[Answer] What is the only U.S. national park to bid for the Winter Olympics?

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...1. Yellowstone National Park 2. Olympic National Park 3. Yosemite National Park 4. Great Smoky Mountains National Park

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Yosemite National Park - Olympic National Park in Washington may seem like an obvious choice, but the only national park to ever bid to host the Winter Olympics was Yosemite in California. It was part of an effort to lure winter visitors to the popular summertime destination after the construction of a new highway in 1926. The park’s concessionaire, Don Tresidder, pushed for the 1932 Olympic Games to be hosted in Yosemite after he visited the St. Moritz Games in Switzerland in 1928. Ultimately, his bid was unsuccessful, and the 1932 games went to Lake Placid. But Tresidder continued to promote winter sports in the area, and it remains popular to this day for ice skating, hockey, curling, toboggan runs, sledding, and more.:

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