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Walk among the tallest living things on Earth, then hit a wild Pacific beach.
Rainbow-colored fossil logs, the Painted Desert and a stretch of old Route 66.
Desert, mountains and a river canyon at the edge of Texas, with the darkest skies in the lower 48.
A cave so big you can walk in through its natural mouth, and a nightly summer bat flight.
Brilliant white gypsum dunes you can sled down, any month of the year.
Climb ladders into 800-year-old cliff dwellings.
Striped spires, mixed-grass prairie and one of the world's richest fossil beds.
A labyrinth cave beneath bison prairie, with rare boxwork formations.
Champion trees, a floodplain forest and synchronous fireflies.