Standing 128 feet tall, Balanced Rock in Arches National Park looks ready to topple over. It’s not really balanced, but you can see how it defies gravity from the road or on an easy walk.Read More
Considered one of the best waterfall hikes in Great Smoky Mountains National Park, the 80-foot Laurel Falls is very photogenic and named for the mountain laurel that blooms along the trail in spring.Read More
One of the world’s longest stone arches and the longest in Arches National Park, Landscape Arch stretches over 300 feet but is only 11 feet thick at its center.Read More
Wai'anapanapa State Park is a gorgeous 122-acre state park that’s home to the Maui Tour's most famous black sand beach and packed with stunning vistas and historic sights.Read More
Volcanoes National Park is the most famous place to visit on the Big Island, and it's also one of the most popular attractions in all of Hawaii.Read More
Inspiration Point is arguably the most spectacular viewpoint in Bryce Canyon, and from here you can look out across the entire Bryce Amphitheater to see thousands of hoodoos.Read More
The John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park in the Florida Keys was the USA’s first undersea park, and covers around 70 nautical square miles with mangrove swamps, shallow water coral and deep sea reefs.Read More
Winding its way from Custer State Park, the final 45 minute approach to Mount Rushmore follows the amazing Iron Mountain Road in the Black Hills.Read More
Spearfish Canyon in the Black Hills is a superb 19 mile stretch of road with stunning waterfalls and 1,000 foot high limestone walls, and it’s one of the most beautiful ways to get from Deadwood to Spearfish.Read More
