Yosemite National Park in California is sure to captivate visitors with its dizzying waterfalls, giant sequoias, sheer granite cliffs and so many more breathtaking landscapes. For each season of the year, a wide range of activities is offered.

Of course, one cannot mention Yosemite Park without highlighting the 360-degree panorama view of Clouds Rest, at 3025 meters above sea level. It offers spectacular views; always in the heart of the legendary Sierra Nevada. There’s something about this breathtaking view that leaves you feeling like you’re on top of the world!

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Today, it’s much easier to get around by electric car through the park. However, another option to consider would be to connect your EV to one of the level 2 charging stations available on-site while you travel the park using the free and public transportation system, the Yosemite Area Regional Transportation System.

Jasper National Park is a national landmark in Canada and for good reason; the mountainous beauty and its vast lush green forests charm all who visit. Few places offer such impressive panoramas as those of Jasper National Park. A boat trip on the Athabasca River —designated a Canadian Heritage River — is one of the best ways to witness them!

Not scared of heights? A unique way to experience the breadth of the Canadian Rockies is to take the Jasper SkyTram three kilometers to the top of Mount Whistler. It’s a lift that allows you to admire six mountain ranges in one trip. Last, for those who wish to extend their camping season, Jasper Park offers many possibilities until the fall.

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Several level 2 charging stations serve Jasper Park. Among the charging networks available are Tesla, Sun Country Highway, ChargePoint, and more.

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A Tesla network level 2 charging station is available 24 hours a day to the public in the parking lot of The Blue Heron Company. It should be noted that the Bruce Peninsula Park is located near the Fathom Five National Marine Park, which can be a great opportunity to visit the two in tandem.

Grand Teton National Park, whose name essentially means “large breast” in French was given its mischievous name by French explorers in the 18th century. True to its history, this great outdoor space is ideal for pioneers. When summer makes way for winter, snowshoeing takes precedence over hiking. This Wyoming National Park, with its rugged peaks, gives you plenty of opportunities to stroll on a trail in the wilderness or go straight to climbing a mountain.

Love the sport of fishing? Make your way to Jackson Lake, fed by the water of the Snake River which crosses the valley and stretches out at the foot of the park’s mountain range.

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During your outdoor day, stop at the Craig Thomas Discovery and Visitor Center to plug in your electric car at a level 2 charging station.

The Great Smoky Mountains National Park is exceptionally beautiful and home to over 3,500 plant species. Being one of the most popular parks in the United States, it is designated as an International Biosphere Reserve and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Many endangered animal species are also found there, including what is probably the largest variety of salamanders in the world.

It has long been said that hikers from the Great Smoky Mountains Park can start in the climate of southern North Carolina and end in a northeast climate like Maine, with similar changes in flora. This 25-28 km round trip, which crosses these climatic zones, is what gives the park a great reputation, with an altitude change of 4000 feet. Fabulous views of the old Smokies are especially common at the upper levels.

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At the Cherokee Welcome Center EV drivers can find a level 2 charging station available 24 hours a day.