Most beautiful places in america

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Sedona, Tetons, Carmel.

I personally prefer Sedona to the Grand Canyon. I’ve now been to GCNP twice and I don’t need to go back but I could go to Sedona over and over (but not in peak season, crowds have ruined it.)

[Anonymous]

West Virginia & Sarah Shahi’s butt.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Maine Coast
Olympic National Park (particularly the shore and the forest)
The Grand Canyon. I honestly felt like seeing the grand canyon was like a religious experience, and I say that as an atheist

Grand Canyon = A big hole

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Maine Coast
Olympic National Park (particularly the shore and the forest)
The Grand Canyon. I honestly felt like seeing the grand canyon was like a religious experience, and I say that as an atheist

Grand Canyon = A big hole

You have to go into the “big hole” to truly experience Grand Canyon. Camping or staying at Phantom Ranch is a phenomenal experience. Also, North Rim is a much better than South Rim. Sadly, North Rim will be closed for awhile.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Maine Coast
Olympic National Park (particularly the shore and the forest)
The Grand Canyon. I honestly felt like seeing the grand canyon was like a religious experience, and I say that as an atheist

Grand Canyon = A big hole

You have to go into the “big hole” to truly experience Grand Canyon. Camping or staying at Phantom Ranch is a phenomenal experience. Also, North Rim is a much better than South Rim. Sadly, North Rim will be closed for awhile.

I'm the 'religious experience' poster and I was on the north rim when I went. Calling the grand canyon a big hole is like calling the pacific a big ocean or a redwood a big tree. Anything can be reduced with words, but the seeing of it is something else.

[Anonymous]

The California coast

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Maine Coast
Olympic National Park (particularly the shore and the forest)
The Grand Canyon. I honestly felt like seeing the grand canyon was like a religious experience, and I say that as an atheist

Grand Canyon = A big hole

You have to go into the “big hole” to truly experience Grand Canyon. Camping or staying at Phantom Ranch is a phenomenal experience. Also, North Rim is a much better than South Rim. Sadly, North Rim will be closed for awhile.

I'm the 'religious experience' poster and I was on the north rim when I went. Calling the grand canyon a big hole is like calling the pacific a big ocean or a redwood a big tree. Anything can be reduced with words, but the seeing of it is something else.

Grand Canyon is a religious experience for me too. I’ve been there multiple times and am moved every time I see it. I have been to both runs, and much prefer the North. South has more views, but also has more people. Quiet and tranquility of North Rim is my happy place.

[Anonymous]

June Lake, CA
Grand Canyon
Yellowstone

[Anonymous]

North Shore of Hawaii
Coast of Oregon
Coast of Maine
Florida Keys
Steamboat, Colorado
Telluride, Colorado
Sedona, AZ
Malibu, CA