> Some other Wow! views:
> The Na Pali cliffs from the Kalalau lookout on Kauai. On a clear day, you can see 4000 feet down to the ocean. Go early in the day. Take a sweater.
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> Haleakala Crater from Red Hill 10,024 feet above sea level, in Haleakala National Park on Maui. Go at sun rise. Take two sweaters.
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> The Pali Highway from Honolulu to Kailau Bay. Go early for a clearer view. You don't need a sweater unless you ride the bus.
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> Look Rock, Foothills Parkway, between Maryville and Townsend, Tennessee.
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> The New River Gorge, somewhere in West Virginia.
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> Sunset in Key West. Sunglasses recommended.
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> Sunset in Lahaina, Maui. Take a camera. That's Lanai on the left and Molokai on the right.
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> Kilauea Crater, Hawaiian Volcanoes National Park, Hawaii. Watch your step.
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> Las Vegas at night from the air. Sunglasses recommended.
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> Morro Bay, California from Montana de Oro State Park. View includes Morro Rock.
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> Mt. Rainier from anywhere. Take a sweater if you go for a closer look.
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> Colombia River Gorge, from I-84 east of Portland. Let somebody else drive so you can look.
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> The coast of Maine
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> Glacier Bay, Alaska
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> The deserts east of Palm Springs, California.
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> Grand Canyon
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> I can't seem to trim this down to a top ten, and I haven't even mentioned the Outer Banks of North Carolina, or Great Salt Lake yet. Or Yellowstone.
> Or the Indian River at Fort Pierce (from the bridge). Or Tampa Bay.
> Howard

Hmm, someday I'll be as well travelled as Howard.

Take a lot of time and money, but it'll be worth it.

Of those views above, the only ones I know are:

Sunset in Key West. Oh yeah, I agree with the need for shades.

The Grand Canyon. Take a LONG heli ride to view this one. The short trip doesn't do it justice.

Yellowstone, sort of. I drove through it once.

I would also add looking out across Death Valley. I can't remember where from, but it was a great vista. I have a photo somewhere.

Beasty