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Diamond Head 
Hiking enthusiasts, get ready to be wowed! Diamond Head State Monument is a must-see for its stunning views of the Pacific Ocean and the bustling city of Honolulu. The vistas are so spectacular that they once served as a strategic lookout for the US
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Waimea Falls
Waimea Falls, also known as Waihi Falls, is one of the most accessible waterfalls you can find on Oahu. Nestled within the lush Waimea Valley, this spot is a stunning Hawaiian botanical garden that also doubles as a significant cultural and archaeolo
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Muir Woods
Strolling through the ancient coast redwoods of Muir Woods feels like stepping into a living cathedral, where towering trees cool their roots in the gentle waters of Redwood Creek and stretch skyward to greet the sun and mist. Since 1908, this enchan
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Hanatekuua Beach
You'll be grateful to whoever had the bright idea to visit Hiva Oa when you lay eyes on Hanatekuua for the first time. This breathtaking beach feels as if it's gently held by the palms of a giant hand. The sand is incredibly soft, and the water is a
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Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area
You might be surprised to learn that Los Angeles is home to some stunning, wide-open countryside. The Santa Monica Mountains stretch over a remarkable 80 kilometers along the northwestern edge of the Los Angeles basin. Within these mountains, you'll
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Mount Pahia
Mount Pahia, standing as the second-highest peak on Bora Bora, offers a hiking experience that's as rewarding as it is challenging. The journey up this summit takes you through steep jungle trails that demand both stamina and determination. As you as
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Mount Otemanu
Mount Otemanu on Bora Bora island is a stunning remnant of an ancient volcano, majestically rising to a sharp peak at 2,385 feet (727 meters) from the surface of a brilliantly turquoise lagoon. French Polynesia is known for its breathtaking landscape
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Point Defiance Park
Nestled at the northern tip of Tacoma, Point Defiance Park is a sprawling 702-acre haven that truly has it all. Imagine wandering through miles of lush, forested trails, discovering serene spots perfect for a leisurely walk or an invigorating hike. T
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Mount Rainier National Park
Rising to an impressive 14,410 feet, Mount Rainier is a true symbol of Washington's natural splendor. This active volcano is the most glaciated peak in the lower 48 states, giving birth to five major rivers that crisscross the landscape. Imagine stro
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Discovery Park
Discovery Park is a sprawling 534-acre natural wonderland managed by Seattle Parks and Recreation. It's the city's largest park, nestled on the historic grounds of what used to be Fort Lawton. The place is nothing short of breathtaking. Perched on Ma
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Mount Tohivea
Mount Tohivea, standing tall at 3,960 feet, is the crown jewel of Moorea, a breathtaking island in French Polynesia. As a dormant volcano, it offers both a striking silhouette and a peek into the island's fiery past. From the shores of Tahiti, the mo
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Faarumai Waterfalls
Tahiti offers some of the most stunning hiking experiences in Polynesia, where each trail feels like a new adventure waiting to unfold. Picture this: you're trekking through lush landscapes with stops at breathtaking waterfalls and serene natural poo
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Aorai Mountain
Mount Aorai, standing proudly as Tahiti's third tallest peak at 2066 meters, offers an exhilarating adventure for those looking to explore its heights. You'll ascend to the first mountain hut, nestled at 1400 meters. This hike demands both stamina an
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Admiralty Island
A trip to Alaska simply wouldn't be complete without a bear encounter. Just a quick twenty-minute floatplane ride from Juneau lies Admiralty Island, renowned for hosting one of the planet's densest brown bear populations. Aptly dubbed the "Fortress o
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Chugach State Park
The Chugach Mountains do more than just enhance Anchorage's skyline. They're a paradise for outdoor lovers. With Chugach State Park and Chugach National Forest, you're looking at some of Alaska's most accessible outdoor thrills. The best part? You ca
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Tracy Arm Fjord
Just forty-five miles from the bustling hub of Juneau, Tracy Arm offers a stunning escape into nature's grandeur. Imagine a place where towering granite walls stand guard over mammoth glaciers and breathtaking mountain vistas. This 30-mile fjord, car
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Eaglecrest Ski Area
Eaglecrest Ski Area, a beloved gem of Juneau, Alaska, is the community's very own ski haven. Nestled on Douglas Island, just a short 12-mile journey from downtown Juneau, this ski area stretches over 640 acres of awe-inspiring slopes. It boasts four
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Mendenhall Glacier
Mendenhall Glacier is a breathtaking gem in North America, easily reachable at just 13 miles from downtown Juneau and a hop away from the airport. It's an absolute must on any Alaskan adventure! Imagine a half-mile-wide expanse of ice, some areas rea
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Knox Mountain Park
Knox Mountain Park, the crown jewel of Kelowna, is the city's largest Natural Area Park, sprawling over 310 hectares (766 acres). Nestled just north of downtown, it offers a refreshing escape from urban life. The mountain's summit rises about 300 met
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Tuweep
Perched 3,000 vertical feet above the Colorado River, Toroweap Overlook offers a breathtaking view that will leave you speechless. The landscape is dotted with volcanic cinder cones and ancient lava flows, all part of the ancestral lands of the South
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Havasu Falls
When people mention "Havasu Falls," they're often talking about the stunning waterfall itself, but it can also mean the entire area where all five of the Havasupai Waterfalls are located on the Havasupai Indian Reservation in the Grand Canyon. Among
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Camelback Mountain
Camelback Mountain is a stunning natural wonder nestled in Phoenix, Arizona, and it truly lives up to its name. The mountain's silhouette is reminiscent of a camel resting on its knees, complete with a distinct hump and head. This iconic landmark is
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Hermit Road
Hermit Road is a stunning journey along the western side of Grand Canyon Village on the South Rim, stretching a breathtaking 7 miles (11 km) out to Hermits Rest. This route is a must-see for anyone visiting the Grand Canyon, and you can access it by
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Desert View Drive
Desert View Drive is an absolutely stunning route that stretches 25 miles (40 km) east from Grand Canyon Village along the South Rim. This drive, which takes you all the way to the Desert View Watchtower and the East Entrance of Grand Canyon National
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Phantom Ranch
Nestled at the bottom of the Grand Canyon, Phantom Ranch is the ultimate getaway for adventure seekers, whether you're hiking or riding in on a mule. It's a place where you can truly disconnect and soak in the awe-inspiring beauty of this natural won
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North Rim
If you're someone who craves adventure off the beaten path, then the North Rim of the Grand Canyon is your perfect destination. Only 10% of all Grand Canyon visitors make it to this hidden gem, making it a tranquil escape from the crowds. Perched at
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Santa Catalina Mountains
Nestled on Tucson's northern edge, the rugged Santa Catalina Mountains in Coronado National Forest stand proudly as the city's most striking range, boasting the highest average elevation around. The crown jewel here is Mt. Lemmon, soaring to 9,147 fe
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Rincon Mountains
Nestled on Tucson's east side, the Rincon Mountain Wilderness Area is part of the stunning Coronado National Forest. If you're craving an outdoor adventure, Saguaro National Park East is the go-to place. It boasts a variety of trails that cater to bo
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Colossal Cave Mountain Park
Nestled high in the southern Arizona Mountains, Colossal Cave Mountain Park is a hidden gem that offers breathtaking views of the endless Sonoran Desert. This place is steeped in rich history and exudes an authentic Wild West feel, making it a perfec
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Bryce Canyon National Park
Wind, water, and time have sculpted Bryce Canyon National Park's sandstone cliffs into formations that look like they belong in a fantasy novel. Picture rows of humanoid pillars, etched with rock strata, standing like sentinels in a landscape that fe
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Skiing at Park City
Winter mountain skiing offers an exhilarating mix of groomed runs and fresh powder that never fails to delight. Park City, with its charm, transforms into a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts year-round. In the summer, this vibrant town boasts more bik
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Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest
The Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest, or UWCNF for short, is a stunning natural haven nestled in Utah's Wasatch Mountains, right next to the bustling northern metropolitan areas. It also stretches across the north slope of the High Uintas Wilderne
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Banff National Park
Imagine a place where the grandeur of the Rocky Mountains meets the serene beauty of turquoise glacial lakes. Welcome to Banff National Park, Canada's very first national park and a true jewel in the crown of the country's park system. This enchantin
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Dinosaur Provincial Park
Standing beneath a towering hoodoo with a cactus at your feet, you can almost picture dinosaurs wandering through the landscape millions of years ago. Dinosaur Provincial Park offers a unique chance to connect with that ancient history, inviting you
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John Denver Sanctuary
Tucked away in the heart of Aspen, the John Denver Sanctuary offers a tranquil escape right next to the lively Rio Grande Park. Just a stone’s throw from Theatre Aspen’s summer performances, this sanctuary is perfectly positioned by the Roaring Fork
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