Your first instinct may be to kick it down, like National Park Service rangers have asked of visitors before. Before you put boot to rocks, though, you may want to consider your s ...

A stack of rocks stands on Crissy Field at the Presidio on April 5, 2014 in San Francisco, Calif. Bill Dan and Zach Pine (not pictured) hold rock stacking events on Crissy Field where people are ...

Why do people stack stones in the wild? From Maine to Mongolia, rock piles mark paths, tombs, and create art. But they come with complications.

The 145ft-tall rock stack, the subject of millions of postcards and tourists' snapshots, crumbled into the icy waters of the Southern Ocean in front of a crowd of stunned sightseers, leaving a ...

Stack Rock has been on my Idaho bucket list ever since we moved to Idaho and I learned about it. Along with other excursions ...

Why you shouldn’t kick over every rock stack you see at national ... — You may have been on a hike in, say, one of America’s national parks and seen bountiful nature — tall sequoias, ...

(NEXSTAR) — You may have been on a hike in, say, one of America’s national parks and seen bountiful nature — tall sequoias, dazzling waterfalls, a breathtaking valley of flowers. And then ...