America is beautiful! Traveling both near and far is a great way to experience some of this country’s wonderful scenery. If you are having trouble deciding on where to go next, then this article is for you! Here, we discuss some of the most beautiful places in America.
Smoky Mountains, Tennessee
Why do visitors flock to the Smoky Mountains in the fall?
The fairs, festivals, and fall colors! If you are looking for a spectacular array of fall colors then look no further than the Smoky Mountains.
The Great Smoky Mountains National Park is home to lush mountains and over 100 species of native trees. In the fall, the trees delight visitors with a colorful display. Fall is also a great time of year to hike in the Smoky Mountains. Hiking is a great way to experience the beauty of the Smoky Mountains up close. Of course, you can also see the beauty of the Smoky Mountains from your car. The area has a number of scenic routes.
Whether you explore the area on foot or in your car, you will be swept away by the beauty of the Smoky Mountains. Now is the time to plan your trip! Request your free print and downloadable Smoky Mountains Vacation Guide today!
Fairbanks, Alaska
There are so many ways to describe Fairbanks, Alaska—stunning, magical, brilliant, beautiful. These descriptors take on a whole new meaning during the Aurora Season.
Aurora Season in Fairbanks runs from the end of August through April. It is the time of year when the aurora borealis, or northern lights, are most likely to appear in the night sky. The swirling rivers of greenish-blue light that dance and shift across the night sky are one of the many reasons that Fairbanks is one of the most beautiful places in America.
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Westchester County, New York
New York is so much more than urban cityscapes. It is a beautiful state full of hidden gems worth visiting any time of the year. Autumn is an especially magical time to explore the state. One of New York’s hidden gems is Westchester County.
Bordered by Long Island Sound and the Hudson River, Westchester County is the place to go for outdoor adventure. The area has nearly 50,000 acres of accessible open space and scenic trail systems that make taking in the beauty of the picturesque county a breeze. The area is also home to parks, nature centers, and nature preserves, providing quiet spots to enjoy the changing of the seasons. While the list is long, Croton Gorge Park, Glen Island Park, Rye Nature Center, and the Lasdon Park & Arboretum are some of the many outdoor spaces worth exploring.
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Oregon’s Mt. Hood Territory
Fall is the perfect time to visit Oregon’s Mt. Hood Territory. When you visit the area you will enter a welcoming world of vibrant colors and pleasant adventures.
Oregon’s Mt. Hood Territory includes towering forests, rolling rivers, scenic trails, and lush wilderness. There are countless ways to experience the beauty of the region, especially during the crisp, fall months. The endless miles of hiking trails are one of the most popular ways to marvel at the fall foliage. You can also take a scenic train ride through the area. If you want to experience life on a farm, visit one of the many family-friendly farms where you can find adorable farm animals and even pick your own apples and pumpkins.
If you prefer the quiet comforts of a charming cabin then check out the local accommodations, many of which offer impressive views of the area. When your day comes to a close, we recommend finding a comfy spot in front of a fireplace, sipping a cup of hot cider, and admiring the beauty of your surroundings.
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Cody Yellowstone Country
Forged by nature and forever wild, Cody Yellowstone Country is renowned for its rugged beauty. As the days begin to shorten and the weather cools, Cody Yellowstone Country beckons.
The area’s wildlife are often busy in the fall as they prepare for the winter months. It is a great time to take in the beauty of the region and quietly observe wildlife including bears, elk, wolves, moose, bighorn sheep, bison, deer, and eagles. Fall can actually be one of the best times to both see and hear elk. The fall is breeding season for elk and during that time male elk try to capture the attention of females by bugling.
Fall can also be a wonderful time to visit Yellowstone National Park. As summer fades, the leaves and grass turn golden and the area tends to become quieter due to a reduction in tourists. The region is stunning with vibrant hot springs, towering mountains, and cascading waterfalls.
If you find beauty in a quiet morning fishing on the water, then you will find Cody Yellowstone Country breathtaking. Some of the largest and most beautiful fish can be caught during the fall months in Wyoming. The area is home to miles of rivers and streams teeming with fish.
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Montana’s Glacier Country
It is hard to describe the beauty of Western Montana’s Glacier Country– you must simply see it to believe it! Montana’s Glacier Country is a national treasure, full of natural beauty and wild wonders.
Western Montana is home to Glacier National Park, Flathead Lake, Indian reservations, untouched wilderness areas, and storybook communities. Cruise the iconic Going-to-the-Sun Road through the heart of Glacier National Park and the Continental Divide at Logan Pass. Touted as one of the most scenic drives in the country, it’s the perfect place to take in the towering peaks, alpine valleys, breathtaking waterfalls, lush autumn colors, and abundant wildlife.
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Maryland
Prepare to be dazzled when you visit Maryland! The fall months are a time when the Maryland landscape comes alive with color including vibrant yellows, royal reds, rich greens, and impressive oranges.
If you truly want to celebrate the beauty of Maryland, plan a visit during Garrett County’s Annual Autumn Glory Festival! The five-day celebration centers around the beauty of Maryland’s fall foliage. It includes concerts, corn mazes, art exhibits, parades, and more. During the festival, visitors can also enjoy a fall foliage driving tour through the Garrett County Heritage Area.
Maryland also offers visitors plenty of opportunities to embrace its beauty in its 77 state parks. Elk Neck State Park is just one of Maryland’s many unique and diverse parks with sandy beaches, marshlands, and colorful forests. For a memorable experience, walk to the historic Turkey Point Lighthouse. After you climb 35 feet to its top, you will be rewarded with a spectacular view of the Chesapeake Bay.
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Beauty Is Everywhere!
If you live in America, you don’t have to travel far to experience its beauty. For inspiration on where to go or what to see, take a look at all of our free print and downloadable travel guides!