Go for a hike on the trails, get to the top and find old military stuff!
One of the most peaceful and beautiful places on the shore. Especially that overlook where you can see the ocean.
Take the trail overlooking the pond. You can skip rocks, fish for trout, and take photos :) Also great place for picnics & BBQs
Great place to hike with kids. Very well marked and lots of people around.
The view of NYC is breathtaking and the trails are just as beautiful. Definitely worth the trip.
From the bottom lot take the blue to the lake, continue on blue till you see castle point trail. Follow the white to the ruins...
Such a beautiful place in Northern New Jersey... With all the lakes and rivers up there, its a great place to hike and relax... Check out the mineshaft... Look out for cops....
Open August 2nd for the season to the public 12-7pm daily!! All produce grown on premise...
Take your camera and prepare to be amazed. You'll travel for 11 minutes to the top of Mt San Jacinto in a rotating tram car where the weather will be 20-30 degrees cooler than on the desert floor. Leer más.
If you want to see an amazing view, take the tram! If you're really the outdoor type, take a day hike on the trails, even stay the night! It's worth the walk.
Beautiful. On the ocean side, you can see McWay Falls, and inland, you can hike Ewoldson Trail - super dusty 4.5 mile uphill loop.
This place is truly a diamond in the rough. $5 entrance fee (cash only). Pack a lunch & wear your no-slip rock shoes. Watch out for the jellyfish & crabs. Don't forget, Take a million pictures.
Not your average hike! The canyon walls are pretty magical, like a hanging garden. Challenging hike up & over fallen trees, prepare for wet shoes!
Best-known hike in Zion National Park, this wading route follows the Virgin River thru the Narrows of Zion Canyon.The route can be hiked in 1 day if an early start, but a difficult proposition.
Wear water shoes and use a walking stick. Most of walk is in the river itself. Rocks in river are slick and can shift, easily causing ankle twist and falls.
Most popular hike in Zion. Start early to avoid the crowds, though you'll hit them on the return trip.
Try to get a permit to do the Narrows top down. 16 mile one way hike and you just get on the shuttle at the end.
If you can hike (rather than drive) to the top of Bear Mountain, definitely go for it! Take the Appalachian Trail. It's a very steep climb, but worth the view! Great workout!
Take the Red trail to connect to the Stockport/Greenport Trail, which takes you down and back up a ravine, then winds its way to Harrier Hill -- about 2 miles.
You need to be an experienced climber to see the falls, but there are plenty of locations for all levels and a general store to stack up on supplies
si desea tomar fotos de la naturaleza, sus amigos y familiares en las cascadas, en los senderos, o tener un picnic, es un gran sitio para los fotógrafos
Do not hike the bike trial without water ' better just take nature trail and still bring water. Helen is a walk '
The lake trail is beautiful. It is a good 2.5 mile hike. Yet, the views along the way will cause you to hope that it would never end.
You can park along the highway for free if you don't want to pay $10 for parking.
Must do in big sur. The waterfall trail to see mcway falls is an easy short walk really. Canton trail is beautiful too. Pay $10 to park inside. There's absolutely no network so come prepared.
Gorge floor permits are limited to 100 hikers /day. Not your ordinary stroll in the woods!
They are doing a controlled water release, so no "floor" permits are available at this time. With release of water the falls are how they once were before dams built.
Walking Dead S2E5 Chupacabra: Daryl is searching for Sophia when his horse is spooked. He falls into a valley where he is impaled by a crossbow arrow & encounters zombies. That scene was filmed here. Leer más.
Climb up to the lake first and THEN down past the falls. The climb is much more gradual that way.
B-A-Utiful. Don't stop take it to the top when you see the upper falls.
This place is beautiful. Less than an hour from Downtown Seattle. Easy to moderate hiking trails with majestic views of the Cascades and waterfalls.
Awesome park! Central Park of the Pacific NorthWest except, they don't have these trees!!!
Right in downtown Portland. Miles and miles of lush green forest and trails for hiking or running. There are a number of entrances. http://www.forestparkconservancy.org
These 500,000 acres host more plant species than any other area in North America, leading to the park’s designation as an International Biosphere Reserve and World Heritage Site. (From Aerial America) Leer más.
Most visited National Park in the U.S. Don;t miss the short but steep hike up to Clingmans Dome, the views are amazing.
Watch Out For: Bears & snakes. Many carry bear spray when hiking for added safety. Be sure to follow food storage rules. Very few snakebites occur but the park is home to 2 species of venomous snakes. Leer más.
Havasu is one of those places where a spectacular natural setting combines with the fascination of Native peoples to create a uniquely memorable backcountry excursion. Leer más.
the town and park is incredible. if you love nature, small towns, meeting people from around the world, especially australians, skiing, fun bars, and breathing clean air this is the place for you!
Beyond has truly spectacular scenery: 2,564 square miles of varied terrain where wildlife roam free among towering peaks, lush forests, alpine valleys, rivers, glaciers, hot springs, and lakes! Leer más.
Beautiful mountains surround deep valleys and thick forests are interspersed with arid rocky areas. Bandelier was established to preserve the remains of a Puebloan community over eight centuries old. Leer más.
Just 5 miles north of Moab, this park features the world’s largest concentration of natural red and golden sandstone arches. Arches, canyons, and spires give this landscape an extraterrestrial aura. Leer más.
Watch out for bears and coyotes which are sighted on a semi-regular basis, while moose and bobcats are rare — but occasional — camp-mates. Leer más.
Beautiful year-round, but especially magical in the Fall. Check out the views from Cadillac Mountain, wet your toes at Sand Beach, and breathe in that lovely fresh air!
The view up here is extraordinary, simply a must visit place for friends, families and photographers, that visit the States! Also great for hicking if you bring picknick and good shors along with you!
Scenic high-mountain landscape. Glacial cirques, virgin forests, windswept alpine ridges, 2 subalpine lakes, a lush meadow, & panoramic vistas make this 1 of the finest & most memorable hikes in soCA
According to Backpacker magazine,(SHT) ranks as 1 of the 10 best hiking trails in the country and one of the top 10 in the world—placing it in league with the Appalachian and John Muir trails.
The Upper Falls is the canyon's highest waterfall, but the huge pool at Cedar Run Falls makes a better end-of-day finale, with rocky ledges for jumping and a natural waterslide. Leer más.
Secluded naturist development with pools in wooded area. Pools, sauna, and overnight accommodations in a natural setting.Enjoying a wonderful view of the isolated, scenic San Luis Valley,
Family lodge & restaurant, w multiple pools. Several hot mineral pools, creekside soaking, & water slide.The site of a nicely developed family lodge featuring pools & a water slide, clear hot water.
Awesome scenery including views of the Chalk Creek cliffs. Facilities have undergone a major redo the past five years or so.
Totally worth it to pay a little extra or stay overnight to get access to the kid-free spa side. But bring your own robe!
The gentle creekside route passes emerald green pools spaced between rapids. Cross three bridges, then leave the creek behind just beyond the last bridge and climb a short hillside to the springs
Four waterfalls in this region. The falls include Waterfalls in Whiteoak Canyon, Rose River Falls, Dark Hollow Falls, and Lewis Falls.
The Appalachian Trail said to be the longest continually marked trail in the world. Because of the many approach trails on public land, many-faceted hiking opportunity for thousands of hikers/year.
The route provides all the attractions in the Cascade Range including meadows w wildflowers, abundant & varied wildlife, old-growth forests, huge glaciers, impressive waterfalls, & scenic lakes.
There are a total of 7 bubbly soakers in a variety of sizes and temperatures, including 1 by a small waterfall. The most skinnydippable pool, at the end of the trail, is easy to miss when unoccupied.
The trail runs roughly parallel to the Buffalo River thru wilderness areas & along multicolored palisades. Trail is a course that passes wide open fields, springs, several streams, and old homesites.
2nd most famous hike. hike with more waterfalls than any other in the Columbia Gorge. It is also one of the most flexible, offering day, overnight, and extended backpacking options.
1 of Orange County's most popular riding spots.It's a unique combo of city & country land. Trails & roads crisscross area above Laguna Canyon Drive, & from the ridge, 4 other trails go into the park.
Hike down stone steps cut in steep,eroded slickrock chutes, into a moist bottomland by 300-foot cliffs. Climbing out is a panoramic view of the Mississippi River Valley and Missouri hills.
Travels the escarpment and wooded outskirts of North-South Lake. Special Attractions: escarpment ledges, vistas, a monument & 19th century hotel sites, waterfalls, azalea & mountain laurel blooms.
Great fishing at the lake if you brave the drive up. Don't look down! At great place to float tube but not really a place for boats.
Climb along a stream w a waterfall thru flower-covered meadows,past a string of lakes.Bordered by rugged peaks of the Glacier Divide & the Sierra Crest, it's a cross-country enthusiast’s paradise.
Great Hikes and views from Breakneck Ridge and Mt Taurus; accessible by railroad from Cold Spring on the MetroNorth Hudson River Line.
In the Valley's, you come across abandoned farmhouses and stone mills, left behind when the first wave of settlers pulled up stakes and moved west.The peace and quiet is magical.
Has the most convenient access to the bottom of the Grand Canyon. It is also one of the most popular hiking routes in the park. Wide enough to allow safe passage for tourist-toting mules.
I hiked this trail Seven years ago and it was raining which amplified the smell of mule doo. We went only a mile down and went back up. Yesterday we road mules down and it was much more enjoyable!!!
There is a resthouse 1.5 miles and 3 miles into the trail for those that are looking for a smaller, day hike. March and April are the best months to visit in the spring before it gets too hot.
Undoubtedly, the hike is one of the most scenic in the Santa Ana Mountains. The hike passes under a multitude of trees, and crosses Holy Jim Creek many times before eventually reaching the falls. Leer más.
Total biker bar...Sunday is live music. I like their Taco Tuesday sportbike night.
The ride from Ambassador Drive on the Bike Trail to the Nimbus Fish Hatchery amd back is scenic, with a few good uphill climbs and downhills, or extend your trip by doing the Lake Natoma Loop.
Arguably one of the most successful and beautifully paved bike paths in northern California, this 32-mile gem of a trail stretches from downtown Sacramento eastward to Folsom Dam. Leer más.
Old Rag is so popular, the park has special rules for recreational use. There’s a fee to park and use the trails on certain weekends and holidays during summer and fall. Leer más.
Uwharrie National Forest is an increasingly attractive “best kept secret” where state-designated Scenic Byways meander through the undulating remains of North America’s oldest mountain range. Leer más.
One of the most beautiful sopts I have ever been to. Sueestion: get an early start and bring lots of water! It can get hot!
Start your journey early. Most people stop at the Beach, but if your in good shape hike the extra two miles to the Waterfall. DO NOT do this trail without sneakers or hiking boots.
There's a parking lot nearby but it can get muddy. Use a flashlight to see all the nooks and crannies of the cave.
Great spot for kayaking with a view! Paddle up to the Dolphin Restaurant and stop for lunch.
The canyon has lush riparian vegetation, towering red sandstone formations, hoodoo rock spires and ancient Sinagua Indian cliff dwellings dating back to 1,200 A.D. Leer más.
The only motorized access to the mountain is from the Parkway, at Milepost 355.3, and the summit is only a 5.0-mile detour. Don’t miss it—even on a dismal day. Leer más.
Great panoramic views from the observation deck. Be sure to visit on a clear day for the best chance of capturing a compelling image or two.
Mount Mitchell is the highest peak east of the Mississippi, amazing view, make sure to bring bug spray just in case of multi number of flies and make sure you have gas, few stations in the area. Leer más.
Most visitors to this historic resort fall in love with the creaky Victorian-era hotel and the quirky hospital atmosphere of the bathhouse. Leer más.
Lake clementine "Dam" is the highlight of the hike!! You see the beautiful rainbow?
You’ll encounter raging rapids, soothing pools, a loud waterfall at a dam, and a tranquil lake. Start near the confluence of the north and middle forks of the American River. Leer más.
A favorite spot for those who like to go without clothing. Requires a gradual 6-mile hike or a steeper 2-mile one. The Deep Creek Hot Springs are quite a find and will amaze you once you get there. Leer más.
The pools are craters of rock hewn into their present shape over years of visitation and no matter which direction you face you'll have superb views of the surrounding rocky spires & alpine terrain. Leer más.
Shhhhhhhhh... Do you hear that? Peace and Quiet never sounded so good! Where's my Corona?!
The beach is stabilized to some extent by minor rocky breaks in the shoreline & by extensive kelp beds offshore. At Sequit Point you’ll find good surfing, swimming, skin diving & cave/cove clusters. Leer más.
Spectacular scenery, beautiful wildflowers, cascading waterfalls, and beautiful alpine lakes are what you will find on your hike into Glacier Gorge. Bring along a fishing rod and a camera. Leer más.
Worth the trip if you have enough time to properly use up the $29 ticket. Sit at the front most while going down the Railway.
3 Sisters, Scenic World & Echo Point are no doubt great places to visit, but if you wish to go off the beaten track, check out Govetts Leap, Pulpit Rock & Evans Lookout, all 10min drive past Katoomba.
Show respect to the sacred place of the Aborigines nation. Don't climb the Uluru. Don't take picture when told not to do so. Just enjoy its magnificent presence before your very own eyes.
Amazing scenery ! The base walk is probably the best way to discover Uluru (a fly net is essential). Sunset is the best time to enjoy the colorful rock while drinking a beer from the roof of your car.
this is the real crookedest street, shorter and not as well groomed but a fun drive down the twisty curves!
This is one of my favorite trails. If you hike from Tennessee Valley to Muir Beach you can take a side trip from the beach to Pelican Inn for a beer or fish & chips before hiking back. Leer más.
I never get tired of this place, I came here several times and always could find a different and amazing angle of it.
Best time to get here is after the midday sun. That way there is no shadows from the cliffs.
Amazing views of the 12 Apostles & totally worth the push & shove of the hoards of tourists. The visitor kiosk is terrible, it doesn't even sell postcards! Visit Gibson's steps to get to the beach.
Easy hike and the views are so cool, end of march still had some snow. Good to have ponco or head cover against the dripping. Just the gorge took about 1 1/2 hour, but there is much more to see there
An extremely beautiful experience that I'll never forget. You get to walk through a cave between the mountains with the water falling down. It's just mesmerizing.
Eat the guavas all along the hike. No need wash. Then skip the waterfall and hike through to Space Rock, killer views!!!
Visit the black sand beach, adjacent lava tube & swimming cave (behind parking lot). Hike on the trail to the north of the beach for great views & crashing waves.
With its jet-black shore, lapis lazuli waters and thick, jungle-like foliage, Honokalani Beach is a photographer’s dream. Lie lazily on the “sand”—actually made up of of tiny lava pebbles. Leer más.
With the black sand beach, you'll definitely want to come here. But the cave will disappoint unless you're up for going deep in (bring a flashlight!).
Treacherous climb to the beach but worth checking out for the red sand! Be aware you're walking through private property and make sure to wear good sneakers.
The trail isn't too hard to find but it can be a difficult walk there. It's a nude beach (optionally), so be ready for that. The reward for trekking is a perfect beach with lots of privacy.
Bring blankets and winter jackets as the wind makes it really cold at 10000 ft. Bring picnic food for a lovely sunset. Hide in the warming hut till the stars come out, best seen when there's no moon.
Go to watch the sunrise. Get here way before dawn, parking fills up fast and might be hard to get a good glimpse of the sunrise over the clouds.
This is a surreal experience. It's a must see while on the Big Island. You might even see a giant sea turtle. Best beach ever.
Нереальное место сказочной красоты.Если вы не бывали там,то сразу же в путь!А какие там деревушки в Швейцарском стиле...вовсе молчу. Очень советую посетить!
Lago magico circondato dalle montagne. Bella anche la passeggiata intorno al lago, anche se una parte é un pò scomoda
The view of the falls is worth the hike. It's a pretty easy hike and there's plenty of natural beauty to keep you engaged.
One of the best hikes you'll ever do. Climb the logs and wade through the chest-deep (and cold!) water. Totally worth it.
Once you see the falls, be sure to do the 1.8 mile hike to be above them. Beautiful views.
Very gorgeous waterfall at the end of the hike. Be sure to get the parking pass before arriving. It's not sold at the parking lot.
The most romantic spots in Rome. Check out the first orange tree in Rome by looking through the porthole by the door of the church next door.
Spend at least two days in Cinque Terre and hike from town to town via the coastal trail. Note - it's best to hike from Vernazza to Monterrosso to avoid the endless staircase.
Take a late afternoon hike behind the church to get an overlooking photo then buy a beer and calamari and watch the rest of the sunset at the wharf. Il Pirata is worth a trip anytime!
There's only one safe and legal way to get to the icy lake: Cleetwood Cove Trail, a 1.1-mile (one-way) trail that usually opens in June and drops nearly 700 feet to the lake shore. Leer más.
Get here early!! By 10am there are bus loads of tourists taking photos from every angle. Get here early to enjoy the scenic views to yourself.
The wine...the beer... Campfires... Amazing place to sit back and relax....
Your own luxury tent or wagon, very clean, nice staff and every tent has its own campfire
Was awesome to stumble upon this green oasis in the city. Local musicians play live on Sundays in the summer. Grab some company and enjoy the scene.
The start of Cali’s oil boom is in this Santa Clarita field; this gusher started in 1876 and continued to produce oil for 114 yrs. Now it’s a ghost town named Mentryville, which includes hiking trails Leer más.
Der weg dort hin hat einfach spass gemacht, ganze umgebung ist pure erholung ,alleine der blick beruhigt,und löst glückshormone aus..
Wirklich eine kleine Wandertour wert. Gerade im Sommer ist es hier angenehm kühl.
Fußgängerseilbrücke zwischen den Hunsrücker Ortschaften Mörsdorf und Sosberg. 100 Meter über dem Bachtal und gilt mit ihren 360 m Länge als längste Hängeseilbrücke Deutschlands...
Stunning waterfall - well worth a visit. Restaurant at the top serves a good bratwurst and fries. You'll need it - knackering walk. Spray from the fall can damage your camera - be quick taking photos
Top 5 tallest in the world... which makes it hard to admire the whole view of the waterfall unless you have some kind of air transport. Still an awesome place for a walk or hike with fresh air tho.
In the summer, arrive early as queues for the car park get very long. Bring something to keep you warm and keep the drips off during your walk through the very impressive gorge.
Приезжать сюда лучше до 5-го октября. Идеально-в конце сентября, так как еще можно взять лодку напрокат , и при этом туристов уже мало-мало, отель почти пустой:) Место просто супер в квадрате!
Una bellissima vista sul lago, l'hotel è un antico e tipico da montagna . Consiglio il ristorante perché è davvero buono
tasty pizza,cosy place,pleasant waiters,i can really recomend.little minus is that the wi-fi is payed,i dont know if i am ET,but i find free wi-fi as matterofcourse in this internetaddicted society :)
Challenging hike - you'll be rewarded with scenic views, amazing lake, and if you wish - a drink and a meal (or a night's rest) in refugio/shelter nearby.
Located @ an altitude of 2034 meters above the sea level, this is the biggest glacier lake from Făgăraș Mountains.
Ladies and Gentlemen, welcome to the BEST driving experience in Romania! Some say in the WORLD!! Ask the guys from Top Gear whether they liked or not driving on this road!
The most beautiful waterfall in the world is located @ 45 Parallel, mid-distance between the Equator and the North Pole!
amazing. breathtaking beauty. tip: buy an audioguide for extra 10lei and admire the interior on your own for as long as you want, without the tour crowd and all what comes with it
Cosy small Alpine town with a lot of guest houses, biergartens, bars, shops... Worth 2-3 days visit, especially if u are fan of a hiking! People are strange, but kindhearted :-) hey from Russia!
A cable car takes you up to see a beautiful landscape of the surrounding area! It's €23.50 for adults, €16 for students of Salzburg. Bring a heavy jacket and boots! It gets cold 6,000ft up!
Worlds biggest ice caves 42kms long !!! Walk 20min, queue to the gondola for a 5min ride and then hike another 15min to get into caves! Guided tour of 1hr. Climb 700 steps up and 700 down! No photos !
Overall the view on the way up to the cave is breath taking and the layered ice wall in the cave is spectacular. Do not expect to see something like the pic u found online coz its dark in there
It's about 1hr walk from hammersbach parking lot. Bring a jacket and proper boots! It gets cold and wet, even in summer. Check out the weather forecast before your trip. Admission is 4€ for the gorge
Unmissable natural wonder. It's absolutely breathtaking and has to be seen to be believed. Go in the winter to beat the crowds—it's chilly, but worth it to get some clear photos.
Come early in the morning and don't let all the tourists ruin your experience, the blue trail gets busy indeed. Find a nice place to sit and admire the amazing things only mother nature can create.
Amazing place of the combination of nature and people's creativity based on history. This is really worth name of world heritage.
Try coming down through a narrow path near the toilet on the east. It will lead you down the hill via a cemetery. The view is simply breathtaking!
雄大な景色を見ながら高千穂峡のお水でつくられて珈琲を飲むと心が洗われます。熊本から近いので、そっち方面行く人はぜひ寄ろう！宮崎の中で1番有名でよくローカル番組で紹介されているらしいよ！
