Well, spluh! Of course you're going to find things in Utah to be the best!
But yes, I've hiked them both.
I found'm spectacular too, but on a smaller scale.
The way to see the Grand Canyon is to hike down into it....& then back out.
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What's the Most Beautiful Place You've Known?
- Thread starter Sunstone
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But yes, I've hiked them both.
I found'm spectacular too, but on a smaller scale.
The way to see the Grand Canyon is to hike down into it....& then back out.
In Australia, things go uphill.
Wirey
Fartist
I suddenly had an idea for a Yakov Smirnov type of Australian comedian.
"In Down-Under Australia, shirt wears you!"
FreeThinker619
Member
Barcelona spain
A coral reef.
metis
aged ecumenical anthropologist
I thought the Alhambra further south was much more impressive.
When I was little, we used to go to Monterey and the 17-mile-drive. I didn't really appreciate it until I got older. 
Gehennaite
Active Member
Outside the cities, within the wilderness of Afghanistan or Alaska. They are the two most visually aesthetic places I've been to.
When I was little, we used to go to Monterey and the 17-mile-drive. I didn't really appreciate it until I got older.
Stunning!
Infinitum
Possessed Bookworm
I don't know if it's the most beautiful place I know, but it's certainly the most tranquil. Whenever I visit some relatives who live in a group of small log cottages in the middle of the forest next to this beautiful lake I feel happy, and I mean genuinely happy just to be alive. The people there add to the atmosphere, of course.
It's been a lousy weather this year, but this is a photo I took of my midsummer bonfire with some of the lake showing in the background. I wanted to make it larger, but the weather was too much for the rest of the people so I had to cut my pyromania short (no fun to party all by yourself).
It's been a lousy weather this year, but this is a photo I took of my midsummer bonfire with some of the lake showing in the background. I wanted to make it larger, but the weather was too much for the rest of the people so I had to cut my pyromania short (no fun to party all by yourself).
Yerda
Veteran Member
The old quarter is very beautiful. The Sagrada is extraordinary. But for me the Parc Guell is the most beautiful place in the city. Perhaps the world, even.
Yerda
Veteran Member
Is that picture real?Grand Canyon
dust1n
Zindīq
Unforunately, I haven't travelled nearly as much as I should have, but I've always loved the caves of the South, especially Cathedral Caverns in N.Alabama.
After like 3 miles of handicap and public access, no one really knows how deep the cave system goes. But I hope to go cave camping at some point in my life.
After like 3 miles of handicap and public access, no one really knows how deep the cave system goes. But I hope to go cave camping at some point in my life.
It matches what I saw there.
Pretty impressive, eh?
That thing is huge.
To walk down in, around & out of it is like nothing else I've done.
If I lived in the area, I'd be do'n a lot more hiking.
Yerda
Veteran Member
One day I think I will visit your crazy and beautiful country.
It's more ordinary than the impressions one might get here or in the news.
But hey, come on down! We'll fry up some bacon for ya!