America is a popular destination because of its beauty and diversity. Each state offers something unique. Here are 8 spectacular places in the U.S. you have to see to believe.
Savannah, Georgia
Savannah, Georgia, is a picturesque city full of character. Savannah was America’s first planned city, so it holds a lot of history. You can take a walk along the city’s cobblestone streets, take pictures of its oak trees covered with Spanish moss, or visit many of its historic buildings.
Thor’s Well, Oregon
Yachats Orgeon describes Thor’s Well, “Sitting on the edge of the Oregon coast near Cape Perpetua, a gaping, seemingly bottomless sinkhole swallows the unbroken stream of seawater around it.” As with all sinkholes, Thor’s Well is very dangerous, so avoid entering the water. For best viewing, attend during high tide.
Lake Tahoe, California/Nevada
Lake Tahoe is a stunning area that is popular with tourists all year round. It offers many activities for winter sports and summer enthusiasts. The lake itself offers beautiful views of the clear water with mountains in the background. Some of those mountains offer great skiing facilities in the winter.
Dry Tortugas National Park, Florida
This national park offers a level of uniqueness compared to others. It lies around 70 miles west of Key West and is only accessible via boat or seaplane. The park offers a great opportunity to bird watch with many different inhabitants on the island. It also offers some of the best snorkelling in the U.S.
Glacier Bay National Park, Alaska
This national park is massive, consisting of over 3.3 million acres. It offers incredible 360-degree views of mountains, glaciers, and fjords. It isn’t just the landscape you can view; you might be lucky to spot some of its wildlife as well. Animals spotted by previous tourists include humpback whales and sea otters.
Zion National Park, Utah
Zion National Park is famous for its steep red cliffs and for being Utah’s first national park. It’s very popular among hikers, as it offers incredible hikes with views to match. The deep canyons and rock formations are also a photographer’s dream.
Maroon Bells, Colorado
Maroon Bells is admired by photographers and tourists for its reflective lake with a backdrop of trees and snow-covered mountains. It’s a bucket list destination for many, but access can often be restricted during busy periods to reduce overcrowding and preserve its natural beauty.
Key West, Florida
As reported by Florida Keys & Key West, Key West is Florida’s southernmost subtropical island and is actually closer to Cuba than Miami. It offers constant views of palm trees and blue waters. It is a relaxed, laid-back island that offers the opportunity to capture incredible sunsets.
