Nature
Grand Canyon
A mile deep, 277 miles long, and nearly two billion years of Earth’s history laid bare.
Nature & National Parks
Canyons a mile deep, geysers that erupt on schedule, waterfalls, slot canyons and glacier-carved valleys: the wild side of America, from the desert Southwest to the Rockies.
Nature
Nature
Yellowstone National Park
The world’s first national park sits on a supervolcano, and you can watch it breathe.
Nature
Yosemite National Park
Granite walls a kilometer high, thundering waterfalls and trees older than most civilizations.
Nature
Zion National Park
Hike up a river through a canyon of red and cream cliffs, or climb a ridge with drops on both sides.
Nature
Arches National Park
More than 2,000 stone arches: nowhere else on Earth has so many in one place.
Nature
Niagara Falls
Feel the thunder: up to 168,000 cubic meters of water go over the edge every minute.
Nature
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
America’s most visited national park: misty ridges, black bears and pioneer cabins.
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Glacier National Park
A road built into the cliffs, turquoise lakes and mountain goats at the top of the continent.
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Antelope Canyon
Beams of sunlight fall into a slot canyon carved like waves of fire.
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Monument Valley
The Wild West of the movies is real, and it belongs to the Navajo Nation.
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