5 Places Nature-Lovers Need To Visit In The U.S.

Do you need to disconnect from busy everyday life? Do you deserve a much-needed getaway where you can leave busy streets behind and tap into nature? Today I will list 5 of the best places to go to see nature in the United States. Before we begin, please take a moment to pin this post to your Travel Board.

5 Places Nature-Lovers Need To Visit

Buttermilk Falls, New Jersey

Buttermilk Falls, New Jersey is a breath-taking waterfall. It’s one of the tallest waterfalls in New Jersey, being over 80 feet tall.

Pocono Mountains, Pennsylvania

The Pocono Mountains, Pennsylvania is a great place to visit, full of hiking trails and breathtaking scenery. There are lots of beautiful animals there: Black Bears, Deer, Foxes, bunnies and more.

Redwood Forest, California

The Redwood Forest is home to some of the tallest trees in America and the ‘Big Tree’ which as a 68-foot circumference and is believed to be around 1,500 years old.

Fairbanks, Alaska

Fairbanks, Alaska is very cold, and if you plan your trip from August 21st to April 21st, you have a good chance of seeing the Aurora Borealis, or the Northern Lights.

Waimea Canyon, Hawai’i

Waimea Canyon, Hawai’i is a great place to hike, and it’s nicknamed ‘the Grand Canyon of the Pacific’. I recommend hiking the Cliff Trail if you are a beginner. (Make sure to get some shave ice at Waikomo Shave Ice!)

5 Places Nature-Lovers Need To Visit In The U.S.

Sometimes you just need to relax and see nature! You can probably find some dog-friendly places to stay around here so you can bring your pets, and make sure to take lots of pictures!

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