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.
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.
The Grand Canyon: A Breathtaking Spectacle Spanning Three U.S. States
Driving through the American Southwest without visiting the Grand Canyon is like going to New York and skipping the Empire…
Bryce Canyon: The Rocky Heart of Utah
Bryce Canyon, USA: The Rocky Heart of Utah is a unique landscape and true masterpiece of nature, dream for travellers for hiking.
Monument Valley – perhaps the most iconic place in the world
Red sand, rocks of incredible shapes. However, most of them are notorious to absolutely everyone. Rocky giants Monument Valley.
Horseshoe Bend: America’s most photogenic horseshoe
Horseshoe Bend was my primary goals in USA. It is beautiful natural phenomenon on the Colorado River near Page. National Park USA.
Death Valley, Badwater a Zabriskie Point
The hottest, driest and lowest national park in the USA and perhaps in the world in general. If you visit Nevada Death Walley is a must-do.