Clean air, jagged peaks and alpine lakes
White beaches, grassy wetlands and waterfowl
Extensive wetlands, cattail marshes and rare bog turtles
Vast fields of shimmering sand dunes, nocturnal creatures and extreme temperatures
Rolling sand hills, roaming bison, prairie and wooded valleys
The Lewis and Clark Trail, gray limestone and big horn sheep
Open grassland, forested knobs and dogwood trees
Floodplains, red maples and white sand riverbanks
1,175 lakes, Paleo-Indian culture and gray wolves
Virgin forests, lakes and sugar maples
Migratory birds, shifting sand dunes and hundreds of gray seals
Migratory birds, wooded lakes and rolling hills
Spectacular fall colors, moose and stunning vistas
Thousands of seabirds, geologically young island formations and saltwater marshes
Flat-topped mesas, steep cliffs and feral hogs
Hemlock thickets, sandstone arches and scenic river vistas
Geode-laden streams and Karst topography
Carved ridges, bird-watching, massive sandstone formations
Filmmaker Tristan Greszko takes us on an aerial journey through the isolated White Pocket of Vermilion Cliffs National Monument
“Hawaii by Air” opens today at the National Air and Space Museum, tracing the history of air travel to America’s “most exotic state.”
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