Canyon de Chelly: MacKenna’s Gold and Navajo Mysticism
Canyon de Chelly is a place that draws you into its history, mysticism, and natural beauty. Hiking treasure of Arizona and West Coast.
USA
America’s West Coast National Parks evoke red sunsets, the most fantastic rock formations, endless deserts, canyons and gorges. Many of the parks are among the world’s most incredible natural treasures.
Utah, Nevada, Arizona, California, Texas. From the incredible sandstone massifs of the Archies and Monument Valley, to the hot deserts of the Deathly Hollows, to Kings Canyon and Sequoia Park. Los Angeles, San Francisco and Las Vegas look like mega-populated zones alongside endless canyons, gorges and deserts in stark contrast.
USA National Parks
Let’s get to know the most beautiful parks on the West Coast of the USA together. We’ll take you on trails that won’t let you go fast. You still have to stand, take in the beauty and take pictures.
Want to See Cacti? Explore Tucson’s Saguaro National Park
Saguaro National Park is more than just a collection of cacti; it’s a testament to the beauty and resilience of the desert landscape.
The Grand Canyon: Exploring the World’s Largest Hole
The Grand Canyon is a place that will leave you breathless. No photo, no words can capture the vastness of this chasm carved by the Colorado.
Antelope Canyon: Where Photographers Chase Sand and Light
Antelope Canyon: If you travel to Arizona, don’t miss this sandstone wonder. It is unforgettable experience for hikers and photographers.
Lake Tahoe: The Jewel of the Sierra Nevada
On our journey to San Francisco, we couldn’t miss the most fascinating lakes on the West Coast—Mono Lake & Lake Tahoe in Sierra Nevada.
Mono Lake: The Story of an Ancient Salt Sea
On our journey to San Francisco, we couldn’t miss the most fascinating lakes on the West Coast—Mono Lake & Lake Tahoe.