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Chimani Leverages Mobile App Gamification to Get More People Outdoors

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Chimani engages with Nikon and Aramark to get Americans out all year round and discover new destinations. Chimani partners with Nikon and Aramark to get Americans out all year round and discover new destinations. Yarmouth, ME – Oct 12, 2022 – Chimani, a leading developer of mobile apps for the travel and recreation industry, is … Continue reading Chimani Leverages Mobile App Gamification to Get More People Outdoors →

Chimani partners with Pacifico and LOGE Camps to support The Conservation Alliance

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Check into points of interest and help donate up to $100,000 to The Conservation Alliance Yarmouth, ME – August 11, 2022 – Chimani, a leading developer of mobile apps for the travel and recreation industry, is proud to roll out its most significant update to its popular tool for exploring our country’s vast number of … Continue reading Chimani partners with Pacifico and LOGE Camps to support The Conservation Alliance →

Journey to Alaska: The Land of Eight National Parks

Alaska is home to eight of the United States’ 63 National Parks as well as some of the most elusive views in the natural world. The huge expanse of protected land spans roughly 54-million acres across Denali, Gates of the Arctic, Glacier Bay, Katmai, Kenai Fjords, Kobuk Valley, Lake Clark, and Wrangell-St. Elias National Parks. … Continue reading Journey to Alaska: The Land of Eight National Parks →

Five Ways To Avoid The Crowds At Yellowstone National Park This Summer

Photo: Scott Ricks

  https://youtu.be/nQtzaEeCKaE If you're planning on visiting a national park this summer, then you're by far not alone. With the potential end to the COVID-19 pandemic insight, and vaccination rates increasing, visitation is expected to be unusually busy this summer. Photo: Scott Ricks While you can expect to see large crowds at many of the … Continue reading Five Ways To Avoid The Crowds At Yellowstone National Park This Summer →

Navigating Utah’s “Mighty Five” National Parks

Bryce Canyon National Park - Photo: Tom Tash/Chimani

If you find yourself in Utah this summer we highly recommend that you stop by at least one of its five national parks. The ancient desert biomes found in Arches, Bryce Canyon, Canyonlands, Capitol Reef, and Zion are both beautiful and thought-provoking. Whether you’re planning a road trip to all five parks or just swinging … Continue reading Navigating Utah’s “Mighty Five” National Parks →

Virtual Hike: Sunset at the Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes in Death Valley National Park

Death Valley National Park | Photo: Chimani Located in the near dead-center of Death Valley National Park, the Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes are the most well-known and easily accessible sand dunes in the entire park. Visitors will find the sand dunes parking area along Highway 190, 2.2 miles east of Stovepipe Wells. While there's no … Continue reading Virtual Hike: Sunset at the Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes in Death Valley National Park →

Top 8 Podcasts for National Park Fans

Hitting the road this holiday weekend? Be sure to download a podcast to enjoy while you're traveling, or if you're just looking for some national park-related inspirations and tips. During the 2016 National Park Service Centennial, there was a surge in the number of national park-related podcasts however many are no longer updated. For the … Continue reading Top 8 Podcasts for National Park Fans →

There’s Plenty To Do In Colorado’s National Parks!

Great Sand Dunes National Park

https://youtu.be/6P2dkYfW1PM Colorado has a long-standing history with the National Park Service with its oldest protected lands established over 100 years ago. Its four national parks, Mesa Verde, Rocky Mountain, Black Canyon of the Gunnison, and Great Sand Dunes, offer the perfect combination of history and beauty, which can be appreciated by visitors of all ages. … Continue reading There’s Plenty To Do In Colorado’s National Parks! →