America's geological wonders don't need erupting volcanoes to create breathtaking spectacles that look straight out of a science fiction movie. From towering mushroom-shaped rocks to mysterious moving ...

Let’s be real. Zion National Park is stunning. Those towering sandstone cliffs, those epic hikes, that perfect Utah light.

Moab, Utah, offers a Mars-like red rock desert landscape sculpted over millions of years. Arches and Canyonlands National Parks are iconic destinations within Moab, showcasing unique rock formations.

Nestled in the northwest corner of Nebraska, Toadstool Geological Park is a geological treasure that offers a unique glimpse into the region's prehistoric past. The park is best known for its striking ...

Just outside Phoenix lies a desert paradise of rugged mountains, scenic trails, and starlit campgrounds where Arizona's ...

Standing over 20 feet in the air, the red, striped sandstone formations tower over the surrounding landscape, casting long shadows into the water they sit next to. Where can these majestic rock ...

The limestone under my thighs felt cold and smooth as I sat down and scooched my way through a small opening in a rock. I was at least 100 feet underground in Montana’s Lewis and Clark Caverns State ...

As the primary administrative center of Meghalaya Shillong gains its name from being the "Scotland of the East" because it showcases stunning vistas which blend natural beauty with distinctive ...

Tower Rock -- a massive island in the middle of the Mississippi River south of St. Louis -- is typically surrounded by water and only accessible by boat. But as severe drought spreads across the ...