5 impressive sights to see in the United States
Since resort vacations in autumn are not as popular as in the summer, many travellers choose to stay in cozy, colorful places to explore. Travelling to natural and historical sites leaves even more impressions than staying in hotels, as they give you aesthetic pleasure.
In addition, visiting cultural, historical and natural attractions enriches the all-around development of travellers, as they run into interesting stories and incredible historical facts. Simplemost writes about the places in the United States that are worth visiting.
Mount St. Helens National Volcanic Monument
You can find a picturesque volcano that erupted for nine hours on May 18, 1980, in Washington state, USA. This miracle has remained a magnet for tourists who appreciate scenic views, active winter recreation, camping and cycling for decades.
Canyon de Chelly
The national monument in northeastern Arizona will be especially popular with history and antiquities lovers. The ruins of Anasazi Indian buildings have been preserved in numerous caves of the canyon. It is worth going here with a guide who will most likely belong to an ancient Indian tribe.
Misty Fjords National Monument
A unique attraction of the state of Alaska is a corner of wildlife called the Misty Fjords, which has been a US national reserve since 1978. There are about 10 thousand trails and excursion routes here. Visitors are offered hiking, boating, cycling, horseback riding, fishing and a sightseeing trip on a small plane.
Devils Tower National Monument
Devils Tower is a massive rock that stands 867 feet tall and has a unique look. It is not known how it was formed. Scientists theorize that this "tower" was formed from magma melt that rose from the depths of the Earth.
Sequoia National Monument
The park in the state of California is best known for its giant sequoias, including a specimen called General Sherman, the largest tree on Earth (by volume of wood).
