National Parks - 1000 Pieces

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A Park Ranger takes the lead across a bridge in a National Park.
Pieces: 1000

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Pretty submitted by chowcy on July 4, 2023, 7:51am I love the picture, it's pretty cute. This one was a bit tough to put together, not a lot of crisp lines to go off of, other than the top text. The orange will keep you going awhile!

Tough! submitted by katto on July 5, 2024, 10:51am This one was suprisingly hard. I knew to expect the false edges, but this was harder than most NY puzzle company. Loved it though!

A meditative puzzle submitted by FordAlpha on July 31, 2025, 11:01pm Building jigsaw puzzles is always a sort of meditative experience for me, and this one more so than average -- by which I mean that it required stillness, patience, and focused attention to see where all those orange/yellow tree bits needed to go. I like the quality of this puzzle brand, and I'm not much bothered by false edges because I don't start with the border.

Very Tricky submitted by Meginator on August 1, 2025, 9:55pm This is a beautiful image and the puzzle is a lot of fun to put together in the way that it gradually reveals itself, but boy all of those trees sure are difficult to parse out. I think it took me about as long to solve the areas of yellow and orange as it did to put the rest of the puzzle together, and the process involved a lot of frustration and breaks because it is very tricky to find common threads of color or branches between the pieces. Despite my frustration with the finale, I do appreciate the puzzle's little tricks; for example, I quickly gave up on finishing the entire frame before moving on to more distinctive elements, which led to a more satisfying and holistic experience overall, and some of the pieces have unique shapes that make you think twice about how they might go together. This is a surprisingly difficult beast, but ultimately a rewarding one that is a pleasure to look at when completed.