Taft Point is a viewpoint, reached by a 2.2mile roundtrip trail, offering panoramic Valley, Yosemite Falls and El Capitan views. Some of the cliffs have no railings and it could be windy making them very dangerous and could result in a fatal fall. It is not recommended to get closer Read more [...]

Devil’s Bridge is a natural sandstone arch and a popular photo-spot with a 4.2 mile trail to reach it.

Beaver Falls is a collection of natural cascading turquoise water pools located about 4 miles from the Havasu Campgrounds.

The Wave is a sandstone rock formation located near Arizona-Utah border in the Paria Canyon Vermilion Cliffs wilderness area. Permits are required to enter the region and they are limited to 20 permits per day (10 online and 10 in person)

Corona Arch is a natural arch and a popular photo-spot. It is accessible through a somewhat difficult and sometimes steep hike (some portion with cables). Bowtie Arch is located right by it.

Iconic 52-foot tall freestanding Delicate Arch is one of the main attractions in the Arches National Park and is widely recognized as the state symbol of Utah. It can be reached by a moderate to difficult hike (including a section over slickrock without rails).

Kvalvika Beach is a remote beach located in the North-Western part of Lofoten Islands and is accessed via an easy 4Km roundtrip hike.

Palcoyo Is an alternate rainbow mountain to the the popular Vinicunca rainbow mountain and is located south-east of Cusco and can the viewpoint can be reached with an easier hike.

Easy to Moderate hike leads to panoramic, photo-popular low hanging rock which gives an illusion of a dangerous cliff hanging from mountain top.

Lookout point from behind the Hollywood Sign with panoramic city views, reached via one of several hiking trails. Popular Hiking Trails include: i) Mt. Hollywood Trail from Griffith Observatory’s Parking Lot (easier 3-mile each way) ii) Moderate  6.5 mile Brush Canyon Trail from Canyon Drive iii) More Difficult Cahuenga Trail. Read more [...]