National Geographic’s Photos Of The Year show weather’s impact on nature, and many images depict a planet in crisis.

Explore it by hiking, mule riding, or rafting in the mighty Colorado River. Photograph by Peter McBride, Nat Geo Image Collection 1. Great Smoky Mountains National Park More than 13 million ...

Nat Geo recommends visiting Antigua, Guatemala, to hike around Volcán de Fuego, one of the most active volcanoes in the world right now, delivering spectacular views of eruptions and cascading ...

The end of the year is (almost) upon us and National Geographic is wrapping up 2024 with its annual "Picture of the Year" issue featuring photographers' most breathtaking and culturally relevant ...

After the discovery of the world's tallest tree, the area where the redwoods were would become Tall Trees Grove in Redwood ...

The end of the year is (almost) upon us and National Geographic is wrapping up 2024 with its annual "Picture of the Year" issue featuring photographers' most breathtaking and culturally relevant ...

Now, National Geographic has selected Boise as one of the planet's 25 must-see bucket list locations for 2025. The mountain home to 236,000 people is scored alongside much more exotic locales ...

Photo editors at the magazine chose the top 20 photos from a selection of 2.3 million images. Every year, photographers at ...

National Geographic’s latest docuseries brings viewers to the forefront of the 2004 tsunami and the people who lived through ...

Our photo engineering team builds special equipment for Nat Geo photographers on assignment. These cameras impressed them the most.

This year, from more than 2.3 million images created by National Geographic photographers working across every continent, 20 ...