12 tourist destinations not to be in the U.S
The majestic and impressive scenery is very difficult to reach, due to its location in a secluded place and roads walking difficulties, requiring visitors to have experience and good.
False Kiva is a man-made stone circle located in secluded areas in Canyonlands National Park in Utah.Here are many photographers looking to to get the frames with the crystal-clear skies or storms.However, at the present location of this destination yet to be widely published.
Alvord Desert in southeast Oregon, Harney Lake is a shallow dry overlooking the majestic and the Steens Mountain climbing routes. The part where this privately-owned, and the area by the Bureau of land management oversees has opened to visitors for camping and exploring.
Havasupai waterfalls in the reserve of the same name Coconino County in the southwestern corner of Grand Canyon National Park, famous for its blue waters and stunning falls Strip. Not many tourists to be here due to climb over a distance of 13 km.
Ravine Oneonta in the Columbia River, Oregon, quite near the waterfall Multomah crowded, but few people come by the way difficult, complicated.
Wells Of Thor is the coast of Oregon, the most impressive and beautiful when the tide rises or during the storm, but it is also the most dangerous time for those who stand near it.
On one side of Lake Powell, Utah and Arizona, canyons between Reflection is a wonder of nature with unique colors. However, you can only come here by boat or via a long rugged roads near 90 km.
Katmai sanctuary in King Salmon, Alaska, spanning more than 16,000 km2 with 14 active volcanoes is a paradise for those passionate about exploring and climbing. There is the Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes (Ten Thousand Smoke Columns) covered with ash after the volcanic eruption of Novarupta in 1912, where brown bears are more focused.
Pueblo Bonito in Chaco Culture National Historical Park in New Mexico has the ruins of the Pueblo people, ideal for guests who prefer to discover the ancient civilizations.
Lake Clark National Park in Alaska gives visitors a stunning setting with outdoor blue waters, active volcanoes, glaciers, waterfalls and jungle. However, since no roads in this area, visitors can only come by plane.
The Monhegan, Lincoln County, Maine, there is a small island of about 20 km inland way. Visitors can stroll on the beautiful streets, admiring the sea and observe the wildlife. People can only come by ferry.
When looking up at the night sky in Great Basin National Park, Nevada, visitors will see the milky way and the splendid stars.
The sanctuary Gates of the Arctic (the gateway to Antarctica) is a large Valley with a River winding, the mighty mountains and beautiful lakes, where you can admire the sky lit up with bright lights in winter.
False Kiva is a man-made stone circle located in secluded areas in Canyonlands National Park in Utah.Here are many photographers looking to to get the frames with the crystal-clear skies or storms.However, at the present location of this destination yet to be widely published.
Alvord Desert in southeast Oregon, Harney Lake is a shallow dry overlooking the majestic and the Steens Mountain climbing routes. The part where this privately-owned, and the area by the Bureau of land management oversees has opened to visitors for camping and exploring.
Havasupai waterfalls in the reserve of the same name Coconino County in the southwestern corner of Grand Canyon National Park, famous for its blue waters and stunning falls Strip. Not many tourists to be here due to climb over a distance of 13 km.
Ravine Oneonta in the Columbia River, Oregon, quite near the waterfall Multomah crowded, but few people come by the way difficult, complicated.
Wells Of Thor is the coast of Oregon, the most impressive and beautiful when the tide rises or during the storm, but it is also the most dangerous time for those who stand near it.
On one side of Lake Powell, Utah and Arizona, canyons between Reflection is a wonder of nature with unique colors. However, you can only come here by boat or via a long rugged roads near 90 km.
Katmai sanctuary in King Salmon, Alaska, spanning more than 16,000 km2 with 14 active volcanoes is a paradise for those passionate about exploring and climbing. There is the Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes (Ten Thousand Smoke Columns) covered with ash after the volcanic eruption of Novarupta in 1912, where brown bears are more focused.
Pueblo Bonito in Chaco Culture National Historical Park in New Mexico has the ruins of the Pueblo people, ideal for guests who prefer to discover the ancient civilizations.
Lake Clark National Park in Alaska gives visitors a stunning setting with outdoor blue waters, active volcanoes, glaciers, waterfalls and jungle. However, since no roads in this area, visitors can only come by plane.
The Monhegan, Lincoln County, Maine, there is a small island of about 20 km inland way. Visitors can stroll on the beautiful streets, admiring the sea and observe the wildlife. People can only come by ferry.
When looking up at the night sky in Great Basin National Park, Nevada, visitors will see the milky way and the splendid stars.
The sanctuary Gates of the Arctic (the gateway to Antarctica) is a large Valley with a River winding, the mighty mountains and beautiful lakes, where you can admire the sky lit up with bright lights in winter.