Snow Canyon
Why a Wonder: Some folks call this small state park “Little Zion." It is only about an hour from Zion National Park, yet Snow Canyon...
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Fran Gallogly
- Sep 18
Big Bend National Park
Why A Wonder: Big Bend National Park is a less visited gem of the National Park Service. Located in West Texas bordering Mexico, the park...
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Editor
- Sep 18
Maligne Canyon
Why a Wonder: Maligne Canyon, a slot canyon in Jasper National Park, is considered the most fascinating canyon in the Canadian Rockies....
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Ian Plant
- Sep 12
Red Tsingy
Why a Wonder: The Red Tsingy (Tsingy Rouge) are jagged stone pinnacles revealed by erosion with remarkable sculpted forms, making them an...
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Allan Duff
- Sep 1
Toroweap
Why a Wonder: A beautiful and remote section of the Grand Canyon with amazing views of the canyon from 3,000 foot vertical cliffs. The...
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Ian Plant
- Aug 31
Fat Baobabs
Why a Wonder: Actually called fony baobabs (Adansonia rubrostipa), these reddish trees with bottle-shaped trunks look like giant sprouted...
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Rick Sammon
- Aug 26
Diamond Beach
Why a Wonder: A silky, dark-sand beach that is often filled with beautiful grounded icebergs – in all sizes and shapes. Some are diamond...
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Editor
- Aug 20
Monument Valley
Why a Wonder: Monument Valley is the gem of the Navajo Nation. It covers 91,000 acres and boasts massive buttes that have become known as...
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Rick Sammon
- Aug 13
New Croton Reservoir
Why a Wonder: A peaceful location for photographing dramatic cloudscapes reflected in beautifully clam, blue water. Where: Westchester...
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Ian Plant
- Aug 11
Pumice Stone Field
Why a Wonder: The Campo de Piedra Poméz (Pumice Stone Field) is a massive white pumice stone labyrinth that more resembles something you...
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Ian Plant
- Aug 5
Fagradalsfjall Volcano
Why a Wonder: This Iceland volcano first erupted in March 2021, instantly generating international headlines. With relatively easy access...
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Ian Plant
- Jul 29
Pictured Rocks
Why a Wonder: The Pictured Rocks area of Lake Superior contains some of the most stunning scenery in the Midwest U.S. Towering cliffs,...
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Ian Plant
- Jul 18
Caddo Lake
Why a Wonder: Caddo Lake and the surrounding Big Cypress Bayou are part of the largest cypress forest in the world. The bald cypress...
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Rick Sammon
- Jul 6
Love Valley
Why a Wonder: A sprawling valley filled with dozens of unique volcanic rock formations that were created millions of years ago – some...
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Rick Sammon
- Jun 28
Svalbard
Why a Wonder: Svalbard is seascape photographer’s paradise, with blue-and-white glaciers, beautiful and jagged snow-covered mountains,...
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Editor
- Jun 23
Coyote Buttes South
Why a Wonder: Coyote Buttes South is part of the 280,000-acre Vermilion Cliffs National Monument. It has some of the most spectacular...
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Editor
- Jun 23
Angel Falls
Why a Wonder: Angel Falls in Venezuela is the world's highest waterfall, falling 3,212 feet down the sheer cliff of Auyantepui Mountain....
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Ian Plant
- Jun 18
Dallol Geothermal Springs
Why a Wonder: This spectacularly colorful geothermal area found in the Danakil Depression of Ethiopia is one of the most inhospitable—and...
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Allan Duff
- Jun 12
Cathedral Gorge State Park
Why a Wonder: Beautiful, unusual, and awe-inspiring rock formations that offer many creative composition opportunities – as well as a...
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Editor
- Jun 10
Twenty Mule Team Canyon
Why a Wonder - This is an area off of Death Valley where borax was mined. Now it is a long winding one-way road that is overshadowed by...
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