The Best Views in America
Still, in our search for Americas best views, it was only natural to draw heavily from beautiful sites in the National Park system. Of course, were not alone in our desire to experience and celebrate views inside these protected areas: in 2013, nearly 300 million people sought inspiration in Americas 370 national parklands, including some 15 million who witnessed the iconic views in Californias Golden Gate National Recreation Area.
But the best views in America not only showcase national parks. They incorporate the magic twinkle of city skylines, the fortitude of rocky coastlines, and breathtaking discoveries found on easy walks, rugged hikes, and scenic drives across the nation. Anyone whos experienced the dramatic drops around Big Sur, CA, or basked in the glimmer of New York Citys skyline will certainly agree
Battery Spencer, California
Bryce Canyon
The National Mall
Na Pali Cost, Hawaii
Portland Head Lighthouse, Maine
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If you want to add some items to your travel bucket list - this article is a good place to check out.
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Nice views, but such things are completely subjective.
Exactly why getting feedback and respective form others is important when discussing anything.
Everything is subjective to some degree, even thediscussion ofempirical evidence and its relevance to situations.
At least you liked the scenery
Number one on my travel bucket list is to find X.
I spent two years in High School algebra looking, and never saw it once!
Great photos RIO.
Thanks.
E.
Enoch
Dear friend
The quest for X has exhausted many, but the hoy in finally finding it is worth the pain.
Search on my friend
Glad you liked the pictures
Beautiful photos RIO.
Enjoyed them all.
Kavika
Glad you liked them!
Dear Friend RIO: Closest I have come to finding X is a tall frosted glass of Dos Equis.
Smiles.
E.
Dear Friend RIO: Hope this shows up.
Photo of one of the eleven ice age glacial created Finger Lakes in upstate NY.
This one is the Keuka Lake. Keuka is a word in the Seneca Native American Nation language.
It means "crooked:.
If you stand on the summit of the highest western lake bluff, you see it in its entirety. It look like a crooked finger.
E.
Enoch
Now that is beautiful (I posted the scene here)
Thanks for sharing
Keuka Lake
jennilee
Glad you liked the scenes - thanks for the feedback
Machu Picchu:
Stunning photo Joey.
I have a bunch of friends in the twin cities and they have told me that a visit to the head waters of the Mississippi is a must do, from the looks of this they are right
Thanks for sharing
All of these are fabulous, thanks everyone!!
Nona
Glad you liked them
Joey
What Kavika said
Here's a beautiful sight. Although the location and subject are great, the photo quality leaves something to be desired. What the heck, I was 15 when I took it.
Mackinac Bridge, taken from in front of Fort Mackinac on the Southern shore of the Straits.
TTGA
Great shot, thanks for sharing the picture
There are so many beautiful places, here in the US...
I really enjoyed this! It makes me want to go see these places! Thanks for the article!!!
Beautiful, TTGA!!!
And, it's fairly close!
Hahaha! Me either, dear Enoch!
Enoch
But in doing that you found x twice
Dowser
I am glad that you enjoyed it and thanks for the feedback