Mail is uniquely delivered by boat year-round in this charming village named for its natural springs and magnolia tree canopy, dating back to the late 1700s.
The largest national park in the U.S. at 13 million acres, offering stunning boreal forests, glaciers like Root Glacier, and some of the highest peaks in the country.
Arizona s most iconic natural feature, known for its breathtaking vistas, including Havasu Falls with its turquoise waters and the scenic Horseshoe Bend.
A haven for outdoor activities, featuring ferny oak-hickory woods, caverns like Blanchard Springs Caverns, and numerous trails for hiking and rock climbing.
The nation s third-oldest park, famous for its Sierra Nevada beauty with granite domes, towering sequoias, and sheer-drop waterfalls.
Known for its lofty sandstone formations, ideal for geology enthusiasts and photographers, with views of snowy Pikes Peak framed by red rocks.
Encompasses charming coastal towns along the Long Island Sound, offering a mix of quiet coastal beauty and old-timey charm.
One of the largest surviving tidal salt marshes in the region, home to diverse wildlife including bald eagles and snowy egrets.
A UNESCO World Heritage site and International Biosphere Reserve, this 1.5 million-acre wilderness is home to extraordinary flora and fauna, best explored by airboat, canoe, or bike.