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- Highest and lowest points in each US National Park
- Selected Profiles
- See also
- References
- External links
This is a list of United States National Parks by elevation. Most of America's national parks are located in mountainous areas. Even among those located close to the ocean, not all are flat. Those few that are low-lying preserve important natural habitats that could never exist at high altitude. Several national parks protect deep canyons with great vertical relief. There are also three national parks whose primary features are caves, the depths of which are still being explored. Highest and lowest points in each US National ParkCriteria: Points on this list are the highest and lowest points within each national park and its associated national preserve, if it has one. It does not include adjacent or associated national recreation areas, parkways, memorials, or forests, but does include private property within park boundaries. Footnotes are given to mention other notable high or low points, when appropriate. Rank | Park | Location | Peak name | Mountain range | Elevation | Location of lowest point | Minimum elevation | Vertical relief | 1 | Denali | AK0573 | Denali | Alaska Range | {{convert|20310|ft}} | Yentna River[1] | {{convert|240|ft}} | {{convert|20070|ft}} | 2 | Wrangell-St. Elias | AK0573 | Mount Saint Elias | Saint Elias Mountains | {{convert|18008|ft}} | Gulf of Alaska | {{convert|0|ft}} | {{convert|18008|ft}} | 3 | Glacier Bay | AK0573 | Mount Fairweather | Saint Elias Mountains | {{convert|15300|ft}} | Gulf of Alaska | {{convert|0|ft}} | {{convert|15300|ft}} | 4 | Sequoia | CA0621 | Mount Whitney | Sierra Nevada | {{convert|14505|ft}} | Kaweah River[2] | {{convert|1360|ft}} | {{convert|13145|ft}} | 5 | Mount Rainier | WA0621 | Mount Rainier | Cascade Range | {{convert|14411|ft}} | Ohanapecosh River | {{convert|1610|ft}} | {{convert|12801|ft}} | 6 | Rocky Mountain | CO0621 | Longs Peak | Front Range | {{convert|14259|ft}} | Big Thompson River | {{convert|7630|ft}} | {{convert|6629|ft}} | 7 | Kings Canyon | CA0621 | North Palisade | Sierra Nevada | {{convert|14242|ft}} | Kaweah River (North Fork) | {{convert|3480|ft}} | {{convert|10762|ft}} | 8 | Grand Teton | WY0621 | Grand Teton | Teton Range | {{convert|13770|ft}} | Fish Creek[3] | {{convert|6310|ft}} | {{convert|7460|ft}} | 9 | Hawaii Volcanoes | HI0621 | Mauna Loa | Hawaiian Islands | {{convert|13679|ft}} | Pacific Ocean | {{convert|0|ft}} | {{convert|13679|ft}} | 10 | Great Sand Dunes | CO0621 | Tijeras Peak[4] | Sangre de Cristo Range | {{convert|13610|ft}} | near San Luis Lakes | {{convert|7520|ft}} | {{convert|6090|ft}} | 11 | Yosemite | CA0573 | Mount Lyell | Sierra Nevada | {{convert|13114|ft}} | Merced River | {{convert|2105|ft}} | {{convert|11009|ft}} | 12 | Great Basin | NV0573 | Wheeler Peak | Snake Range | {{convert|13065|ft}} | Snake Creek | {{convert|6195|ft}} | {{convert|6870|ft}} | 13 | Yellowstone | WY0573MT0621ID0621 | Eagle Peak | Absaroka Range | {{convert|11358|ft}} | Reese Creek | {{convert|5282|ft}} | {{convert|6076|ft}} | 14 | Death Valley | CA0621NV0621 | Telescope Peak | Panamint Range | {{convert|11049|ft}} | Badwater | {{convert|−279|ft}}[5] | {{convert|11328|ft}} | 15 | Glacier | MT0621 | Mount Cleveland | Lewis Range | {{convert|10466|ft}} | Flathead River[6] | {{convert|3150|ft}} | {{convert|7316|ft}} | 16 | Lassen Volcanic | CA0621 | Lassen Peak | Cascade Range | {{convert|10457|ft}} | Hot Springs Creek | {{convert|5275|ft}} | {{convert|5182|ft}} | 17 | Lake Clark | AK0621 | Redoubt Volcano | Aleutian Range | {{convert|10197|ft}} | Cook Inlet | {{convert|0|ft}} | {{convert|10197|ft}} | 18 | Haleakala | HI0621 | Haleakala | Hawaiian Islands | {{convert|10023|ft}} | Pacific Ocean | {{convert|0|ft}} | {{convert|10023|ft}} | 19 | North Cascades | WA0621 | Goode Mountain | Cascade Range | {{convert|9,206|ft}} | Goodell Creek[7] | {{convert|605|ft}} | {{convert|8601|ft}} | 20 | Grand Canyon | AZ0621 | Lookout tower near the North Rim's main entrance[8] | Kaibab Plateau | {{convert|9,165|ft}} | Lake Mead[9] | {{convert|1173|ft}} | {{convert|7992|ft}} | 21 | Bryce Canyon | UT0621 | Rainbow Point [10] | Paunsaugunt Plateau | {{convert|9115|ft}} | Yellow Creek[11] | {{convert|6565|ft}} | {{convert|2550|ft}} | 22 | Black Canyon of the Gunnison | CO0621 | Poison Spring Hill[12] | Grand Mesa | {{convert|9040|ft}} | Gunnison River | {{convert|5440|ft}} | {{convert|3600|ft}} | 23 | Capitol Reef | UT0621 | park boundary near Billings Pass | Colorado Plateau | {{convert|8960|ft}} | Halls Creek | {{convert|3877|ft}} | {{convert|5083|ft}} | 24 | Crater Lake | OR0621 | Mount Scott | Cascade Range | {{convert|8929|ft}} | SW corner of park[13] | {{convert|3990|ft}}[14] | {{convert|4939|ft}} | 25 | Guadalupe Mountains | TX0621 | Guadalupe Peak | Guadalupe Mountains | {{convert|8749|ft}} | SW corner near Williams Road | {{convert|3636|ft}} | {{convert|5113|ft}} | 26 | Zion | UT0621 | Horse Ranch Mountain[15] | Colorado Plateau | {{convert|8726|ft}} | SW corner near Rt.9 | {{convert|3640|ft}} | {{convert|5086|ft}} | 27 | Saguaro | AZ0621 | Mica Mountain[16] | Rincon Mountains | {{convert|8666|ft}} | Rudasill & Sanders Roads, Tucson Mountain District | {{convert|2180|ft}} | {{convert|6486|ft}} | 28 | Mesa Verde | CO0621 | Park Point Lookout [17] | Colorado Plateau | {{convert|8571|ft}}[18] | Soda Canyon[19] | {{convert|6015|ft}} | {{convert|2556|ft}} | 29 | Gates of the Arctic | AK0621 | Mount Igikpak | Brooks Range | {{convert|8276|ft}} | Kobuk River[20] | {{convert|280|ft}} | {{convert|7996|ft}} | 30 | Olympic | WA0573 | Mount Olympus | Olympic Mountains | {{convert|7962|ft}} | Pacific Ocean | {{convert|0|ft}} | {{convert|7962|ft}} | 31 | Big Bend | TX0621 | Emory Peak | Chisos Mountains | {{convert|7825|ft}} | Rio Grande | {{convert|1715|ft}} | {{convert|6110|ft}} | 32 | Katmai | AK0573 | Mount Denison[21] | Aleutian Range | {{convert|7606|ft}} | Shelikof Strait | {{convert|0|ft}} | {{convert|7606|ft}} | 33 | Canyonlands | UT0621 | Cathedral Point[22] | Colorado Plateau | {{convert|7120|ft}} | Colorado River[23] | {{convert|3730|ft}} | {{convert|3390|ft}} | 34 | Great Smoky Mountains | TN0621NC0621 | Clingmans Dome | Great Smoky Mountains | {{convert|6643|ft}} | Chilhowee Lake | {{convert|874|ft}} | {{convert|5769|ft}} | 35 | Carlsbad Caverns | NM0621 | Guadalupe Ridge | Guadalupe Mountains | {{convert|6535|ft}} | Black River[24] | {{convert|3596|ft}}[25] | {{convert|2939|ft}} | 36 | Kenai Fjords | AK0573 | unnamed nunatak | Harding Icefield | {{convert|6450|ft}} | Gulf of Alaska | {{convert|0|ft}} | {{convert|6450|ft}} | 37 | Petrified Forest | AZ0621 | Pilot Rock[26] | Painted Desert | {{convert|6234|ft}} | BNSF Railway | {{convert|5200|ft}} Petrified Forest topo; Official park map – As the Puerco River flows westward, it crosses out of federally owned land at {{convert|5,305|ft}} feet; private land within park boundaries along the river to the west is at lower elevation. | {{convert|1034|ft}} | 38 | Joshua Tree | CA0621 | Quail Mountain | Little San Bernardino Mountains | {{convert|5813|ft}} | Colorado River Aqueduct | {{convert|1780|ft}}[27] | {{convert|4033|ft}} | 39 | Arches | UT0621 | Elephant Butte | Colorado Plateau | {{convert|5653|ft}} | Colorado River | {{convert|3960|ft}} | {{convert|1693|ft}} | 40 | Wind Cave | SD0573 | Rankin Ridge | Black Hills | {{convert|5013|ft}} | Windy City Lake[28] | {{convert|3559|ft}} | {{convert|1454|ft}} | 41 | Kobuk Valley | AK0573 | Mount Angayukaqsraq[29] | Baird Mountains | {{convert|4760|ft}} | Kobuk River | {{convert|40|ft}} | {{convert|4720|ft}} | 42 | Shenandoah | VA0573 | Hawksbill Mountain | Blue Ridge Mountains | {{convert|4051|ft}} | unnamed stream at north end | {{convert|530|ft}} | {{convert|3521|ft}} | 43 | Badlands | SD0573 | Red Shirt Table | The Badlands | {{convert|3340|ft}} | runoff channel SE of Ben Reifel Visitor Center | {{convert|2365|ft}} | {{convert|975|ft}} | 44 | Redwood | CA0573 | Coyote Peak | Bald Hills | {{convert|3170|ft}} | Pacific Ocean | {{convert|0|ft}} | {{convert|3170|ft}} | 45 | Theodore Roosevelt | ND0573 | Peck Hill | The Badlands | {{convert|2860|ft}} | Little Missouri River | {{convert|1940|ft}} | {{convert|920|ft}} | 46 | Channel Islands | CA0573 | El Montañon, Santa Cruz Island | Channel Islands | {{convert|1812|ft}}[30] | Pacific Ocean | {{convert|0|ft}} | {{convert|1812|ft}} | 47 | Acadia | ME0573 | Cadillac Mountain | {{convert|1530|ft}} | Atlantic Ocean | {{convert|0|ft}} | {{convert|1530|ft}} | 48 | Voyageurs | MN0573 | Tower near Mead Wood Road entrance | {{convert|1410|ft}} | Rainy Lake | {{convert|1108|ft}} | {{convert|302|ft}} | 49 | Hot Springs | AR0573 | Music Mountain | Ouachita Mountains | {{convert|1405|ft}} | Bull Bayou | {{convert|415|ft}} | {{convert|990|ft}} | 50 | Isle Royale | MI0573 | Mount Desor | Superior Upland | {{convert|1394|ft}} | Lake Superior | {{convert|600|ft}} | {{convert|794|ft}} | 51 | Cuyahoga | OH0573 | Black & Brush Roads | Glaciated Allegheny Plateau | {{convert|1164|ft}}[31] | Cuyahoga River | {{convert|590|ft}} | {{convert|574|ft}} | 52 | Mammoth Cave | KY0573 | Mammoth Cave Ridge near Park Ridge Road | Pennyroyal Plateau | {{convert|925|ft}} | Green River | {{convert|421|ft}} | {{convert|504|ft}} | 53 | Congaree | SC0573 | Old Bluff Road near main entrance | {{convert|140|ft}} | Congaree River | {{convert|80|ft}} | {{convert|60|ft}} | 54 | Everglades | FL0573 | Calusa shell mound | {{convert|20|ft}}[32] | Atlantic Ocean | {{convert|0|ft}} | {{convert|20|ft}} | 55 | Dry Tortugas | FL0573 | Loggerhead Key | Florida Keys | {{convert|10|ft}} | Gulf of Mexico | {{convert|0|ft}} | {{convert|10|ft}} | 56 | Biscayne | FL0573 | Totten Key, Old Rhodes Key | Florida Keys | {{convert|9|ft}} | Atlantic Ocean | {{convert|0|ft}} | {{convert|9|ft}} | |
Additional National parks: 45—American Samoa: Lata Mountain is the highest point of American Samoa, on the island of Ta'u at {{convert|3159|ft}}
51—U.S. Virgin Islands. Highest Point in the park is Bourdeaux Mountain {{convert|1277|ft}}. Outside of the park, the highest peak is Crown Mountain at {{convert|1555|ft}}
Selected Profiles- The AT thru the Smokeys – The Appalachian Trail crosses through Great Smokey Mountains and Shenandoah National Parks. It reaches its highest point at Clingmans Dome.
- Skyline Drive map and profile – Skyline Drive runs the length of Shenandoah.
- PCT Elevation Profiles – The Pacific Crest Trail goes through seven national parks.
- North Cascades – Washington section K
- Mount Rainier – Washington section I
- Crater Lake – Oregon section C
- Lassen Volcanic – California section N
- Yosemite – California sections H & I
- Kings Canyon – California section H
- Sequoia – California sections G & H
- Wonderland Trail – An elevation profile of the Wonderland Trail around Mount Rainier.
See also- List of U.S. states by elevation
References1. ^Denali topo – The Yentna River is in the preserve portion of Denali; the Bearpaw River is the lowest point in the designated park, at {{convert|493|ft}}. 2. ^Sequoia topo 3. ^Teton topo 4. ^Great Sand Dunes FAQ's; #11 – Tijeras Peak is in the preserve portion of Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve. The highest point in the park excluding the preserve is on the north border line between park and preserve, southwest of Mount Herard, at an altitude of {{convert|10520|ft}} feet. 5. ^{{cite web|url=https://catalog.data.gov/dataset/usgs-national-elevation-dataset-ned-1-meter-downloadable-data-collection-from-the-national-map-|title=USGS National Elevation Dataset (NED) 1 meter Downloadable Data Collection from The National Map 3D Elevation Program (3DEP) – National Geospatial Data Asset (NGDA) National Elevation Data Set (NED)|publisher=United States Geological Survey|date=September 21, 2015|accessdate=September 22, 2015}} 6. ^Glacier 7. ^N. Cascades topo – Goodell Creek is at the lowest elevation in N. Cascades Nat'l Park; the adjoining and jointly managed Ross Lake National Recreation Area descends to {{convert|350|ft}} at the Skagit River. 8. ^Grand Canyon topo – The highest lookout on the rim itself is Point Imperial whose elevation as given by the NPS is {{convert|8803|ft}}. 9. ^Lake Mead Water Level, 1935–present; {{convert|1173|ft}} is the mean. The min and max are {{convert|1125|ft}} and {{convert|1229|ft}}, respectively. 10. ^Bryce Canyon; Nature 11. ^Bryce topo 12. ^Black Canyon; Located on private property within the park boundaries. 13. ^Crater Lake topo 14. ^This is even lower than the bottom of the crater, which, at {{convert|1943|ft}} deep and with a surface elevation of {{convert|6178|ft}}, would be at approximately {{convert|4235|ft}}. 15. ^Zion 16. ^Saguaro 17. ^Mesa Verde For Teachers; #6 18. ^Mesa Verde Answer Sheet; #6 – The park map is mislabeled; therefore the answer given is incorrect. 19. ^Mesa Verde topo 20. ^Arctic – As the Kobuk River flows from park to preserve, its elevation is {{convert|675|ft}}; as it flows out of the preserve its elevation is {{convert|280|ft}}. 21. ^Katmai (Mt. Denison) – Other sources list Mount Griggs as highest. 22. ^Canyonlands 23. ^Canyonlands topo 24. ^Carlsbad Caverns – Cave Tours; The deepest cave chamber is {{convert|1027|ft}} feet below the surface. 25. ^Carlsbad Caverns; Hiking. 26. ^Petrified Forest 27. ^Joshua topo – The aqueduct is most likely located on its own right-of-way, therefore, park land may not necessarily extend to the water's edge. 28. ^{{cite web |url=https://www.nps.gov/wica/learn/nature/brief-history-of-the-exploration-of-wind-cave.htm |title=Wind Cave Exploration |publisher=National Park Service |accessdate=August 18, 2016}} 29. ^Kobuk Valley FAQ's; #3 30. ^Channel Islands – There is a higher peak on Santa Cruz, Devil's Peak, but it is on land owned by the Nature Conservancy and is not part of the national park. 31. ^Cuyahoga – Land ownership in Cuyahoga Nat'l Park is often difficult to ascertain, and therefore there is some ambiguity regarding this park's true highpoint. 32. ^NPS search
External links- National Park Service
- Peakbagger
- [https://web.archive.org/web/20080422010901/http://www.climb.mountains.com/Project_Island_files/US_National_Parks_Elev.htm www.climb.mountains.com] These two external lists may not necessarily agree 100% with Wikipedia's list, but serve as useful comparisons. The primary difference is that these lists do not include associated national preserves.
- Postholer Maps; contains clear, zoomable topographic maps of the entire USA.
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