loons, ducks and fish was one of the most enjoyable moments of my teenage years due to it's tranquility and (excepting my canoe and self) pristine environment. It felt like how it might have been to be on an exploratory quest before civilization splattered across the land and starting exploiting natural resources which took down the pristiness (yeah, yeah) of some of ecosystems.

Also, as mentioned earlier, Belize is a dream destination spot for parks. I own a bit of land there, kinda, as part of an early-life focus on rain forest protection and still haven't made it to see it firsthand.

Cheers,
~FragB)

Edit: Province Memory Failure