Nature's Masterpieces: 10 Most Naturally Beautiful States

🌿 Immerse Yourself in the Breathtaking Beauty of America's Most Scenic States! 🏞️

Get ready to embark on a visual journey that will leave you in awe of the natural wonders the United States has to offer. In this captivating video, we're counting down the 10 most naturally beautiful states that boast stunning landscapes, diverse ecosystems, and picturesque vistas that will take your breath away.

🏔️ From Majestic Mountains to Pristine Beaches:
Discover the diverse range of landscapes that make each of these states a masterpiece of natural beauty. Experience the majestic allure of towering mountain ranges, like the Rockies in Colorado and the Cascades in Washington. Immerse yourself in the tranquility of pristine beaches along the coasts of Hawaii and Florida. Marvel at the unique rock formations and canyons in Utah and Arizona that seem like they're straight out of a painting.

🌲 Unspoiled Wilderness and National Parks:
Explore the untamed wilderness of states like Alaska and Montana, where vast stretches of untouched nature reveal themselves in all their glory. Dive into the wonder of iconic national parks such as Yellowstone, Grand Canyon, and Yosemite, where breathtaking landscapes and vibrant wildlife create a symphony of natural beauty that's unparalleled.

🌸 The Beauty of Every Season:
Witness the enchanting transformation of each state through the seasons. From the vibrant hues of autumn foliage in Vermont and New England to the snowy wonderlands of Alaska and Colorado, these states offer a kaleidoscope of colors and experiences that will make you fall in love with nature all over again.

📸 Capturing the Essence:
Through stunning visuals and mesmerizing drone footage, experience the beauty of these states up close and personal. Let the sights and sounds of nature transport you to a world of serenity and wonder. Learn about the unique features that make each state a natural treasure and a must-visit destination for anyone seeking solace in the great outdoors.

Whether you're an avid nature enthusiast, a travel junkie, or simply someone who appreciates the beauty of the world around us, this video is a celebration of the stunning landscapes that define the United States as a true masterpiece of nature's artistry.

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[Tunakoyo]

I was a state park ranger in Texas for 8 years and remember a time we had a visitor from Switzerland visit the park. The gentleman was saying how impressed he was by the beauty of the state and I was honestly confused how the plains and hills of Texas could compare to the Swiss Alps. I explained how surprised I was at his opinion and he told me that he grew up with the mountains and was used to them, but he had never seen the sky look so large as it did in Texas and he thought that it was absolutely stunning and beautiful. Beauty really is in the eye of the beholder.

[cbrue]

I have to say that I am surprised that Washington did not make this list. Washington has one of the largest temperate rainforests in the country (Hoh Rainforest) located in Olympic National Park. Just like Oregon, Washington has a rugged coastline that's far less populated than Oregon's, especially the northernmost part. Then there's Mt. Rainier National Park which is a big tourist draw as well as Mt. St. Helens. The San Juan Islands is another fantastic location to visit which can be reached by the state ferry system, which is the largest ferry fleet in the US. On the east side of the state, you have Palouse Falls State Park, the massive Columbia River gorge, where the Gorge @ George Amphitheater is located. This area is the land of coulees and dry falls. Fantastic scenery carved by the massive Missoula Floods. Plenty of fishing, white water river rafting, camping, and hunting in the east part of the state. The Palouse to Cascades trail is a fantastic cross-state bike trail that runs from about North Bend all the way to the Idaho border following an old railroad line. The wine region of Washington runs from roughly the Yakima area south to the Tri-Cities in the south-central part of the state. There's so much more to the state than just Seattle with a ton of things to see and do all year round.

[dmitriyvasechko]

Washington state should be in the top 3, with its mt Rainier National Park and a huge amount of lush green landscapes

[nikiyoussef]

United States have so much natural beauty and diversity of nature

[michellejohnson]

I've lived most of my life in California and it's truly a breathtaking state. Washington has some beautiful forests. Though Oklahoma ranks low with a lot of folks, the huge high sky over vast plains makes the state worth a visit. The lightning storms, stars at night and clear summer skies are awesome.

[rjflores]

Mount Shasta also deserves a mention as well. A beautiful 14'000ft volcano. The view you get in the distance on the freeway as you approach Mount Shasta is breathtaking!

[stevensnk]

As a Michigander, my favorite fact about Michigan is that you are never more than 6 miles from a body of water or 85 miles from a Great Lake.

[timthompson]

California, Washington, Oregon, Colorado, Montana, idaho, Wyoming, Arizona, New Mexico, Utah

[m.h.]

Hawaii is beautiful in every way. People are in my experience very kind and forgiving to our ignorance, and as if you went back into some kinder times in the countryside, with kids calling you auntie and uncle, and treating you with respect. And the nature is beyond amazing. It's a very healing place.

HIKING is fantastic. Snorkeling is great, but these were some of my favorite hikes. Some of it is not for everyone, as it can get dangerous, especially after rain. Such as absolutely stunning Mt. OLOMANA. The last bits to the peaks are difficult and dangerous, but even if you don't go to the very peak, it's more beautiful than most places I've seen. Also, MOUNT OLYMPUS, WAIMANO FALLS, MOANALUA, ROUND TOP FOREST RESERVE (many trails), etc.
All that on a small island. For easy walking, there's Ho'omaluhia Botanical gardens plus the nearby Memorial Park cemetery. There are many more advanced hikes in that general area (even google maps will show them, and all are pretty such as Old Pali and Likelike Falls)
The only bad place on Oahu for me was getting stuck in traffic on my way to a hike 😅 once in a blue moon.

Also, the message on the concrete slab at Ka'Ena Point back then said :"And you drove how far?" 😅😂 Very adequate. It's a long, dry, thirsty walk with low vegetation over volcanic rock to really no special endpoint/reward, seeing the ocean, often in distance, and being unable to touch it. Bring plenty of water. It's still interesting, but probably not one a one-time week-long visitor should do.

[stevedietrich]

I think Arizona got missed in this poll. Grand Canyon, Monument Valley, Saguaro NP, several national monuments, Petrified Forest NP, the intense colors of the Sedona area, amazing sunrises and sunsets, you get the point. Briggs didn't mention it when he talked about Montana and Wyoming but one of the absolute best mountain drives in the US is US 212 from Red Lodge MT over the Beartooth Mts. into Wyoming and the northeast entrance to Yellowstone NP.

[rayyoung]

I grew up in Arizona. Can’t believe it didn’t make the list. It is one of the most beautiful places I’ve ever been.

[charlesmak]

Colorado is my vote for a Mid-Atlantic resident. Driving up Pikes Peak was one the most exciting and dangerous things I've ever done. The state is beautiful.

[danielyoung]

Kind of disappointed Washington didn't make the list. With Olympic, Mount Rainier, and North Cascades National Parks, Ross Lake, Lake Chelan, and Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Areas, Mount St. Helens National Volcanic Monument, and the northern half of the Columbia River Gorge, plus many National Forests and State Parks, Washington is full of beautiful sights. In fact, right outside our front room window 5, 300 foot Mount Stickney puts on a snowy coat every winter.

[CharlesWillisBonsai]

10 Maine
9 Montana
8 Wyoming
7 Michigan
6 Oregon
5 Utah
4 Colorado
3 Alaska
2 Hawaii
1 California

Not too surprised at the list, other than Michigan. Nothing against Michigan, but I would have though Arizona or New Mexico would be on the list in it's place.

[hiviolet]

Of all the states I’ve been to, my top prettiest are California, Maine, Washington, New Hampshire, Hawaii, Alaska, Oregon, Colorado, Vermont, and the Reno/Tahoe area in Northern Nevada. I lived there for 5 years and it is gorgeous.

[zachvanarsdale]

As a long-term raised Coloradoan, I absolutely adore our mountains, many of us often times forget about their beauty or take them for granted because they're always RIGHT there; however more recently I've been admiring our prairies and grasslands to the eastern half of our state. I think a lot of people overly fixate on our mountains (for good reason, they're absolutely stunning) but forget about the beauty out east. Big sky, big clouds, rolling hills, buttes and bluffs, rocky canyons; check out Pawnee National Grasslands in the NE and Comanche National Grasslands in the SE.

[jamasmith]

I can't believe Tennessee wasn't in this list! We have the Great Smokey Mtns with amazing views, hiking trails and waterfalls. There are numerous beautiful lakes, rivers and cool geographical rock formations too. Beautiful trees, mountains, flowers, wildlife, botanical gardens, bird sanctuaries and so much more can be found in our gorgeous state! 🤩😃😍

[angelcitygirl]

Native, second generation Californian here. I love my state. Politics aside - this is a gorgeous state! Big Sur, Monterey, San Diego, Carmel, Cambria, Ojai - we have the mountains, Big Bear, Lake Arrowhead -we have the deserts -we have the National Park Sequoia National Park. Lake Tahoe is stunning. LOVE my state. 💗💗💗💗

[sundinfamforlife]

I am glad Michigan got some love on this list. Theres so much to this state outside of Flint and Detroit.

[roydavis]

We flew to Alaska several years ago and rented a RV and drove up to Denali the on to Fairbanks then back to Anchorage.. Great trip and we saw a lot of nature. I think West Virginia is the most overlooked state for natural beauty.