16 secret places in the US where nature works wonders

Nothing is more reassuring than the beauty of nature. Go to one of these peaceful places of nature, and let the fresh air, the warm sunlight and the breathtaking views enliven your spirit.

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1. Maine: Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Garden

This beautiful private garden, hidden in Seal Harbor, is one of the most peaceful places in the state of Maine. Soft green forest moss carpet, gravel paths and charming woods. The garden is usually open only one day a week from July to September, so it’s best to book tickets.

2. North Carolina: Croatan National Forest

Located on the Atlantic Coast of North Carolina, Croatan National Forest offers four different routes, each with something special. The Cedar Creek Trail leads through beautiful tidal marshes; The Neusiok Trail is the longest climbing route on the Atlantic Coast; Island Creek Forest Walk winds through ancient coastal forest groves; and Patsy Pond features tall pine trees and plenty of secluded spots.

3. Virginia: Meadowland Botanical Gardens

The Meadowland Botanical Gardens, located in Vienna, are truly heavenly places. With rare and exotic plants, tranquil waterways and an absolutely charming waterfront gazebo, this is the perfect place to relax and enjoy.

4. California: Muir Woods

Lush ferns and fragrant eucalyptus will fill you with serenity and peace, as well as the sound of water, the rustling of leaves, the singing of birds. Countless paths leading through the forest ensure that you can spend at least an hour or two alone. Admission is $ 10 for adults, and admission is free for 15 years.

5. Washington: Red Top Lookout

If your idea of ​​relaxation means leaving the world thousands of feet below, then Red Top Lookout is what you've been dreaming of. Located in the Teanaway region of Washington, this stunning point offers incredible views of Mount Stewart to the north, Mount Rainier to the south, and Washington's eastern desert to the east.

6. New Jersey: Deep Cut Gardens

Deep Cut Gardens are open 365 days per year and are completely free for all visitors. Part of the Monmouth County Park system, this area of ​​52 hectares is filled with collections of beautiful plants and fragrant flowers.

7. Massachusetts: Sandwich Boardwalk

Straight line over rocky dunes and gentle patches of beach grass. This spectacular boardwalk is an incredibly zen take on Cape Cod's coastal beauty, and it's just steps from the beach.

8. Florida: Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden

In lively Miami, the Fairchild Tropical Botanical Garden is a haven of peace and tropical relaxation. Admire the colorful orchids, curtains of flowering vines and all the exotic and beautiful places. Gardens often have festivals and events that always go well. One of the most popular events is the International Mango Festival. The entrance to the gardens is 25 dollars for adults and 12 dollars for children 6-17 years.

9. Tennessee: Tubing down the Chattahoochee River

This “secret place” is one of the best because it is located along the beautiful Chattahochi River. Just take a couple of friends and maybe a cold drink, and swim lazily downstream in the shade of tall trees. This is definitely one of the best ways to spend a hot summer day in Tennessee.

10. South Carolina: Magnolia Plantation and Gardens

Founded in 1676 by the Drayton family, these are the oldest gardens in America. Head to Charleston to see the thousands of stunning magnolia flowers and rare plants that this charming garden has to offer. Romantic bridges, fabulous flower fields and beautiful hanging moss will not leave you indifferent.

11. Ohio: Oak Openings Preserve Metropark

This beautiful nature reserve, near Toledo, is considered one of the most unique clusters of ecosystems in Ohio. Rare plants and animals fill the oak forests, sand dunes, savannas, tall prairies and swamp forests of this beautiful reserve.

12. Pennsylvania: Bushkill Falls

Known as the Niagara of Pennsylvania, these waterfalls take your breath away. Located in Buskill, a wooden walkway that runs right by the waterfalls is an ideal place to get rid of any prolonged stresses and tensions.

13. Nevada: Jarbridge Wilderness

Head to Elko County to see the incredible beauty of the Jarbridge desert.

14. Alabama: Cahaba River National Wildlife Refuge

This natural refuge contains some of the most unique and rare plant species in the southeastern United States. This is a great place to spend the day strolling through the fields of wild flowers and picnics on the banks of the Kahaba River.

15. Michigan: Isle Royale National Park

Isle Royale National Park is located on Lake Superior. Walk along the wooded paths of the island reserve or sit on a rocky shore and watch the water and waves on the shore.

16. Mississippi: The Greenville Cypress Preserve

This cypress park is filled with beautiful sunshine leaking through the leaves, jade-green waters and birds singing. In spring and summer, flowers bloom on the banks of the swamp and surrounding meadows. The place resembles a fairy tale.

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