These Are The Most Colorful Places In America And They're Dazzling
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There’s no denying that America is filled with vibrantly colorful sites from sea to shining sea. Whether you’re after a mesmerizing hot spring, ruby-hued canyons or fields of rainbow blooms, here are a few of the most colorful spots in the country.
These vibrant ponds in San Francisco are used to produce salt, but they look like beautiful paint spills.
Located in the North Cascades, Diablo Lake gets its otherworldly turquoise hue from suspended stone dust.
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This slot canyon on Navajo land east of Page, Arizona is a landscape of curving stone that glows with rich hues of orange, scarlet, purple and gold.
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This hypnotic spring may be deadly to the touch, but it looks like a slice of gemstone laid into the floor of Yellowstone National Park.
Antelope Valley is a place of almost magical beauty when the poppies are in bloom. Visit in April for the best chance of seeing the flowers at their best.
The forests of Vermont transform into a spectacular display of fiery reds and shining golds when fall weather sweeps through New England.
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Steptoe Butte is a quartz island in the Palouse hills of Whitman County, Washington. The park is known for its mesmerizing "sea" of colorful grass and undulating landscape.
When spring comes to Willow City in Texas, the bluebonnets come to life. The town's wildflower loop drive is absolutely gorgeous.
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Rainbow Row is a cheerful strip of buildings in Charleston that boast dazzlingly painted fronts.
This emerald gorge feels like something straight out of Middle Earth.
These iconic homes are a San Fransisco landmark, not to mention a place of pilgrimage for fans of the T.V. series Full House.
These stunning tulip fields burst into bloom every year and draw visitors from across the globe.
Fall in the Rocky Mountains is an entirely unique natural wonder. The aspen trees that coat the mountainsides turn an almost unbelievable shade of yellow.
For more incredible American beauty, check out these 17 gorgeous places across the country that will bring out the explorer in you.
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