Bryce Canyon
In fact, this is not a canyon at all, but a giant amphitheater of the sharpest rock peaks of all shades of orange. Bryce is less popular than its neighbors, the Grand Canyon and Zion National Parks, due to the relative remoteness of the park. However, tourists often combine visits to these three parks in one trip.
Monument Valley
The natural miracle, created by the withering Colorado winds, is located in the heart of a huge plateau, which exposed millions of years later the iridescent riches of sandstone in the form of remnant rocks. We are talking about the Navajo tribe park “Monument Valley”, which is located in southeastern Utah.
Death Valley
Death Valley is a huge desert in the southeastern United States, located on the border of the states of California and Nevada — the lowest, hottest and driest place in North America. People come here for the sake of unearthly landscapes.
Yellowstone
Yellowstone National Park is one of the most visited in America, located in the north of the country, on the territory of three states — Wyoming, Montana and Idaho. The park is famous for numerous geysers, hot springs, waterfalls, rich wildlife and picturesque landscapes.
Yosemite
Yosemite National Park is one of the first nature reserves in the United States, thanks to its unique virgin nature, it has been under UNESCO protection since 1984. The nature reserve with the highest waterfall in North America and 1,300 km of hiking trails is located on the slopes of the Sierra Nevada mountains, in California.
Mammoth Cave
It is named not after huge extinct animals, as is commonly believed, but in honor of its unique size. The age of the natural monument also causes a respectful awe: ten million years. The waters of the cave rivers are inhabited by a unique shrimp, an eyeless albino, blind fish and crayfish.
Grand Canyon National Park
The Grand Canyon is one of the oldest national parks in the USA and one of the most perfect creations of nature on earth. The canyon is located in Arizona, and before the arrival of Europeans here (1540), it was inhabited by a tribe of Pueblo Indians who built cave dwellings in the canyon.
Glacier
There is a place in the United States in the state of Montana near the border with Canada that is ideal for lovers of wildlife and beautiful landscapes. The sky here is incredibly expressive, the snow is perfectly white, the plants are all shades of green, and the lines of the mountains are fantastically beautiful…
Great Smoky Mountains
The most visited national park of the States with the most romantic name and the longest hiking trail in the world is probably worth a visit. We are talking, of course, about the Great Smoky Mountains, or the Great Smoky Mountains, which are located in the east of the country and are divided equally by two states.
Napa Valley
The main wine-growing region of the USA, the picturesque and fertile Napa Valley stretches across the expanses of Northern California. In total, there are 14 thousand hectares of vineyards, several dozen large and four hundred small wineries.