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It seems everyone wants to go to Yellowstone National Park these days. The park has been experiencing record numbers of visitors over the last few years. Yellowstone National Park Yellowstone National Park, the mother of all National Parks at more than 3,000 square miles, is HUGE! It’s also the first National Park, established in 1872. … Read more
Are you ready to lace up your hiking boots, get outdoors and explore our nation’s beauty in Grand Teton National Park? Join the crowd! Grand Teton National Park is one place you might want to consider adding to your National Park bucket list. Grand Teton National Park Less crowded than its counterpart, Yellowstone … Read more
When we began to plan posts on the National Parks, Rocky Mountain National Park was the most visited among the Families Fly Free team, and in fact, it is one of the most popular National Parks with more than three million people visiting every year. We’ve compiled our collective wisdom and experience in this Ultimate … Read more
Named by early pioneers, Zion National Park, means a place of refuge and peace. It’s a great place to take a break from ordinary life for a few days and find sanctuary in its massive sandstone canyons and cliffs full of beauty. Truly a hiker’s paradise! Here’s our Ultimate Guide to the glorious, must-see Zion … Read more
With only two million visitors per year, instead of in two months like some other national parks, it might almost seem like you have Bryce Canyon National Park all to yourself. Almost. At Bryce, you’ll find the largest concentration of hoodoos on earth. What on earth IS a hoodoo, you ask? Merriam-Webster’s dictionary defines it at … Read more
Welcome! My name is Lyn Mettler and I show families how to fly free so they can make more priceless travel memories before their kids leave home. My family of 4 saves $8,000 a year on flights around the U.S., Caribbean and Europe, following my process and allowing us to explore amazing destinations like the National Parks, Disney, Italy, Ireland and the Rocky Mountains.
