31. Smoky Mountains, Tennessee and North Carolina.
Wispy, smoke-like fog hovers over the mountains that form from the rain and the evaporation of water from the trees below. It’s a totally breathtaking site you will enjoy exploring.
32. Niagara Falls, New York.
750,000 gallons of water per second gush over the edge of the magnificent Niagara Falls. It’s a natural wonder that no other place in the world can compare.
33. Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks.
There are more than just gigantic trees to see in these parks. The towering peaks, the clear waters, verdant green surrounding, even the man-made formations are a sight to enjoy.
34. Joshua Tree National Park, Mojave Desert, California.
The park is filled with rugged rock formations and stark desert landscapes. It also preserves bristled Joshua trees and other plant life like the Creosote and Cholla.
35. Crater Lake, Oregon.
This is an impressive snap of the Crater Lake in Oregon. Its deep blue clear water is simply astonishing.
