The majestic Teton Range, abundant wildlife, and pristine lakes make this park a recurring destination for me.
This picturesque port city on the Kenai Peninsula offers breathtaking views and a gateway to Kenai Fjords National Park, combining mountains and sea.
Despite not being as overtly dramatic as Western vistas, the Georgia coast, particularly Cumberland Island, captivates with its unique beauty, wild horses, and expansive beaches.
A bucket-list destination, Yosemite's towering granite cliffs and mesmerizing waterfalls in the Yosemite Valley are iconic and awe-inspiring.
Nestled in a box canyon surrounded by mountains, Telluride offers adventure, luxury, and unparalleled views, making it stand out in the scenic state of Colorado.
Known for its impressive red rocks, energy vortexes, and outdoor activities, Sedona provides a peaceful and spectacular experience in the Southwest.
A hidden gem with stunning landscapes, this lesser-visited national park near Seattle offers scenic drives, Diablo Lake, and extensive hiking trails.
Particularly beautiful in the fall, the White Mountains showcase remarkable landscapes, including Artists Bluff Trail and Flume Gorge.
This scenic road trip along the coast features dramatic cliffs, breathtaking views, and unique beaches, with highlights like Bixby Creek Bridge and Pfeiffer Beach.
Each visit to Glacier National Park, with its Going-to-the-Sun Road, glacial lakes, and diverse wildlife, evokes a sense of awe and has brought tears to my eyes.