Where to Go and What to Do in the USA in 2017

Carmel Beach, California

This iconic white-sand beach is nestled by an idyllic seaside town on the California coast.

Waikiki Beach, Hawaii

Beachgoers flock to the bustling Waikiki beach in Hawaii for its stunning mountain views, golden sands and clear waters.

Bandon Beach, Oregon

The rugged Bandon Beach offers dramatic views of weathered rocks, best taken in from the shoreline on foot or horseback.

Rialto Beach, Washington

The untamed coast of Rialto Beach draws visitors from all over to explore exciting trails and rocky tidal pools.

Venice Beach, California

Quirky Venice Beach is famous for its distinctive personality. Stop by for sun, sand & the colorful, laid back culture.

Antelope Canyon, Arizona

Antelope Canyon, a lengthy 180-kilometer detour northeast of Grand Canyon National Park in northern Arizona.

Ozark National Forest, Arkansas

The Upper Buffalo Wilderness portion of the Ozark National Forest in northwest Arkansas is chock-full of selfie spots.

Hawaii Volcanoes National Park

Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, Hawaii

Prove to your friends and family how close you got to molten lava by commemorating your trip to Hawaii with a selfie.

Toadstool Geologic Park, Nebraska

Toadstool Geologic Park earned its name from its signature mushroom-shaped sandstone formations.

Big Bend National Park

Big Bend National Park, Texas

Big Bend National Park in western Texas won’t disappoint the avid selfie-taker.

Redwood National and State Parks

Redwood National and State Parks, California

You need to put yourself in the picture at Redwood National and State Parks to provide scale.

Badlands National Park

Badlands National Park, South Dakota

this national park in the southwest section of South Dakota will inspire some unbelievable selfies.

Monument Valley, Arizona and Utah

You’ll find Monument Valley along the Arizona-Utah border, roughly 275 kilometers northeast of Flagstaff, Arizona.

Brooklyn Bridge Park, New York

Sometimes the best way to see New York City, New York, is to get out of the city.

Everglades National Park

Everglades National Park, Florida

If you don’t take a selfie, how will anyone know how much you enjoyed communing with nature?

Monument Valley, Arizona & Utah

The Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park is known for soaring sandstone formations and red desert sand.

Moab

Moab, Utah

Small town Moab is a hub for outdoor attractions. It's surrounded by day-trip worthy sandstone arches and state parks.

Lone Pine, California

A favorite among filmmakers for its rugged scenery, Lone Pine is a doorway to a great escape into the American outdoors.

Jackson Hole, Wyoming

Scenic Jackson Hole is a hotspot for outdoor activities, and is also close to a number of the USA's most famous National

Kanab

Kanab, Utah

Kanab is also called "Little Hollywood." Over 200 Westerns have been filmed using its rugged landscape!