The Wave, a beautiful red, yellow, and orange sandstone structure on the Arizona-Utah border, is breathtaking. Because the tri-rusted rocky treasure is fragile, travelers are randomly assigned to select their turn.
Situated in the Andes, the Vinicunca is named so for its layers of bright color, ranging from splashes of red, yellow, orange, green, and even purple, streaked across the mountain range.
The Stairways to Heaven is one of the most beautiful walks in Portugal. It links Pico Ruivo and Vereda do Areeiro, two of Madeira's highest hills. At first, the path is easy because it is straight up and down stairs.
Rio Celeste Waterfall is in Tenorio National Park, 2-3 hours north of San José. Three miles of easy trail may be done in 1.5-2 hours. Book tickets in advance and be on early since the path has daily and hourly limits.
Crossing the Tongariro National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Tongariro Alpine Crossing overlooks stunning alpine lakes, jarring cliffs, and the dramatic backdrop of volcanic craters.
On the Isle of Skye, you ll find a gorgeous gravel hike leading to stunning waterfalls cascading into the pools of water below. The Fairy Pools is one of the most accessible and spectacular hikes in Scotland
Imagine a waterfall that connects 16 tiered lakes and drops them all into a big pool. At Plitvice Lakes National Park, where wooden walks look out over a beautiful limestone tunnel, you can see this beautiful scene.
Standing 604 meters above Lysefjord, Pulpit Rock is a marvelous Norway hike that covers about 4-5 miles roundtrip. Pulpit Rock towers over the area but is remarkably marked, paving the way for beginner hikers.