Grand Canyon

The word "grand" doesn't even come close to describing this canyon. This gigantic gap in northern Arizona is certainly a natural wonder, measuring over 277 river miles in length, up to 18 miles in breadth, and a mile deep. The Grand Canyon has been expanding for 6 million years thanks to the mighty Colorado River, and visitors from all over the world have flocked to see its red and orange splendor. The Grand Canyon, which is managed by the National Park Service and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is awe-inspiring to about 6 million annual visitors.

However, if you're looking for a solitary retreat to Mother Nature, you'll need to be prepared: It is possible that the Grand Canyon will be quite crowded. The Grand Canyon Village and the well-worn Bright Angel Trail are located on the South Rim, which is particularly popular with sightseers and hikers. The majority of the amenities are located on this side. Head to the North Rim to get away from the throng. This is the location to go if you want to go camping in the woods or go trekking in the mountains. Consider taking a helicopter tour of the canyon for an incredible perspective.