1. Arches, Utah –

The first time I went to Arches, Utah was when I was fifteen. It is one of the most profound memories I have as a teen other than skateboarding all the time. The way arches looks, is something out of a fairy tale. If you have never been there and you live in the USA, this is a must see place. Every bit of it. It is memory that will never leave. My grandfather took my brother and I there when he was alive. One of the best memories my grandfather created with us kids was taking us there.

2. Four Corners –

After going to the Arches, Utah, make your was towards Four Corners. This is the one places that has always stuck with me too. During the same trip, we went to Four Corners. They had some of the best Fry Bread a guy can ask for. Back then, it was fairly priced. I bet, to this day, it is still one of the best places you can get fry bread. And my momma makes some really good fry bread. So, that is very impressive to say the least.

3. Yellowstone –

Yellowstone is one my list due to being one of the coolest places I have ever seen. It is currently closed this time of year. However, during the spring or summertime it is well worth the $30 or so dollars it costs to spend a week there. From natural geysers to hot springs. Did I mention that there are also resorts. This is definitely a must see whether you are a tourist or live in the US. It was always on my bucket list. Now, I want to go there every year if possible. Yellowstone is a dwelling place for a lot of wildlife that you can really only see in Yellowstone. This is much better than the TV show. That place barely hints at the type of stuff you will actually see there.

4. Reptile Garden, South Dakota

This place is very cool. They have very large turtles inside of this park that you can pet! What is the biggest tortoises you have seen? Was it wildlife, or, a zoo animal? This place had the biggest tortoises I have ever seen. Which, was by far one of the most memorable things in my life so far. They also have a crocodile show when we went. So, I am sure they happen every so often. They had a giant alligator too. Very beautiful animals there. A must see if in South Dakota. Plus, it is very good for kids! They will love every bit of it! Ours did.

5. Mount Rainier

I used to live nearby Mount Rainier and it is by far one of the prettiest mountains to visit. Even travelling through Washington, the view of the mountain starts at a distance and you can basically watch it grow bigger and bigger until you are there. Not to mention, if you do hike, you can find viewpoints where you can see Mtn. St. Helens. This Mountain keeps its snow all year from my memories. I haven’t seen it in some time, but, definitely a must see if in Washington.

I could go on about beautiful places all day!

One of the best places I have been to has been and will be Montana. Montana has grown on me over the years. It’s been a place with beautiful skies damn near every day. And when winter hits, it hits hard. It freezes things. You have to be ready to live in the cold if you move to Montana. And, if you visit during the winter, be sure to prep for icy roads. It can get slick out there. Drive safe!

Here are some beautiful pictures I took tonight as the sun started to set:

Laurel, Montana