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A continent pretending to be a country — deserts, glaciers, swamps, canyons and cities that share a currency and not much else.
Explore United States of America on the map →A mile deep and up to eighteen wide. The South Rim is open year-round; the North Rim closes for winter and sees a fraction of the visitors.
The world's first national park, sitting on an active supervolcano — hot springs, mud pots, wolves and traffic jams caused by bison.
El Capitan and Half Dome above a valley floor, with waterfalls that run hardest in late spring and often dry by August.
Sequoia and Redwood parks in California — trees wide enough to drive through and older than the Roman Empire.