For inspiration, we've collected a few of our favorite vintage national parks posters, created in the 1930s and early 1940s by people working for the Works Progress Administration.

Colorado-based artist Rob Decker is on a mission to create posters for every one of our 59 National Parks. For each, he digitally manipulates photographs from his park visits to channel the ...

A new art show in Washington, D.C., spotlights national park posters from the Depression years, including the frothy falls of Yellowstone, the jagged mountains of Glacier and the native ruins of ...

He sells prints of the vintage national park posters that he rescued from archival obscurity. His decadeslong body of research has been compiled in a new book, "Ranger of the Lost Art." ...

Artist Daniel Beckwith added Muppets to national park-style posters, with Kermit and Robin hiking, Fozzie at a waterfall, and more.

Yosemite National Park has posted posters warning visitors about the plague, but there have been no recent incidents and the signs are merely cautionary, with the California Department of Public ...

ISLE ROYALE – Isle Royale is one of the least visited national parks in the United States. According to the National Park Service, just 25,798 people made recreational visits to the secluded ...

Hundreds of thousands of sweaty, athleisure-clad national park visitors have entered the park gift shop after a hike and immediately gravitated toward one particular display: the vintage-looking ...

A real poster from the 1940s for Zion National Park Library of Congress There's something inherently eye catching about a vintage travel posters.

Doug Leen has been a ranger, a dentist, a frontiersman. He's also pursued the history of classic national park posters. His book of research and art is out now.

SEATTLE – In 1971, when Doug Leen was a Grand Teton National Park ranger in his early 20s, his boss assigned him to clean out a barn, its contents destined for the dump. A silk-screen print on ...