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Bryce Canyon National Park

Hoodoos rise like a forest of stone pillars from an amphitheater carved into Utah’s high plateau, where the Paunsaugunt elevates

Across the high desert plateau of northeastern Arizona, where the climate swings between scorching summer days and frost-laden winters, badlands

The volcanic ridges of American Samoa rise steeply from the Pacific, their slopes cloaked in tropical rainforest that cascades down

Where subarctic tundra meets volcanic terrain and pristine waterways, Lake Clark National Park unfolds across southwestern Alaska as a landscape

Arctic tundra sweeps across Kobuk Valley in northwestern Alaska, where permafrost underlies a treeless landscape of sedges, dwarf shrubs, and

Across Lake Superior’s cold waters lies an island wilderness where boreal forest meets rocky shoreline, a place where the climate

Jagged peaks rise abruptly from the western foothills of Washington’s Cascade Range, where glaciers cling to elevations above 10,000 feet

Ridges of ancient quartzite rise above the Shenandoah Valley floor, their slopes dressed in a mosaic of oak and hickory

Coral reef and mangrove ecosystems define the tropical maritime landscape of this national park, where St. John’s mountainous spine rises

Across the Tularosa Basin in south-central New Mexico sprawls an otherworldly landscape of gypsum dunes—the largest gypsum field on Earth