national park mystery spot

There's a clue on my coffee table.

You can't get this one right if you can't see the forest for the trees.

If details are all you glean, the overall pattern may not be seen.

This natural feature acquired its name when it provided a way down, and thus a way out.

Mind your gluteus maximus when you close the door.

We published 13 national park mystery spot puzzles this year, and one of our readers managed to solve 8 of them. We are impressed.

Sacagawea once lived in one like this.

What is located at the mouth of a feeder of a famously roiled feeder of a river that is not a feeder?

The huge tree rising from the lobby floor isn't real, but there's a real forest of giants just outside.

There are walks, and then there are walks. This mystery spot offers choices.

A rhyming road takes you there.

This one may give you cause for pause, but we swear that it's fair.

You didn't really need a crystal ball to figure this one out.

What does Tinker Bell have to do with Tolkien? Work through this month's Mystery Spot puzzle and find out.

You might say that it was a delicate subject.

You must climb up high to see it up close.

That dairy goat clue is a lot more important than it might appear.

Last month's mystery spot puzzler was a real mind bender. This one is considerably less twisty.

These clues lead you to this month's mystery spot, which is within a National Park System unit.

Identifying this national park mystery spot was not all that difficult, especially for Spanish-speaking geographers well versed in reptiles and polygons.

These clues lead you to this month's mystery spot, which is within a National Park System unit.

Do you remembers Jaws?

Can you identify this place using just a few clues?

You might very well have needed all the clues to figure this one out.

This one's a piece of cake for people who are well schooled in pocket billiards, raptors, 70s music, and dead Middle Eastern dictators.

There were some big, fat, juicy clues.

Can you identify the national park mystery spot with just a few clues?

Meteorologists and movie trivia buffs had the inside track on this one.

National Park Mystery Spot 21 is a place you've almost certainly seen.

It helped to remember that a key is not always a tool for unlocking something.