| 39 places I want to go | 66 places I've been |
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| 1. | Canyonlands National Park
United States: Utah 1 cheer |
78 people |
| 2. | Zion National Park
United States: Utah 2 cheers |
234 people |
| 3. | Bryce Canyon National Park
United States: Utah |
224 people |
| 4. | Arches National Park
United States: Utah |
158 people |
| 5. | Yellowstone National Park
United States: Wyoming 3 cheers |
1,263 people |
| 6. | Boston
United States: Massachusetts |
2,143 people |
| 7. | Cape Cod National Seashore
United States: Massachusetts: Cape Cod |
24 people |
| 8. | Cancún
Mexico: Quintana Roo |
709 people |
| 9. | Chichen Itza
Mexico: Yucatán (State) |
610 people |
| 10. | Tikal
Guatemala 1 cheer |
107 people |
| 11. | Cabo San Lucas
Mexico: Baja California Sur: Los Cabos |
425 people |
| 12. | Las Vegas
United States: Nevada 1 cheer |
3,083 people |
| 13. | Star Trek: The Experience
United States: Nevada: Las Vegas: Las Vegas Strip: Hilton |
55 people |
| 14. | La Brea Tar Pits
United States: California: Southern California: Los Angeles County: Los Angeles: West Los Angeles: Miracle Mile |
57 people |
| 15. | Yosemite National Park
United States: California: Northern California: Central California |
1,071 people |
| 16. | Crater Lake National Park
United States: Oregon |
244 people |
| 17. | Mount Rushmore National Memorial
United States: South Dakota |
599 people |
| 18. | Bermuda
United Kingdom: British Overseas Territories |
390 people |
| 19. | Provence
France: Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur |
148 people |
| 20. | Venezia
Italy: Veneto 1 cheer |
2,655 people |
| 21. | Switzerland
Europe |
4,119 people |
Amazing experience. I recommend reading about the construction before you go…then you can marvel. The shopping in Panama is incredible because it is a bottle neck of world commerce, so you can get items from all over the world there. The local crafts are awesome also.
over 4 years agoI have never seen stars as beautiful as they were the night we camped at Hovenweep. We hiked around the entire canyon in the early morning, it was so wonderful.
over 4 years agoMy husband and I were on a road trip of the Four Corners area and we were supposed to meet up with our archaeoastronomy professor from college at Petrogylph in Albuquerque on the summer solstice to see his research there with the light interactions. We called him from Flagstaff the day before and he suggested that we stop off for the sunrise at Petrified Forest and see a light interaction there….so we did. We wanted to see Petrified Forst anyway and we weren’t on any schedule to speak of. It was really awesome and it’s a good thing that we saw that one because when we got to Albuquerque for sunset we had plenty of time to help Dr. Davis get all of his camera equipment set up to do time lapse photography of all the various interactions there, but clouds rolled in just at sunset and prevented us from actually seeing any of the ones there. Oh and the painted desert is beautiful!
over 4 years ago
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