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Pack your bags and charge those cameras, because we're about to take you on a jaw-dropping journey across America that'll make your wanderlust hit critical levels! From the mind-bending rock formations of Utah to misty Alaskan glaciers that look like they're from another planet, these 100 spectacular views prove that the USA is basically Mother Nature's greatest hits album.
We're talking about places where sunset-painted skies meet endless canyons, where city lights dance across urban skylines like stars, and where ancient redwoods touch clouds. Whether it's the raw power of the Grand Canyon, the iconic sight of Lady Liberty, or the serene majesty of Yosemite Valley, these photos capture those perfect moments that make you stop, stare, and whisper "wow." So grab your bucket list and a pen, because these 100 epic views are about to make your travel plans a whole lot longer.
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#1
Antelope Canyon, Page, Arizona
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#3
White Sands National Park, New Mexico
Karl der Große 10 months ago
It's a lot of fun to go here. You can leap off the top of a dune and land in the sand. The sand looks like snow but tastes significantly less good if you get it in your mouth.
#5
Sequoia National Park
Karl der Große 10 months ago
If you are in the north of California, you really shouldn't miss Lassen Volcanic National Park. You'll see all sorts of geothermal activity, mountains, trees. It is about 450 miles (725 km) north of Sequoia. It used to be a lot less crowded than Sequoia, but I think people are catching on.
#8
Cumberland Island National Seashore, Georgia
#11
Cape Cod, Massachusetts
#16
Glacier National Park, Montana
Joanne Earle 10 months ago
There are better pics of Glacier that could be used. This one looks like the Smokies.
#19
Ash Cave - Hocking Hills State Park, Ohio
#22
Grand Canyon, Arizona
Karl der Große 10 months ago
The Grand Canyon is so enormous that it resembles a vast landscape dotted with mesas. You need to hike in it to get a sense of its canyon-like nature.
#25
Snake River Area Of Critical Environmental Concern, Idaho
Final score:
12points
#26
Chicago Bean, Chicago, Illinois
#27
Monument Rocks, Gove County, Kansas
#28
Oak Alley Plantation, Louisiana
Nice Beast Ludo 9 months ago
We have a beautiful oak. She has a staircase built in. She looks like the Whomping Willow. The power company came and started literally swinging chainsaws at her. They were not professionals. They were crazy! They basically decapitated her and left a limb that grew up through the power line just hanging there. She's still beautiful and now she is growing with a vengeance to take her revenge. The neighbors have one too with a historical sign that says "500 year old oak" and they did the same thing to their tree.
#31
Assateague Island, Maryland
#32
Mcdonald Creek, Montana
#34
Seaside Heights, New Jersey
#36
Cuyahoga Valley National Park, Ohio
#37
Wichita Mountains National Wildlife Refuge, Oklahoma
#41
Chincoteague, Black Point Landing, Virginia
#43
Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming
Karl der Große 10 months ago (edited)
Even though there are no "true geysers" Lassen Volcanic National Park, you should check it out anyway. Less crowded than Yellowstone, and a lot of geothermal activity.
#46
Lake Tahoe, California
Karl der Große 10 months ago
It's really nice, but know where you are going to go before you arrive. It is not always easy to find an inexpensive place to access the lake.
#47
Telluride, Colorado
Nice Beast Ludo 9 months ago
My favorite country song is Telluride by Tim McGraw. Always wanted to go there
#48
Gillette Castle State Park, Connecticut
Nice Beast Ludo 9 months ago
I went on a field trip here!!! Been here a few times it's really cool.
#60
Carlsbad Caverns National Park, New Mexico
Karl der Große 10 months ago
New Mexico is an amazing state! In the southern part, you have White Sands and Carlsbad, in the North you have mountains and Native American pueblos. Also, check out the Bradbury Science Museum in Los Alamos, the home of the atom bomb.
#62
Theodore Roosevelt National Park, North Dakota
Joanne Earle 10 months ago
Been there too. Was kind of underwhelming tbh but we enjoyed the prairie dogs, buffalo and wild horses. Honestly Enchanted Highway was way better.
#75
Famous Boardwalk, Ocean City, Maryland
Nice Beast Ludo 9 months ago
This is definitely off season. It's packed to the gills in summer. Avoid senior week at all costs
#79
The Talimena Scenic Drive, National Scenic Byway, Southeastern Oklahoma
Final score:
10points
#81
Gatlinburg, Tennessee
#94
West Virginia Penitentiary, Moundsville, West Virginia
#97
Cape May Lighthouse, New Jersey
#100
Mississippi Palisades State Park, Illinois
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