From Niagara Falls, the Grand Canyon to Mount Mckinley, Americansare surrounded by some of the most wonderful places on Earth. But what aboutAmerica's less-known scenic beauty? Here are such places.
CraterLake, Oregon
Crater Lake is the deepest lake in the United States and theseventh deepest in the world. It was formed by a volcanic eruption over 7, 000years ago. There is much to do in Crater Lake National Park. While enjoying thenatural scenic wonders, park visitors may hike in old-growth forests, fish, campout, or even ski in winter.
IsleRoyale, Michigan
Isle Royale National Park is the only national park inMichigan and the only island national park in the USA. Accessible only by boator plane, Isle Royale creates a unique ecosystem with the most untouchedwildlife. Beautiful wilderness and the ability of life to adopt make this parktruly special.
GuadalupeMountains, Texas
Although Guadalupe Mountains National Park is located in adesert, one of the biggest attractions is a well-preserved, 250-million-year-oldfossilized Coral Reef, a reminder of how much life and landscape can change. OnGuadalupe Mountains, the temperatures at higher altitudes are cool enough formany plants to grow, resulting in a colorful autumn.
CongareeNational Park, South Carolina
As a national monument established in 1976, it became anational park in 2003. The Congaree National Park is home to the largest oldgrowth floodplain forest in North America, It has over 20 miles of hikingtrails and boating opportunities. Fishing is allowed in the park but requires aSouth Carolina fishing license. It is a great place to have fun in outer space.
