A massive natural rock arch is the centerpiece of the expansive Natural Bridge State Park in eastern Kentucky.
This is a listing of nature-related locations, including waterfalls, bogs, lakes, and natural formations, in the United States.
A massive natural rock arch is the centerpiece of the expansive Natural Bridge State Park in eastern Kentucky.
Grayson Lake is a 1,500-acre reservoir lined with steep cliffs and coves in eastern Kentucky.
Rock River falls is a wide 15-foot cascade along the Rock River in the Rock River Canyon Wilderness near Chatham, Michigan.
The Munising, Michigan region, just outside of the famed Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore, is home to numerous waterfalls and cascades.
Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore, located along the south shore of Lake Superior in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, is known for its dramatic Pictured Rocks cliffs.
The Chaparral Prairie State Nature Preserve offers wide vistas of a vast prairie teeming with a wide variety of wildflowers in Adams County, Ohio.
The Davis Memorial State Nature Preserve, located along Cedar Fork in Adams County, Ohio, features alkaline, magnesium-rich soil that supports numerous species of plants that are rarely found anywhere else in the state.
The Edge of Appalachia Preserve, located in Adams County, Ohio, is home to one of the more biologically diverse collections of natural systems in the state.
There are numerous roadside waterfalls in the vicinity of Boonesborough and Kanawha Falls, West Virginia.
Buttermilk Falls is a quaint roadside waterfall located near Owego in Tioga County, New York. WaterfallsDirections Buttermilk Falls is a 75-foot stairstep cascade along Catatonk Creek. From downtown Owego, follow NY Route 96/North Avenue north for ½ mile. Turn left onto Talcott Street. At...
