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The cliffs of tuff and basalt, situated close to Redmond and Terrebonne, provide excellent opportunities for rock climbing at various difficulty levels.
This unfinished coastal fortress is the largest brick masonry structure in the Americas.
During the winter, the sandstone sea caves along the shore of Lake Superior become frozen, creating a stunning sight.
This lesser-known geothermal attraction continuously ejects hot, mineral-rich water.
The park is popular for activities like hiking, rock climbing, mountain biking, and horseback riding due to its exceptional rock formations.
During the winter season, the trail to this stunning waterfall requires snowshoeing. In the summer, it becomes an ideal spot for picnics.
Bodie, once a thriving town in the 19th century, is now a hauntingly silent ghost town just waiting to be explored.
The region surrounding the stream includes the lush Roaring Fork Motor Nature Trail and the Roaring Fork Historic District.
At the Mendenhall Glacier Visitor Center, you can observe the vibrant hues of sunlight shining through the icy layers of the massive glacier. They provide educational activities for both kids and adults all year round.
Be amazed by the breathtaking scenery of vast hoodoos and balanced rocks.
The lakes appear as if someone poured turquoise liquid into their stunning waters.
Join the "Under the Glass" guided tour and delve into the intriguing Earth system science research facility.
This sandstone rock formation is located in the Paria Canyon-Vermilion Cliffs Wilderness.
The lofty Vermeer Windmill is the largest Dutch windmill in the United States.
The Valley of Fire State Park derives its name from the vibrant red Aztec sandstone formations, which give the illusion of an "elephant" emerging from the landscape.
The immense dunes of gypsum sand have shaped the largest gypsum dune field on Earth.
A replica of a 900-year-old Buddhist temple in Uji, Japan, this serene destination is set against the towering Ko'olau mountains.
The plantation, known for its double row of southern live oak, is situated on the Mississippi River.
The Boneyard is a secret place where retired jets are lined up, resembling tombstones with wings.
The terrain is marked by vibrant clay that was once used by Native Americans to color pottery.
Glenwood Canyon, carved by the awe-inspiring Colorado River, offers a picturesque beauty spot that warrants a stop while traveling.
The distinct beehive-shaped furnaces were built during the second half of the 1800s to produce charcoal used in ore smelting.
The Colorado Eastern Plains, a thinly populated area, is lit up by a chilly sunrise.
The sanctuary's 205-ft (62-m) tall Singing Tower with its carillon bells is an often overlooked Florida landmark.
This barrier island consists of a continuously changing stretch of sand and is famous for its wild horses.
Outdoor enthusiasts from all over the United States are attracted to the highest dunes in North America.
This barrier island off the northeast coast of Massachusetts is named after the wild beach plum shrubs found on its dunes.
A breathtaking realm where Mother Nature's artisans showcase their stone craftsmanship.
The majestic Multnomah Falls displays stunning natural beauty and is one of the country's most captivating water features.
The well-known Key West Buoy sign designates the most southern point in the continental USA and shows the distance to Cuba.
The expansive, lilac-washed "Cathedral Room" is truly stunning.
The sandstone cliffs that reach towards the sky are called White Cliffs due to their light color in the afternoon sun.
This lake is the deepest in the country, reaching a depth of 1,943 ft (592 m), and is widely regarded as one of the most beautiful.
The wind-formed rock, resembling a large question mark from the Stone Age, precariously balances on a pedestal only 3 ft (0.9 m) by 17 in (0.4 m).
The park includes two live volcanoes, namely Kīlauea and Mauna Loa. The sight of the scorching molten bath is truly breathtaking.
Delaware's eastern seaboard features alluring and unspoiled beaches that are highly inviting and pristine.
Only the most daring individuals (or those with questionable sanity) embark on a journey into the country's hottest, driest, and lowest national park.
Peruse a collection of dazzling signs and billboards that used to illuminate the bustling city known for its 24/7 energy.
Pyramid Lake is renowned for its impressive tufa rock formations, which bear a striking resemblance to those found in Egypt.
This cave system is known as the longest in the world, with over 400 mi (644 km) of explored tunnels. However, there is still much more to uncover.
The lighthouse, a part of Alaska's wilderness, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
These massive sand walls stand along the eastern shoreline of Lake Michigan, like slumbering giants.
This 75-room mansion from the Gilded Age has been open to the public since 1902. The mansion's plush interior reflects the extravagance of the time period.
This extraordinary place of worship is built from steel and glass to create a series of Gothic arches that run the length of the chapel.
Beat-up and abandoned vehicles, graffiti, and religion are combined to create this bizarre jungle of scrap in the middle of the desert.
Ever wondered how the Apollo astronauts were so adept at walking on the moon? This is where they trained.
The northernmost city in the United States has been home to the Iñupiat, an indigenous Inuit ethnic group, for more than 1,500 years.
Delve underground in Arizona and explore this former secret intercontinental ballistic missile site!
Are you in search of a peaceful getaway away from the crowds, or perhaps something a little different? The most obvious tourist destinations in the United States include Los Angeles, New York City, and the Grand Canyon, but if you look a little harder, there's so much more to be discovered.
Although not as widely recognized, the destinations featured in this gallery are equally awe-inspiring. Click through and uncover these natural and man-made treasures just waiting to be explored.
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Are you in search of a peaceful getaway away from the crowds, or perhaps something a little different? The most obvious tourist destinations in the United States include Los Angeles, New York City, and the Grand Canyon, but if you look a little harder, there's so much more to be discovered.
Although not as widely recognized, the destinations featured in this gallery are equally awe-inspiring. Click through and uncover these natural and man-made treasures just waiting to be explored.