U.S. National Park Superlatives: Top 2

Can you name either of the Top 2 U.S. National Parks in these categories? Have Fun!

*Some national parks are in the eastern hemisphere, i.e., they are technically east of the United States, even though if you went from the mainland U.S. to them, you would be going west. To prevent confusion, these parks are treated as being west of the mainland U.S., not east.

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Hint	Answer
Most Visited (2019)	Great Smoky Mountains \| Grand Canyon
Oldest	Yellowstone \| Sequoia
Youngest	New River Gorge \| White Sands
Largest	Wrangell-St. Elias \| Gates of the Arctic
Largest not in Alaska	Death Valley \| Yellowstone
Smallest	Gateway Arch \| Hot Springs
Northernmost	Gates of the Arctic \| Kobuk Valley
Northernmost not in Alaska	Glacier \| North Cascades
Southernmost	American Samoa \| Virgin Islands
Easternmost*	Virgin Islands \| Acadia
Easternmost not Bordering the Atlantic	Shenandoah \| Congaree
Westernmost*	American Samoa \| Kobuk Valley
Closest to Mexico	Big Bend \| Saguaro
Closest to New York City	Shenandoah \| Acadia
Bordering the Great Lakes	Indiana Dunes \| Isle Royale
First Alphabetically	Acadia \| American Samoa
Last Alphabetically	Yosemite \| Zion
Least Visited	Gates of the Arctic \| Kobuk Valley
Least Visited Outside of Alaska	Isle Royale \| North Cascades
Highest Elevation	Denali \| Wrangell-St. Elias
Tallest Trees	Redwood \| Sequoia
Closest to a City with 1M People**	Indiana Dunes \| Channel Islands