© Provided by TheTravelAfter months of fighting the cold, it's nice to see blue skies and flowers in bloom. Well, not to mention the warm weather that calls for outdoor walks and reconnection with nature. Whether adventurers are exploring Florida's top spring attractions or heading out on grand hikes in California, America never ceases to amaze with amazing spring destinations.
With that in mind, nature lovers can spot wildlife, enjoy warm waters, admire flowers in bloom, and more.
Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming
Nature lovers will love exploring Grand Teton National Park in Jackson Hole Valley, which is dominated by majestic peaks, meandering rivers and wildlife. There are glacial lakes and untouched nature that add to the beauty of the landscape.
The best part of the park to watch the sunrise is Lower Schwabacher Landing, a photographers favorite spot. The surrounding lush forest and clear blue skies make a lasting impression on visitors.
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Grand Canyon, Arizona
In spring, there are more people and more daylight hours to visit the Grand Canyon. Arizona's natural wonder, the Grand Canyon is home to hundreds of lush wildflowers. As hikers roam the trails, they have an unforgettable view of wildflowers, flowers, cacti, and woody plants.
While the steep climb up the hermit's path is challenging, the stunning forest scenery and babbling springs at the end are well worth it.
Texas Hill Country
Spring is a time of natural splendor in the Texas Hill Country, especially in the cities of West Fork and South Fork in Austin. From late March to mid-May, tansy, Indian brush and daisies bloom in these cities.
But deep blue-purple bonos accentuate the floral arrangement and abound along the 13-mile loop from Willow City. Also, those looking for more purple flowers visit the Bluebonnet Festival held in Burnett City every April.
Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Tennessee
Spring is the season in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park when wildflowers bloom, deciduous trees shed their leaves, and animals give birth.
Travelers in sandals cross paths lined with flower fields. The best trails to see beautiful sorrel, moss, violet and trillium flowers include the Porter Creek and Middle Porng trails. The Middle Fork trail rewards adventurers with a magical view of the falls, which is a bonus.
The weather can change dramatically, so adventurers should bring raincoats and warm clothing.
Oahu, Hawaii
Whether relaxing in the warm waters or hiking the cliffs of Diamond Head volcano, Oahu is a tropical paradise worth visiting in the spring. Snorkellers go on an underwater adventure at the Hanama Bay Sanctuary to swim with dolphins and observe unique marine life such as surgeonfish, marine fish and aquatic plants. This trip requires no experience, making it a family adventure.
But for those who love aquatic creatures but want to see them from afar, the Marine Life Park offers the opportunity to observe and get to know them.
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Badlands National Park, South Dakota
Along with its vast grasslands and spectacular rock formations, the Badlands National Park offers plenty of fun on scenic trails, lookouts, and trails. Drive Sage Creek Rim Road through wilderness with coyotes, bison, pronghorns and bighorn sheep in a rugged and secluded setting. Hikers stop on this well-maintained gravel road to take in the beauty of the park as seen from the High Butte and Badlands Wilderness Overlooks.
In early spring, wind speeds exceed 60 miles per hour. Tourists should have a warm jacket and comfortable earmuffs.
Sanibel and Captiva Islands, Florida
Capiva Island wins the hearts of nature lovers with its beautiful beaches and over 250 types of seashells. Beach lovers will enjoy leisurely morning walks while watching sea turtles and dolphins. Travelers also go on boat trips to get up close and personal with dolphins and manatees in their natural habitat.
Capiva's sister island, Sanibel, is home to the JN Ding Darling National Wildlife Refuge, home to over 245 bird species, including waders and migratory birds.
Crater Lake National Park, Oregon
Oregon is home to Crater Lake National Park with its beautiful dense forests, diverse wildlife, and rugged coastline. One of the attractions of this park is the famous Crater Lake, known throughout the world for its rich blue water. Although adventurers swim in isolated areas, the clear water in the lake is usually cold.
Walking through the park, visitors can enjoy the natural beauty of the ancient pine forest ecosystem. Hiking will be fun as visitors will see moose, deer, lynx and squirrels.
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Lake Tahoe, California
Bright blue Lake Tahoe appears in the spring, offering stunning views of the Sierra Nevada mountain range (home of countless natural wonders) in the background. Travelers can choose from 1.5 to 2 hour exotic cruises from Emerald Bay in the morning, afternoon or evening. But the night cruise is marked by a breathtaking sunset over the majestic mountains on the horizon.
While hikers stroll the scenic trails and take in the natural beauty around them, water sports enthusiasts paddle or kayak across the lake for breathtaking views of the water.
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Canyonlands National Park, Moab, Utah
Utah is a playground for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts, with plenty of opportunities for camping, biking, hiking and rock climbing in a variety of terrain. The landscape of the park is made up of well-preserved hills, unique arched cliffs and windows that are perfect for photography, especially in the morning or at sunset.
Island in the Sky is best known for its beautiful views of the park along the 160km White Rim Trail.
Since the route is moderately difficult, travelers should exercise caution and check current road conditions before embarking on an adventure.
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