Forget the Eiffel Tower, forget the Leaning Tower of Pisa and forget the Great Wall of China. If you’re looking for breathtaking sights to add to your bucket list then look no further than some of the natural wonders that live in our own back gardens.
Canyons and rock formations that have spent millions upon millions of years under the elements. The ones on the territory of our great nation are unlike anything else you’ll see in the world, so there’s no excuse for missing out on these incredible sights.
And trust us, while we’ll delight you with pictures, they don’t do the real canyons any justice, so as soon as you’re able to, you should take a trip across the U.S. to visit them all!
I have visited the canyons in the western USA and was impressed with Zion and Bryce to the point where I repeatedly visited them.
Someone needs to visit Providence Canyon State Park near Omaha GA. beautiful. like a miniature Grand Canyon
I’d put Antelope Canyon a #2. I’ve been to 1-3 (and others), and Antelope Canyon is far neater than Vermilion Cliffs. Antelope Canyon is just east Page, Arizona, northeast of Grand Canyon Village on the Colorado border.
Palo Duro is beautiful. The Texas play in the summer makes it extra special if you can attend!
Canyon De Chelly outdoes all the canyons above with one possible exception! A truly remarkable natural wonder, located in the heart of the Navajo Nation in northern Arizona, it is steeped in history and is spellbinding to behold!