Pro tip, walk into Carlsbad Caverns and elevator out. It's all downhill going in, but by the time you see everything, you will not want to walk all the way out again.
It’s so fun to see you guys appreciate our county when too many here take it for granted. There are state parks too, parks overseen by the state it’s in. I hope you get to come here and see some of them someday. 😊
The US has 63 National Parks and 429 Nation Park Sites (locations that are part of the national park system but not actual parks themselves ( monuments, gravesites, beaches etc) There are also 6,792 State Parks in the US.
Nice reaction to the varied national parks. My favorite was not on the list, Capitol Reef. It's about 2 1/2 hours northeast of Bryce, a combination of both Bryce and Zion. My mom grew up next to it about 15 minutes away, and the family still owns the ranch in this red rock county. Literally been there 1000 times,, last time was in June. By the way I live 2 hours north of New York City.
I have visited most of these places. I now live in California's tall tree part of the USA's astonishing "ring of fire" volcanic scenery. Your country has some remarkable scenery of its own!
This is why Americans for the most part rarely vacation outside of the US and many people never leave the country their whole lives. There is so much to see here that we don't have to leave in order to see something new. I am a rare case, due to my work I have been all over the world and even lived on multiple continents for up to 6 months at a tim.
When I was a child we moved from Houston, Texas, a very wet coastal area, to California. Our car air conditioning broke down in Death Valley. Which still holds the record highest temperatures for anyplace in the world.
There are parts of Mesa Verde where the only way back up from some of the cliff dwellings is a steep, almost vertical ladder system. Don't look down if you are scared of heights!
I didn't see Yosemite on this list? That's the closest national park to me. Takes several hours to get there from my area if you don't use a car, but since there aren't many parking slots, public transit is better unless you're bringing a lot of gear....they have a hotel inside the park where Queen Elizabeth II stayed in 1983....it's a very beautiful place also. 🙂 Snows in winter. 🙂
The southern half of California is a desert, and the northern half (where I live) is a forest! 🙂 Both beautiful 🙂I'm in one of the nine counties that surround a large body of water called The San Francisco Bay.🙂 I have been to Crater Lake as well when I was a kid, it's amazing. You can get a boat ride to the island in the middle too. I have family in that area, in the State of Oregon.🙂
There are 63 National Parks in the US. Also another 350 national sites that are not officially parks but have some other designation like “National Monument”. But also there are over 6,700 State Parks (owned by the 50 states instead of the national government). They’re not as spectacular but still nice nature preserves for camping and hiking and boating.
The deserts are formed due to high mountains on the west side, with western winds blowing sand onto the dunes. The largest sand dunes in the USA are in south central Colorado.
I don't have a passport, and don't have a need for one. There is so much diverse geography to explore in this country and I haven't gotten close to exploring all of it.
I live in the Blue Ridge Mountains in Virginia and I can see the Appalachian Trail from my house. We’re just outside of the Shenandoah national park. And we kayak or float The James River every year This area is absolutely gorgeou! The Skyline Drive is the Blue Ridge Parkway that follows almost all of the eastern coast line. I actually use it as a shortcut around here
We have President Theodore Roosevelt to thank in large part. He understood that we would lose far more than we ever thought we would gain by developing and trying to greedily profit from this land, and he was right. These parks are among the greatest things that this country has to offer.
Canada Has Some Beautiful National Parks, Banff National Park In Alberta Is Very Beautiful. This One Ain't A National Park But You Should Check Out Great Bear Rainforest In British Columbia It Looks Like The Forrest Of Endor From Star Wars
there is hardly any place in the United states that your not close to national and state parks and you get fined heavily if you throw trash on the ground anywhere in states and national parks. America is so bautiful and with all that they have shown cannot compare to whats its like to visit are state and national parks also I have been told over and over that we have the most friendly people here especially in our southern states and America out does herself with pleasing visitors from other countries. Sure there is good and bad through out the world but for the most part America has nice and genuinely kind people who often bend over backwards to make you feel at home.
Whether it is beautiful or not depends on what it looks like, a small town, a town in Poland with 5,000 inhabitants - ua-cam.com/video/x5YNJOfkm4o/v-deo.html
Pro tip, walk into Carlsbad Caverns and elevator out. It's all downhill going in, but by the time you see everything, you will not want to walk all the way out again.
It’s so fun to see you guys appreciate our county when too many here take it for granted.
There are state parks too, parks overseen by the state it’s in.
I hope you get to come here and see some of them someday. 😊
The US has 63 National Parks and 429 Nation Park Sites (locations that are part of the national park system but not actual parks themselves ( monuments, gravesites, beaches etc)
There are also 6,792 State Parks in the US.
Nice reaction to the varied national parks. My favorite was not on the list, Capitol Reef. It's about 2 1/2 hours northeast of Bryce, a combination of both Bryce and Zion. My mom grew up next to it about 15 minutes away, and the family still owns the ranch in this red rock county. Literally been there 1000 times,, last time was in June. By the way I live 2 hours north of New York City.
I have visited most of these places. I now live in California's tall tree part of the USA's astonishing "ring of fire" volcanic scenery. Your country has some remarkable scenery of its own!
This is why Americans for the most part rarely vacation outside of the US and many people never leave the country their whole lives. There is so much to see here that we don't have to leave in order to see something new.
I am a rare case, due to my work I have been all over the world and even lived on multiple continents for up to 6 months at a tim.
When I was a child we moved from Houston, Texas, a very wet coastal area, to California. Our car air conditioning broke down in Death Valley. Which still holds the record highest temperatures for anyplace in the world.
All of this beauty in one country. We are truly blessed
There are parts of Mesa Verde where the only way back up from some of the cliff dwellings is a steep, almost vertical ladder system. Don't look down if you are scared of heights!
I didn't see Yosemite on this list? That's the closest national park to me. Takes several hours to get there from my area if you don't use a car, but since there aren't many parking slots, public transit is better unless you're bringing a lot of gear....they have a hotel inside the park where Queen Elizabeth II stayed in 1983....it's a very beautiful place also. 🙂 Snows in winter. 🙂
Don't know why but this reaction video skipped at least 3 parks, and only showed part of Yellowstone. A little annoying I must say.
The southern half of California is a desert, and the northern half (where I live) is a forest! 🙂 Both beautiful 🙂I'm in one of the nine counties that surround a large body of water called The San Francisco Bay.🙂
I have been to Crater Lake as well when I was a kid, it's amazing. You can get a boat ride to the island in the middle too. I have family in that area, in the State of Oregon.🙂
There are 63 National Parks in the US. Also another 350 national sites that are not officially parks but have some other designation like “National Monument”. But also there are over 6,700 State Parks (owned by the 50 states instead of the national government). They’re not as spectacular but still nice nature preserves for camping and hiking and boating.
The deserts are formed due to high mountains on the west side, with western winds blowing sand onto the dunes. The largest sand dunes in the USA are in south central Colorado.
I don't have a passport, and don't have a need for one. There is so much diverse geography to explore in this country and I haven't gotten close to exploring all of it.
The animal you asked about just before 17:18 is a moose, the largest member of the deer family.
I love your reactions, you make a good team. I feel very lucky to be American, there's so much to see and do.
I live in the Blue Ridge Mountains in Virginia and I can see the Appalachian Trail from my house. We’re just outside of the Shenandoah national park. And we kayak or float The James River every year This area is absolutely gorgeou!
The Skyline Drive is the Blue Ridge Parkway that follows almost all of the eastern coast line. I actually use it as a shortcut around here
Saguaro National park has mountains 10 miles north that has a ski resort.. basically, the skiing resort is surrounded by desert..
Look up "Garnet Mountain Lookout - We Rented a Forrest Service Cabin in the Backcountry of Montana" as a Montanan this is where I vacation.
If there is anything to admire about Americans it is how well we do at the national park system and overall trying to keep our country very clean
Yes there are more national parks.
Also there are state parks.
Also state forest.
Also city parks.
Love the reactions ❤
Many people have stated that North America is the prettiest place in the world. Hawaii is beautiful too!
The United States has four great deserts. The largest is called the great basin desert
We have President Theodore Roosevelt to thank in large part. He understood that we would lose far more than we ever thought we would gain by developing and trying to greedily profit from this land, and he was right. These parks are among the greatest things that this country has to offer.
Teddy Roosevelt is my favorite of the three US presidents in my family .
As an American, I believe there are still more parts of modern India I'm compelled to visit. Last time was ~2019!
Canada Has Some Beautiful National Parks,
Banff National Park In Alberta Is Very Beautiful.
This One Ain't A National Park
But You Should Check Out Great Bear Rainforest In British Columbia
It Looks Like The Forrest Of Endor From Star Wars
We have almost every landscape known to man
The color of the water is like that because there's green plants on the side and it's reflecting
There are three mountain ranges in the U.S that run far North to far South. West coast, East coast and mid West.
"HEY GUYS WE'RE THE LOUD GUYS" scares me every fkn time if my volume is high.. lol
In Glacier Park although the goats are wild they will walk through and between the people.
Death Valley is about an hour from my home and redwood is about 4 hours away
mesa verde is Spanish and means green table or green plateau.
It is funny that you didn't know the US has deserts, I live in one of them at present that only gets about 6" of rain a year.
Yosemite wasn't covered but it's my favorite park.
Don't forget South Louisiana has gators as well They used to sun in my front yard in Terre
bonne Parish
And then there is also the countless number of State parks as well.
I have visited most of these places
there is hardly any place in the United states that your not close to national and state parks and you get fined heavily if you throw trash on the ground anywhere in states and national parks. America is so bautiful and with all that they have shown cannot compare to whats its like to visit are state and national parks also I have been told over and over that we have the most friendly people here especially in our southern states and America out does herself with pleasing visitors from other countries. Sure there is good and bad through out the world but for the most part America has nice and genuinely kind people who often bend over backwards to make you feel at home.
There are 63 official National Parks and 429 national park sites.
Don't forget National Forests. When it comes to hiking and camping wilderness, they are great.
Now you need to look at a map so you can see where all these parks are located.
America is bigger than the elder scrolls Tamriel map 😂
Whether it is beautiful or not depends on what it looks like, a small town, a town in Poland with 5,000 inhabitants - ua-cam.com/video/x5YNJOfkm4o/v-deo.html
Hi Muskan.
There are 63 National Parks in the US. Thousands of State Parks.
America truly is the land of Milk and Honey.
Did they skip #3 and #4?
I think they went directly from #7 to #2. Not sure what's the point of watching the video if you're doing that.
Hey guys.
Just an fyi, you're not as LOUD as you used to be. 👋
you see why we dont need passports
Then God gave us tornadoes and hurricanes to balance things out, he said we cant have it all.. lol
Almost 10% of the country is a national or state parks
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