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TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - The United States draws people from all walks of life for its diversified tourism scenes, from incredible natural destinations to culturally rich animated cities. While the lively urban lives receive more spotlight, these most beautiful places found in America’s deepest nature acclaim their places in the hearts of many travelers.
8 Most Beautiful Places to Visit in the U.S.
This article discovers some of the most beautiful places to complete your itinerary in the United States, citing Travel Leisure and Trip Advisor.
1. Kenai Fjords National Park, Alaska
Experience the once-in-a-lifetime adventure at Kenai Fjords National Park’s very own glacial hiking trails where ice, mountains, and oceans meet. As one of Alaska’s most popular vacation sites, the astonishing national park promises plenty of engaging activities, from catching the tidewater glaciers to spotting marine wildlife and seabird rookeries.
Venture into the open space of 607,805 acres of untouched wilderness on the southeast coast of Alaska’s Kenai Peninsula and be awed by the Harding Icefield, a relic originated from past ice ages, capping the park.
2. Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona
It’s impossible to ignore the incredulous beauty of the Grand Canyon. The site is among the UNESCO World Heritage Sites that offer hiking opportunities, boasting chances for every tourist for its various degrees of difficulty.
The Grand Canyon National Park hosts Desert View Cultural Demonstration Programs that allow visitors to dive deep into the bright native cultures of the region. This iconic Arizona beauty is celebrated for its Colorado River, Antelope Canyon, and South Rim of the Grand Canyon.
3. Garden of the Gods, Colorado
Registered as a National Natural Landmark, Garden of the Gods has rendered many people speechless for its untamed beauty. The 300 sandstone rock formations are exquisitely framed by the snow-capped Pikes Peak, doubling its charms.
Photography geeks and anyone whose interests pivot in geology are bound to have the best of times here. Plan a visit on a weekday morning to obtain a crowd-free tranquil ambiance.
4. Blue Ridge Parkway, Virginia
Dubbed one of America’s favorite drives, Blue Ridge Parkway covers a 469-mile scenic drive that connects the Shenandoah and Great Smoky Mountains National Parks. The spellbinding site encompasses a broad spectrum of habitats throughout the Appalachian Mountains.
Blue Ridge Parkway is also renowned for its biodiversity, allowing visitors to catch an exceptional glimpse of diversified climate, vegetation, wildlife, and even geological features.
5. Yosemite National Park, California
Yosemite National Park remains a dominant drive within the National Park System of UNESCO for several reasons, including its popularity among travelers. The park stuns with its incredibly alluring waterfalls, like Vernal Fall and Bridalveil Fall. Other remarkable features are the rock formations of Half Dome and El Capitan, granite domes as well as towering sequoias.
Aim to hike up to Glacier Point for a maximum experience in the wonder of Yosemite Valley from 7,000 feet high. While Half Dome requires strenuous strength to hike the trek, beginners can enjoy the surrounding rocks and valleys.
6. Acadia National Park, Maine
Acadia National Park is home to the tallest coastal mountains on the eastern seaboard. According to Travel and Leisure, Acadia ranks at the top place on Maine’s most beautiful list. Some remarkable landscapes of the park include Precipice and Beehive hiking trails that offer scenic views of the Gulf of Maine for both local and international tourists.
7. Red Rocks Canyon, Nevada
Located only about a 30-minute drive away from the LED skyline of Las Vegas, Red Rock features a one-way, 13-mile scenic drive. The site is best known for its giant cliffs and jumbles of red and yellow sandstone, where visitors spend the majority of their time hiking, rock climbing, and mountain biking.
There are 26 hikes and trails filled with plants, wildlife, geology, camping sites, and cultural resources that offer extensive experiences.
8. Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming
Yellowstone is the second most beautiful national park in the United States, famous for its marvelous landscapes. When visiting the 2.2 million-acre park, visitors are bound to be enthralled by Yellowstone’s mountains, lakes, valleys, and top-notch hot springs.
Yellowstone’s hiking trails stretch over 900 miles, awaiting tourists of all ages to do leisure exploration. Herds of bison, elk, and steaming geysers are among the most loved features in Yellowstone.
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