Seven American Wonders of Winter

Looking for a little winter break but can’t afford anything especially exotic or too terribly tropical? Perhaps you like the bite of the fresh winter air and the sight of freshly fallen snow.

Whatever the case might be, America’s natural wonders take on a whole new look once Jack Frost arrives. The frozen scenery in the US can be pretty awe-inspiring and you can beat the crowds too. Thus, without further ado, here are seven American wonders of winter.

1.  Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah

Beautiful Bryce Canyon National Park is located in Utah.  Visit during the winter and you’ll be rewarded with memorable views of Bryce Canyon’s snow-draped hoodoos.  These high natural rock structures were formed many, many years ago from ice, water, and wind erosion.  If that’s not enough for you, don’t worry.  There’s a lot to see and do here even in winter.

After all, the popular Bryce Canyon is a distinctive group of natural amphitheaters.  You will find them located one mile up and are only said to be a “canyon” for publicity purposes. If you like stars, be sure to visit when it’s dark so you can participate in the annual astronomy event.  Check in at The Lodge there and you can take advantage of other winter programs.

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