It's not just you, the world's most touristy places are more crowded than ever.
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In the Rocky Mountains between the big-ticket national parks of Glacier in the US and Banff in Canada, Waterton Lakes enjoys less celebrity and less traffic than its esteemed neighbors.
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Speeding downhill, your shoulders skimming the trunks of giant trees and the wheels of your bike bouncing over rocks and roots, it’s impossible to take your eyes off the trail ahead.
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The mountains meet the desert in Big Bend, a vast national park tucked into a remote corner of west Texas. Set with steep-walled canyons, craggy peaks and a verdant river corridor carving through the scrubland,
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Canada’s longest backcountry hut-to-hut hiking route travels through the forests and mountains of coastal British Columbia in the region known as the Sunshine Coast.
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If you’re fantasizing about the kind of big deserts, red-rock mesas, searing blue skies and blazing-fire sunsets that only America’s wild, wild west can deliver, you’ve probably got the Grand Canyon in mind.
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