Thanks, but I'm study English and came here due to the nice accent of this girl with lovely voice.

Thank you. Any more tips? I want to go west (for the first time in my life) to photograph, and am concerned about throngs of people at these sites.

james cooper My girlfriend and I actually have a travel Instagram and did quite a few spots in Arizona last fall! You can find us @burritoandtortilla, DMs are always open for travel advice!

Chris & Alex , Thanks very much to the both of you. There are some great spots in the mountains of the northeast. But if your timing is wrong, you just have to drive on by. For me, these natural wonders are ruined with hundreds of tourists around. Hectic is the perfect word. Your area really does look spectacular!

Just got back. Utah is amazing

I was thinking the same thing

Including the places you mentioned, how long would the trip take if all these locations are on your checklist?

MalvinNathaniel I’m not exactly sure but from New Mexico the redwoods alone would be a 15 hour drive.

@@malvinnathaniel987 Been to every place on the list except Carlsbad Caverns. It's not advised to include everything in one trip. I would say breaking the list in 3 separate trips would be much more enjoyable. but if someone insist on hitting every spot in one trip, I would say with a detailed plan it's doable in a month or so however it will be very very rushed and hectic.

Most beautiful country in the world! I love the states its a dream to visit it one day! Western europe is so boring....

Glacier national park is stunning!

@@justinrenda4451 - Glacier Park= Heaven

@@dutchrevolutionist1409 so is Germany

Ruby Rubia Holland nature is boring... South Germany is nice you know Bavaria and the Alps region.

Don’t feed the animals!

Im debating driving through it. How is it?

Lucky I live a day from there

St. George?

Jack Sunderland yes

CamKonG32 same

Jack Sunderland sick dawg

Because its overrated

@@psal8715 have you ever been there ? I bet you wouldn't be saying that shit if you've been there . Or you just don't know or can't fathom the beauty of nature .

@@brettlee8775 Yes, i have many times. Comparing it to other place on just this list it pales.

@@psal8715 right on .

Leaning towards the title of the video... must-see is something else than other activities. Sounds like a bucket list thing. Yosemite is absolutely amazing and probably close to the top 3 in Western-US when it comes to hiking or climbing imho.

No Bunny Ranch?

What A Great Day! Absolutely Sedona Holy Cross Baby! 😊😊

I agree man. Lake powell i was just absolutely blown away by when i went. Paddle boarding through the slot canyons was just an absolute once in a lifetime thing

Arches is amazing I want to go back there

And Bryce Canyon, I meant all Mighty Fives

I live in Moab

Arches and Monument Valley are similar enough, that I think having just one of the two on a list suffices. But I agree, Arches is pretty awesome compared to Monument, and I didn't get to spend nearly enough time there.

Very underrated, loved it

William Ronquillo I agree about Yellowstone. But the vast amount of places not listed here just shows how much there is to see out West

You said it, i would add the painted desert also.

Yellowstone sucks. Near by Grand Tetons which they do have listed is so much better.

West is BEST in USA for sights to see, so travel like the wind as you travel through our National Parks! We have traveled to 47 National Parks in the lower 48, including Hawaii’s National Parks and American Virgin Islands (Note: British Virgin Islands are the place to visit, especially The Baths!). The eastern USA has its sights , especially if you were raised in the shadows of NYC, your first trip to the West will be full of memories for life! The pics in the video are great, but based on spending time in 47 National Parks there few places in the West like Yellowstone National Park (Our First National Park) which is the Serengeti of the USA for wildlife; a place where you can watch a pack of Wolves attack a heard of Elk and be successful in taking down the weakest in the heard! Yosemite National Park is another place where you can follow in the footsteps of John Muir as you ponder at the granite walls which put your place in perspective in the world! Another Is Death Valley National Park, which may give rise to 20 Mule team wagons and tragic endings to a wagon train heading West to California Gold Rush, but pause for a moment in the expanse of this beautiful valley and be amazed at the myriad of life that is viewed in this so called valley of death. I can go on and on but there is never a bad list of US National Parks, National Monuments (sometimes a predecessor to National Parks) National Seashores, National Historical Parks, National Battlefields, National Wetlands, National Museums, and last and certainly not least, the National Monuments of Washington (Not the state) District of Columbia! So enjoy your travels to the USA’a National Attractions, Be Safe, Help others in need, and Enjoy Life’s Moments as They Are Gifts!

@@kevinl8440 Minority opinion

Sleek Web Marketing the grand canyon is stunning and definitely something that should be on everyone’s bucket list but for a park to return to i would put grand at the bottom. it’s just way to touristy...a summer in zion is EMPTY compared to grand canyon south rim haha

@@MadisonGlenn My first trip to the Grand Canyon South Rim: We lucked out by finding the last space in the last lot (8 miles from the Visitors Center) right as someone had pulled out. Other people had parked on the side of the road, and cars were getting towed left and right. Most of our day consisted of waiting in long lines for shuttle buses. Fun Times

I liked Bryce Canyon and Zion both better than the Grand Canyon. That's comparing them to both the North and South Rims.

My channel still new hope you stop by. Hehehe

hitty9 some people are sadly only interested in easy access to natural beauty. For the disabled it’s nice that there is plenty to see, for the able bodied, get off the roads and parking lots and hit the trails to truly bond with nature.

Yes. Going to the sun Highway in Glacier is a must see Magnificent experience

The Wave? LOL....talk about a place that's just about impossible to get in unless you have tons of time to wait there day after day. No thanks.

IMO the north rim of the Grand Canyon is the sweet spot here. It get relatively fewer visitors, no crowds, and the facilities are nice but relaxed. If that's what you want, it's atmosphere is like the south rim must have been 75 years ago.

Its Eliot Shhhh. Let’s keep that one to ourselves.

Antelope Canyon is guided because they don't want to see another tourist dead inside.

Tim L no, Tim is guided because is on native land otherwise Yosemite and other national Parks would also be guided , also my point is that there are 5 agencies that guide tours And they all bunch up at the same time because of limited time available in a day and the Greed of pushing as many people as possible, I saw this with my own eyes last August 2019.

@@Dieguito507 its crowded because of social media but the tour guides exist to make sure no one dies from flash floods. They won't let anyone in if there's a chance of drowning inside.

Also not to far away from Zion.

I have traveled to photograph landscapes in the SW a number of times. I always make Page AZ the hub where I stay. It's a population of about 2,000 with adequate services, inexpensive, and centrally located to the mentioned sites plus Monument Valley, slot canyons all over, both rims of the Grand Canyon and (if you are lucky enough to get a golden ticket) a hike to The Wave.

Yes...forgot about Zion. Zion is great for hiking but requires at least 2-3 days on its own.

Your chance of getting to see the Wave is literally 1 in a million.

Blue Kyogre BEARTOOTH HIGHWAY OMG!!! the most beautiful drive i’ve been on

Why?

Sedona was stunning! The devil's hike Bridge especially!

I feel like the most popular sites in CO like rmnp and Mesa Verde are overrated but there are hidden gems everywhere in CO like Crested Butte