Mount Rushmore, Keystone, South Dakota
Mount Rushmore, a national memorial, is one of the most recognizable American landmarks. Built in the early 20th century, Mount Rushmore represents the faces of four former American presidents, each carved and blasted from the side of a rock face.
Folks looking to go on a sightseeing adventure can admire the larger-than-life faces of George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln, and Theodore Roosevelt. We recommend taking the short Presidential Trail at the base of the mountain.
It provides stunning views and an interesting perspective on the landmark.
Grand Canyon, Golden Valley, Arizona
The Grand Canyon is a geological wonder shaped by millions of years of geological activities sculpted by the Colorado River. The 277-mile-long canyon is a primary tourist site attracting approximately five million visitors each year.
Its north and more popular south rims are open to the public. But due to its remoteness, the north rim is a bit more wild and less explored by people.
Lewis and Clark caverns in Montana also the Diamond caverns of Kentucky