110 years after the National Park Service was created, Google has put America's parks into a new virtual hub with more than 150 stories, 30 tours and 3D artifacts

Marking 110 years since the establishment of the National Park Service , the US National Park Service (NPS) has teamed up with Google Arts & Culture to launch the United Parks of America virtual platform, essentially bringing the country’s natural landscapes and historic landmarks directly to global audiences. The digital initiative provides open access to the nation’s cultural heritage and preserved lands, enabling people around the world to discover iconic sites regardless of their physical location.