Lake Tahoe

Pimmit Hills

Shenandoah National Park and Skyline Drive. Peaceful, humble, beautiful.

Glacier
Canoeing on the New River in Southwest Virginia.
Parts of Cape Cod Seashore
Maine Coastline and isles
Hiking in Vermont
Hiking to numerous waterfalls
Yosemite has its moments
Same for Olympic National Park
I’ve walked on boardwalks through gorgeous marsh’s

Grand Tetons during wildflower season

So many choices. In no order:

Delicate Arch
Grand Prismatic Spring
Yosemite Valley
Grand Tetons
Zion Valley
Redwoods
Sequoias

Cheyenne Mountain, Colorado Springs

Grand Teton/Jenny Lake was incredibly beautiful

The beach in La Jolla, CA
Niagara Falls
Various points in the Rockies
The squares in Savannah, GA

Southeast Alaska

Antelope Canyon was awe inspiring

Sedona, Arizona. Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming Carmel-by-the-Sea, California.

Anonymous wrote:What would you say are the most beautiful things you’ve seen in the U.S.?

I’ll go first: My top are the redwood trees in Muir Woods outside San Francisco.

I thought Muir Woods was beautiful, which it certainly is, then I went to Muir Beach Overlook, which IMHO, is even more beautiful.

To answer your question, I don’t know if I can name just a couple of”most beautiful things in the U.S.”. We’re fortunate to have a lot of great sights and destinations.

Glacier National Park.

Ferry ride in San Juan Islands up there also.

What would you say are the most beautiful things you’ve seen in the U.S.?

I’ll go first: My top are the redwood trees in Muir Woods outside San Francisco.