26. Natchez Trace Cypress Swamp, Mississippi.

For a mystifying and serene ambiance, you can stop over a half-mile boardwalk trail through the water tupelo and bald cypress tree swamp.

27. Zion National Park, Utah.

This park was previously known as the Mukuntuweap National Monument and preserves 229 square miles of red rock landscape. On top of one of Zion’s Angel’s Landing, you will see an amazing view of the surroundings. However, it is considered one the most dangerous places for hikes in the world.

28. Dry Tortugas National Park, Florida.

You can experience true paradise when you visit Dry Tortugas National Park in Florida. The park covers seven small islands that measure about seven miles.

29. Northern Lights, Alaska.

It’s like a painting etched in the sky. Magnificent waves of light called the Northern Lights or Aurora Borealis hover above Alaska’s night skies.

30. Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah.

Much of what makes this travel destination popular are the giant red rock pillars known as hoodoos. For this mystifying scenery, millions of people are drawn to visit the site.