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Often referred to as the “Grand Canyon with a roof on top,” Carlsbad is the ideal destination for budding geologists and nature enthusiasts alike. The park has over 119 caves that were formed by the erosion of the limestone by sulfuric acid, which created different-sized caverns.
33. Kenai Fjords National Park, Alaska
These trees typically grow upward, but due to its age, the Angel Oak Tree has expanded both upward and outward in every direction. It is 65 feet tall and has a 28-foot circumference, with its largest branch reaching 187 feet in length. If you get as excited about trees as I do, this one should definitely be high on your list.
This 100-square mile national park is mostly open water, but it features seven small islands and some of the country’s best snorkeling. The park contains historic Fort Jefferson, which can be accessed via boat or seaplane. It’s a magnificent site that makes the perfect launching pad for all of your Dry Tortugas activities. It’s also close to Key West, making it a great addition to any Florida Keys itinerary.
If you’re looking for a lesser-known spot to visit, Oneonta Gorge is the perfect off-the-beaten-path destination for gorgeous waterfalls and lush forests. It’s located right next to uber-popular Multnomah Falls, which is also worth a visit. The mossy rocks in the gorge boast bright green hues while you make your way through the chasm along the creek trail.
32. Road to Hana on Maui, Hawai’i
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This national park is one of the most beautiful forests in the United States. The giant sequoia trees that are native to the area are a treasure to behold. Some of them live to be thousands of years old, and many are so tall that it is difficult to see the tops of them from below.
31. Nā Pali Coast on Kauai, Hawai’i
One of the coolest aspects of this national park is its open-hike policy, which means you can explore the entire park on or off the trails. Be careful, though, as this is prime rattlesnake country! If you prefer to stick to the trails, consider the Window Trail, which leads to a natural rock “window” that overlooks a stunning canyon. Similarly, you can take Door Trail to a natural door-like opening in the cliffs that takes you into the canyon itself.
Mackinac (pronounced Mackinaw) Island in Michigan is arguably the most charming island in the United States. It’s is the perfect spot to relax and recharge. What makes it unique is that despite its popularity as a tourist destination, it doesn’t have a single chain hotel, and there are no cars. In fact, most people — locals and visitors alike — get around by bicycle.
30. Oneonta Gorge, Oregon
Most of the national park is only accessible by water, so taking a boat tour allows visitors to see as much of it as possible and is the best way to soak up the fjords’ beauty. This is also a great way to spot orcas, gray whales, and other marine life.
Some particularly gorgeous spots are Lake McDonald for epic sunrise and sunset views, Hidden Lake for the best stargazing, and Highline Trail for an unforgettable hike. Need more inspiration? Check out our list of things to do in Glacier National Park.
29. Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Park, California
Another Hawai’i favorite, the Nā Pali Coast has Kauai’s most spectacular scenery. It’s situated on the northwest corner of the island, and the shores can only been seen by hiking in or sailing along them. Because of its beauty, it was one of the primary locations where Jurassic Park was filmed.
Situated in the Finger Lakes region of upstate New York, Watkins Glen is a prime destination for anyone looking to bask in nature’s beauty. Watkins Glen State Park is the perfect getaway, with 19 waterfalls in just two square miles.
28. Big Sur, California
Minnesota’s North Shore is one of the most underrated road-trip destinations in the United States, let alone the Midwest. Lake Superior’s tree-lined shores are full of quaint small towns, classic lighthouses, and hidden beaches. You’ll also find rivers flowing into the lake that feature some killer waterfalls and some great places to hike and explore.
Glacier National Park in Montana is one of the only spots in the lower 48 states where you can see glaciers, making it truly awe-inspiring to visit. Its crystal-clear lakes, rivers, and streams are delightful during any season.
27. Death Valley National Park, California
Red Rocks Park is part of the Denver Mountain Parks system and has plenty of short trails to explore. The area is just a 30-minute drive from Denver, but it feels a world away from the city.
Imagine trippy rock formations sloping into caves whose orange and reddish hues make you do a double take. That’s exactly what you’ll find at the Apostle Islands Sea Caves in Wisconsin. These small islands are surrounded by the fresh waters of Lake Superior, the largest freshwater lake in the world, by surface area.
This 469-mile parkway runs through North Carolina and Virginia’s Appalachian region, connecting spots like Asheville and Virginia’s Shenandoah National Park. This long stretch of highway is beautiful all the way through, and especially picturesque in the fall when the leaves are changing color.
The best way to take in the beauty of the islands is by sailing through them, stopping to climb into the many caves along the shores. If this is your plan, make sure to go when the weather is warm, as the waters around the islands freezes over in the winter.
26. Lake Tahoe, California and Nevada
It’s no secret that BMTM loves Death Valley. While this destination is best known for its scorching temperatures, it also has some of the most beautiful desert hikes in the United States, as well as impressive land formations and salt pans.
We’ve got more ideas on how to plan your perfect Minnesota North Shore road trip itinerary, with a breakdown of many neat sites along the way.
You can also explore Mackinac Island by boat, horse-drawn carriage, or bike, or on foot. To get there, you’ll have to leave your car at Mackinaw City or St. Ignace, where you can take a ferry to Mackinac Island.
25. Black Rock City, Nevada
There are two distinct parts of Antelope Canyon that are accessed through different points: upper and lower. The only way to see either canyon is by taking a guided tour led by a Navajo native guide. This is due to the fact that the canyons are both on Navajo land.
There is an 11-mile loop around Cades Cove, which you can drive along while you take in all the sites. There are also many trails that go through the valley.
Badlands National Park in South Dakota is home to some of the United States’ most unique landscapes, with vibrantly colored rock formations dropping into bright green prairies. In fact, The Badlands has the largest mixed grass prairie in the US.
24. White Pocket, Vermillion Cliffs National Monument, Arizona
Choose from a half-day or full-day tour, and the boat captain will take you to as close to the glaciers as possible, where you are likely to observe some glacial activity. Some tours include getting off the boat to kayak or even to explore an island, whereas others focus on wildlife watching.
What makes the Outer Banks unique from other beach destinations is not only its pristine beauty but also its truly untouched nature. There are no big cities along the way, just small villages and wide-open coastline.
Besides Golden Canyon, there is plenty to do in Death Valley National Park. Check out our guide on where to stay and camp there!
23. Antelope Canyon, Arizona
Black Rock is nearly two hours away from the nearest large town, making it quite the adventure to get to. Because of its remoteness, it’s also one of the most amazing spots to stargaze. The night sky here is crystal clear and completely lit up with stars, making it a neat place to camp.
For a full rundown on how to visit this site, see our guide on visiting Upper vs. Lower Antelope Canyon.
There is plenty to do on Lake Tahoe, no matter the season.
22. Carlsbad Cavern National Park, New Mexico
Angel’s Landing is easily one of the most beloved spots in Zion National Park, and for good reason. In comparison with the Observation Point hike, the Angel’s Landing hike is quite narrow and can be difficult at certain points. However, the view from Angel’s Landing makes it totally worth it. This lookout point actually gets its name because of its height — so high up that only angels can reach it.
This region is also widely known for its vineyards and wine. The climate is so similar to the Italian countryside that some say the wine from the Finger Lakes is just as good as wine from Italy. Looks like you might just have to go and see for yourself!
21. White Sands National Monument, New Mexico
In this case, the rocks are the star… (Get it, rockstar? Poor joke, but I had to.) The intricate geometric patterns that are created from the swirling of white and orange are a fascinating sight, as are the staggering rock formations that shoot up in every direction.
This remote desert is best known as the site of the iconic Burning Man festival, but have you ever wondered what it’s like when it’s not packed full of festival-goers?
20. Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Colorado
These massive trees alone make Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Park worth a visit. However, there is even more than just the trees to discover here: you’ll also encounter canyons, caverns, foothills, and mountains waiting to be explored.
Is this girl really trying to tell me that a SWAMP is one of the most beautiful places in the US? Oh yes I am. Just like thousands of people flock to the Everglades every year to bask in the beauty of the Florida wetlands, the Natchez Trace Cypress Swamp in Mississippi attracts nature and wildlife enthusiasts as well.
19. Angel’s Landing, Utah
The park features over 60 miles of trails through lush forests and along the river from which visitors can catch the jaw-dropping views of the falls. Better yet, you can take a hot-air balloon over the park to get an even better view. It’s no wonder why USA Today calls Letchworth State Park the best state park in the USA.
Lake Tahoe is easily one of the most photogenic places in all of the United States. It’s one of the largest alpine lakes in the world, and its vibrant blue water against the backdrop of the surrounding mountains makes it wondrous to behold.
18. Bonneville Salt Flats, Utah
There you have it: The 33 most beautiful places in the United States! Some of these may be no-brainers and some of them might come as a surprise. Let us know if you have any hidden spots that didn’t make the list!
Check out the colorful coral reefs, or see if you can spot dolphins while you swim in some of the clearest, bluest ocean waters in the US.
17. Shoshone Falls, Idaho
This historic area of NOLA is the top spot in the city to shop, eat, and explore. Catch a jazz show or check out a grand old church, like St. Louis Cathedral. Traveling solo? New Orleans is actually fabulous to visit alone.
Often referred to as “the Grand Canyon of the East,” Letchworth State Park is one of the most scenic places in the US because of its roaring waterfalls and steep, rocky cliffs. After all, that’s how the park got its nickname. The Genesee River flows through a gorge that features 3 spectacular waterfalls, with cliffs reaching as high as 600 feet tall.
16. Glacier National Park, Montana
The park is known as one of the best wilderness areas in the United States and has abundant wildlife around every corner: bears, bighorn sheep, mountain goats, and beavers all call Glacier home, just to name a few.
The field itself is within the Pope Farm Conservancy, encompassing 10.5 acres of sunflower-filled land. There’s also a trail system to explore and plenty of sweet picnic spots.
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15. Badlands National Park, South Dakota
This massive amphitheater is easily my favorite music venue in the entire world. This treasure is truly one of a kind — there’s nothing exactly like it anywhere else in the world. The geology of Red Rocks is fascinating; the two 300-foot monoliths, Ship Rock and Creation Rock, are worth seeing even if you aren’t visiting for a concert.
White Sands is another place on this list that is a bit off the beaten path but totally worth a visit. This national monument gets its name from the 275 square miles of desert that feature rolling hills of white gypsum sand. It’s truly a wonder to see and strangely not as popular as it ought to be.
The hike is part of a 2.7-mile loop along which you’ll find waterfalls and streams. There are a few offshoots from the main trail leading to Oneonta Gorge that will take you to waterfalls such as the 120-foot Triple Falls, which is worth the extra 1.8-mile hike.
14. The North Shore, Minnesota
On the Nevada side, check out Mount Rose, whose mountaintop boasts incredible views of both Reno and the lake. Another great spot to see the lake from above is Chickadee Ridge, which is also an excellent birding spot. On the California side, stunning Emerald Bay features the best sunrises, and it is beloved for its beauty.
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13. Middleton, Wisconsin
This incredible site is known as the Niagara Falls of the West, even though it’s actually taller than Niagara, at over 200 feet tall! Considering the fact that Idaho is totally landlocked, it’s quite impressive that Shoshone Falls exists at all, especially with its enormous size.
The road to Hana includes stops at the Keanae Peninsula, where jagged volcanic rock coupled with crashing waves makes for a unique scene. You’ll also encounter Waianapanapa State Park, which features a picturesque black-sand beach and even some cool sea caves. These are just two of the many incredible stops on this route.
12. Apostle Islands Sea Caves, Wisconsin
The French Quarter in New Orleans is one of the United States’ most hip and happening destinations. Not only that, the kitschy decor and iconic architecture also make it one of the most beautiful. The cast-iron balconies over the bustling streets is the perfect example of how antique flair mixes with modern style.
These salt flats are contained within a 12-by-5 mile stretch of Utah’s pristine western desert. The salt crust itself ranges from a few inches to a whopping five feet thick in some areas. Here you’ll find some of the most incredible scenery Utah has to offer. It makes a great stop on any American Southwest road trip itinerary as well!
11. Mackinac Island, Michigan
To truly take advantage of the falls’ beauty, the surrounding area has hiking trails, a swimming area, and a scenic overlook. You can even paddleboard to the bottom of the falls along Snake River! The view from the bottom is arguably even more incredible than it is from the top, so why not try both? Without a doubt, this natural wonder should be at the top of everyone’s Idaho bucket list.
Grab a sled and find the most epic dune to glide to the bottom of or simply explore the area. The sunsets over the glistening white sand are remarkable — and locating that perfect spot to watch it is an adventure in and of itself. Check out our list of essential things to know before you head to White Sands National Monument.
10. Watkins Glen, New York
This underground wonder requires a reservation to see, so make sure to plan ahead. Carlsbad is a must-stop on any New Mexico adventure, so don’t miss it!
Do you, too, dream of frolicking in a field of sunflowers? Middleton, Wisconsin, is the absolute best spot to do it. The blooms are at their peak in the summertime, and the town even hosts a sunflower festival where you can truly admire their beauty.
9. Letchworth State Park, New York
The warm orange rocks that Zion is famous for are even more spectacular from above. You’ll have an angel’s eye view (ha, see what I did there?) of the cliffs and teeny-looking trees that is sure to blow your mind. Although this spot is one of the most popular in the entire park, getting an early morning head-start will put you at the scenic viewpoint in time to see the early afternoon sun light up the valley below.
Add Badlands National Park to your South Dakota road trip!
8. Cades Cove, Tennessee
It also contains some hidden gems, like Pfeiffer Beach, which has purple sand! Of course, no trip to Big Sur would be complete without visiting the famous Bixby Bridge in the northernmost part of the area. You’ll notice all kinds of beauty in Big Sur, from the quintessential bluffs to the giant redwoods and plenty in between.
To get the best views of the Nā Pali Coast, Capt. Andy’s has boat tours that include stops to snorkel and explore caves. You can also book a sunset cruise for a romantic end to your day. No matter how you choose to explore it, it’s completely worth the trip!
7. Blue Ridge Parkway, North Carolina and Virginia
The famous Wave is located nearby, which often overshadows this beautiful part of the Vermillion Cliffs National Monument. Since the Wave is trickier to get a permit for, White Pocket is an excellent back-up plan, because it doesn’t require a permit to visit. Check out our White Pocket guide for more ideas.
The swamp is home to water tupelo and bald cypress trees that thrive in the wet environment. They have unique root structures and help create the perfect habitat for various species of frogs, alligators, and snakes, to name a few.
6. Outer Banks, North Carolina
This Navajo sandstone canyon in Arizona was carved by flash flooding and erosion and features bright orange striped rock that is sure to take your breath away. The canyons swirl and curve into a topsy-turvy corridor that feels like it’s leading you to the depths of the Earth.
Speaking of otherworldly places, the White Pocket at Vermillion Cliffs National Monument is one of those that will have you stumped to think of anywhere else on the planet — let alone the USA — that is even remotely similar. The White Pocket gets its name from the swirls of white rock within the quintessential orange rocks that this park is known for.
5. The Angel Oak Tree in Charleston, South Carolina
If you’re looking for an epic East Coast road trip, the Outer Banks is perfect for exploring. Following the Outer Banks Scenic Byway from north to south takes you through a series of islands on the coast of North Carolina, with plenty of wildlife and beaches along the way. The islands have the perfect balance of Southern charm and laid-back beach vibes, making it an awesome place to relax.
The Bonneville Salt Flats are said to be so flat and expansive that it seems like you can see the curvature of the earth. As it’s such a barren landscape, visitors often describe it as otherworldly. Maybe this is how we imagine Mars to be?
4. Hamilton Pool Preserve, Texas
Alaska is home to the most beautiful icy landscapes in the United States, hands down. Kenai Fjords National Park is where the rugged mountains, vast expanses of ice, and icy ocean waters meet. This combination makes for the most beautiful fjords in the country.
Hamilton Pool Preserve in Texas is yet another testament to the fact that Mother Nature is the greatest designer of all time. This natural swimming hole is actually a box canyon underneath a 50-foot waterfall that fills it up with cool water, perfect for a midday swim.
3. The French Quarter in New Orleans, Louisiana
At just about an hour’s drive from Austin, Hamilton Pool Preserve is the perfect day trip. The trails throughout the preserve are great for connecting with nature as well. Make sure to make a reservation ahead of time, as it is required to enter the preserve.
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2. Natchez Trace Cypress Swamp, Mississippi
Yes, a literal tree has made the list of the most beautiful places in the USA. Can you blame me for including it? I mean, just take a look at its fairytale-esque splendor! This massive tree in Charleston is estimated to be 400-500 years old, making it one of the oldest living oaks east of the Mississippi River.
Whether you call the United States your home or are looking to pay a visit, here are the 33 most beautiful places the country has to offer:
1. Dry Tortugas National Park, Florida
This 64-mile road on Maui is one of the most breathtaking stretches of highway that you can drive in the United States. This epic journey is full of twists and turns that include waterfalls, beaches, small towns, and dense jungle.
One of the best ways to enjoy the scenic Blue Ridge Parkway is to get off the road and out into nature every so often and camp. We’ve got a comprehensive guide on the 8 campgrounds on the Blue Ridge Parkway to help you plan your trip.
If you want to see the USA’s most awe-inspiring cliffs, head to Big Sur in California. The coastline here is sure to make its way onto your California bucket list because of its spectacular views. The Big Sur area is also home to McWay Falls, a waterfall that flows right into the ocean when the tide comes in.
Tucked within the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Cades Cove is an expansive valley with green mountains surrounding it. As one of the most popular destinations within the park, it gets plenty of traffic from visitors who come to admire its beauty. It’s also one of the best spots in the whole park for wildlife sightings, as black bears, deer, coyotes, and other animals frequently pass through.
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