32 Surreal Travel Spots You Won't Believe Exist in America

Within Yellowstone National Park lies the largest — and coolest — hot spring in the US.

This beautiful mass of tulips is in Washington.

This public art instillation attracts all kinds of visitors in Amarillo, TX.

This gum wall in Seattle is so gross, it's mesmerizing.

Set in the Black Hills of Wyoming, it's a natural phenomenon.

Next time you're in Ohio, go look at this massive basket.

Few Americans get the chance to see these beautiful canyons in Arizona.

Standing at six stories tall, Lucy hangs out in New Jersey.

We've all heard about it, but have you actually gone? Make sure you take a trip to this eye candy in Arizona.

These colorfully layered hills reside in Oregon.

Gazing at the Alaskan sky will make you feel like you're in another world.

This man-made geyser in Nevada is massive.

South Dakota takes its corn so seriously, it's practically royalty.

Who wants to take a dip in this little paradise in Texas?

These homes in New Mexico have been around for 1,000 years. Now that's some history.

Not only is the building in San Diego a spectacular sight, but you can marvel at the abundance of plant life as well.

Seeing it in a postcard will never be good enough. You have to take a stroll down the San Francisco bridge for yourself.

Not only does this monument hold important American history, but the Washington DC building itself is also breathtaking.

Montana's most picturesque wildlife is here.

An important piece of history for both the US and baseball, this Boston park will provide you with the ultimate American experience.

The vibrant part of New Orleans is filled with amazing food, architecture, and music.

This extremely shallow lake rests in California.

Grab your raincoat and go dazzle at one of the world's greatest waterfalls.

It may not be as big as Niagara, but this waterfall in Oregon is just as beautiful.

This outdoor art project is the most bizarre and captivating area of Detroit.

This extraordinary forest is in the Mojave Desert of California.

Why would you go see Stonehenge when you can see Carhenge in Nebraska?

This gulf in Alaska will give you chills.

You can't go to New York City and not visit one of America's most treasured parks.

This modern glass structure in Washington is hard to miss.

If there's one place to listen to music in New York City, this is it.

We bet you didn't know Oregon has this surreal sight.