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A vibrant, hand-painted mountain located in the Colorado Desert, Salvation Mountain is a folk art masterpiece made of adobe, straw, and thousands of gallons of paint.
Salvation Mountain (California)
A stunning slot canyon with sculpted sandstone walls, Antelope Canyon is a photographer's dream. The interplay of light and shadows creates breathtaking visuals.
Antelope Canyon (Arizona)
A quirky replica of England's Stonehenge, Carhenge is made entirely from vintage American cars, arranged to mimic the ancient monument's structure.
Carhenge (Nebraska)
A unique and intricate hand-built castle, constructed by one man over several decades. Visitors can explore the castle's turrets, bridges, and ironwork.
Bishop Castle (Colorado)
A surreal, accidental lake in the California desert, the Salton Sea is known for its otherworldly landscapes and abandoned structures along its shores.
Salton Sea (California)
Once a thriving mining town, Centralia is now mostly abandoned due to an underground coal mine fire that has been burning since 1962. It's a ghost town with an eerie atmosphere.
Centralia (Pennsylvania)
A mesmerizing sandstone formation on the slopes of the Coyote Buttes, The Wave is known for its colorful, undulating patterns. Access is limited, making it a unique and sought-after destination.
The Wave (Arizona and Utah)
Hidden beneath the Mendenhall Glacier near Juneau, these stunning ice caves offer a surreal and magical experience, with the ice taking on vibrant blue hues.
Mendenhall Ice Caves (Alaska)
A well-preserved ghost town from the late 19th century, Bodie gives visitors a glimpse into the Gold Rush era with its abandoned buildings and artifacts.
Bodie State Historic Park (California)