Bash Bish Falls in southwestern Massachusetts is the highest waterfall in the state, plunging about 60 feet in a dramatic V shape formed by twin cascades that drop over rugged rocks into a serene pool below.
African Safari Wildlife Park in Port Clinton, Ohio, is a 100-acre drive-through safari opened in 1973 where visitors feed over 50 species like giraffes, zebras including rare white ones, bison, camels, alpacas, llamas, elk, deer, warthogs, and giant eland directly from their cars using provided or extra food.
Turlock Lake State Recreation Area is a 3,500-acre lakeside park in the San Joaquin Valley foothills of Stanislaus County, California, along the Tuolumne River near La Grange, about 25 miles east of Modesto.
Pops 66 Soda Ranch in Arcadia, Oklahoma, on Historic Route 66 at 660 W State Highway 66, opened in 2007 as a modern roadside attraction blending gas station, restaurant, and convenience store themed around soda pop, owned by the late oil magnate Aubrey McClendon with architecture by Elliott + Associates featuring a cantilevered truss over pumps.
The Sutro Baths, located in San Francisco near the Cliff House, opened in 1896 as the world's largest indoor swimming facility, built by Adolph Sutro, a wealthy former mayor of the city.
BJ's Bingo & Gaming is a Native American-owned gaming venue operated by the Puyallup Tribe of Indians at 4411 Pacific Highway East in Fife, Washington, near Tacoma.
Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park, North Dakota's oldest state park established in 1907 and located seven miles south of Mandan along the Missouri River, preserves the history of a Mandan Indian village called On-a-Slant with five reconstructed earthlodges that housed around 1,500 people from about 1575 to 1781, offering tours into daily life with gardens and artifacts.
Bethany Beach, Delaware, is a small, charming coastal town founded in 1901 by members of the Christian Church known as the Disciples of Christ, intended originally as a quiet seaside retreat for church members.
ZooMontana, located in Billings, Montana, is the state's only zoological and botanical park, covering 70 acres and home to nearly 100 animals from 58 species.
Verde River Greenway State Natural Area in central Arizona's Verde Valley, a unit of Dead Horse Ranch State Park spanning nearly 1,000 acres along 35 miles of one of the state's last free-flowing Wild and Scenic Rivers, protects rare riparian habitat with lush Fremont cottonwood-Goodding willow forests amid arid surroundings.
Fort Bonneville, located near Daniel in Sublette County, Wyoming along Highway 354 northwest of Pinedale on the Green River, was a short-lived fortified winter camp and fur trading post established in August 1832 by U.S. Army Captain Benjamin Bonneville.
Camp Nelson National Monument in Kentucky was established in 1863 during the Civil War as a Union Army supply depot, hospital, and key logistics center for the Western Theater.
Death Valley in California is a vast arid region known for being the hottest, driest, and lowest area in North America, with its lowest point at Badwater Basin sitting 282 feet below sea level.
Logan Pass is the highest point along the Going-to-the-Sun Road in Glacier National Park, Montana, sitting at an elevation of 6,646 feet along the Continental Divide.
Mississippi State University, located in Starkville, Mississippi, is a public land-grant research university founded in 1878 as the Agricultural and Mechanical College of the State of Mississippi under the Morrill Act.
