NatureGrand Canyon
Arizona
Carved by the Colorado River, this immense canyon is more than a mile deep. The South Rim is open all year, and sunrise is the time to see it.
Photo: Lennart Sikkema, CC BY 3.0
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North America
Iconic cities and some of the planet's greatest national parks.
Photo: Lennart Sikkema, CC BY 3.0
The United States is really many destinations in one. New York, Los Angeles and Chicago each feel like their own world, and the national parks of the West are among the finest anywhere. Domestic flights make long distances manageable, though a road trip is a classic way to see the country. Weather varies widely by region.
NatureArizona
Carved by the Colorado River, this immense canyon is more than a mile deep. The South Rim is open all year, and sunrise is the time to see it.
Photo: Lennart Sikkema, CC BY 3.0
LandmarkNew York
A gift from France, dedicated in 1886, this statue welcomes ships into New York Harbor. Reserve ferry tickets early if you want to enter the crown.
Photo: AskALotl, CC0
LandmarkSan Francisco
San Francisco's famous orange suspension bridge opened in 1937. Walk or cycle across it, and bring a jacket for the wind and fog.
NatureWyoming
The world's first national park, with geysers such as Old Faithful, hot springs and roaming bison. Many roads close in winter.
Photo: Rhododendrites, CC BY-SA 4.0
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