The Manitou Cliff Dwellings near Manitou Springs, Colorado, are a reconstructed archaeological museum showcasing Ancestral Puebloan cliff dwellings originally from the McElmo Canyon area in southwestern Colorado.
Elijah Bristow State Park is an 847-acre day-use park in Lane County near Eugene, Oregon, USA, along the Middle Fork Willamette River, accessible via Highway 58 southeast of the city.
Shawnee State Park covers 1,095 acres within Ohio's vast 63,000-acre Shawnee State Forest in Scioto County, southern Ohio, near the Ohio River and Appalachian foothills north of Friendship.
Upper Pine Bottom State Park is Pennsylvania's smallest state park at just 5 acres in Cummings Township, Lycoming County, along scenic Upper Pine Bottom Run—a trout-stocked tributary of Pine Creek—within the vast Tiadaghton State Forest.
Joe Mace Island State Marine Park is a compact 62-acre protected area encompassing a forested island in the waters off the Southeast Alaska panhandle, near Point Baker on the eastern side of Prince of Wales Island.
Macon, Georgia, sits at the fall line of the Ocmulgee River in central Bibb County, founded in 1823 around historic Fort Hawkins as a key trading post and military outpost established in 1806 under President Thomas Jefferson.
The Memphis Zoo in Tennessee, established in 1906 and located within Overton Park in Midtown Memphis, spans 76 acres with over 55 acres developed for exhibits housing more than 3,500 animals from over 500 species.
The Mattatuck Museum in Waterbury, Connecticut, was established in 1877 as the Mattatuck Historical Society and later became a museum dedicated to the region's art and history.
Captain Cook State Recreation Area is a 3,500-acre coastal park on Alaska's Kenai Peninsula along Cook Inlet, located at the end of the Kenai Spur Highway about 25 miles north of Kenai and 14 miles north of Nikiski, named for explorer Captain James Cook who charted the inlet in 1778.
Times Square in New York City is a vibrant commercial and entertainment hub located at the intersection of Broadway and Seventh Avenue, stretching from 42nd to 47th Streets in Midtown Manhattan.
Squantum Point Park is a 46-acre waterfront recreation area on the Squantum Peninsula in Quincy, Massachusetts, transformed from the historic Harvard Aviation Field and Naval Air Station Squantum, with remnants of a 2,700-foot runway preserved.
Cuyuna Country State Recreation Area in central Minnesota near Crosby and Ironton transforms former iron ore mining pits from the early 1900s into a 5,000-acre outdoor haven with crystal-clear mine lakes up to 525 feet deep, regenerated forests, and over 70 miles of world-class singletrack mountain bike trails for all skill levels.
Shakamak State Park in western Indiana near Jasonville spans 1,766 acres across Clay, Greene, and Sullivan counties, featuring three man-made lakes—Shakamak, Lenape, and Kickapoo—covering 400 acres for boating, fishing, and swimming at a family aquatic center.
Little River State Park is a popular campground along the shores of the 850-acre Waterbury Reservoir within Mount Mansfield State Forest in Waterbury, Vermont.
