Cat-ional park! Adventurous feline is visiting all National Parks in America

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PICTURED: Santa Elena Canyon in Big Bend National Park - one side of the river is Mexico, the other side, U.S.

This adventurous feline really is an outdoors cat - as he is currently making his way around EVERY NATIONAL PARK in the United States.

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PICTURED: Big cat eyes at Bryce Canyon National Park.

So far, Vladimir the cat has visited 52 of America's 59 National Parks, which have included deserts, mountains, forests, beaches and even volcanoes.

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PICTURED: Great Sand Dunes National Park.

That has meant trips to Yosemite, the Grand Canyon, and the Great Smoky Mountains for adventurous Vladimir, who is traveling in a 1989 Toyota motorhome with his owners, Cees and Madison Hofman, from the Bay Area, California, USA.

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PICTURED: North Cascades National Park.

Through their website, 'Our Vie,' and social media, Cees and Madison are documenting their travels.

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PICTURED: Playing in the sand at Great Sand Dunes National Park.

Their shots show lovable Vladimir happily perched on backpacks as his owners hike; walking on or off a leash while on trails; snoozing on the dashboard Cees and Madison travel cross country; and happily riding on the front of a canoe.

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PICTURED: Family rappel off a sandstone arch, just outside of Arches National Park.

The couple decided to carry out the wild expedition in 2016, in keeping with the 100th anniversary of the national parks, and a celebration of their recent wedding and graduations.

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PICTURED: Grand Teton National Park after a climbing session with Vladimir Kitten.

Cees and Madison, both 26, are so fond of the national parks, in fact, that they got engaged atop of Yosemite, in 2014, and their son, Theo, who was born on their travels, is named after Theodore Roosevelt, a strong conservationist who fought tirelessly for the protection of national monuments.