
United States
United States
A continent-sized country where the distance between two sights is often the trip itself.
- DestinationUnited States
- CountryUnited States
- TypeInternational holiday
Overview
About United States
The United States is large enough that a single journey usually has to commit to one region. The north-east is dense and walkable in parts, New York above all. The west coast is spread out, and California by itself runs from desert to redwood forest within one state line.
The national parks are the other reason people come, and their scale surprises most first-time visitors. The Grand Canyon, Yosemite and Yellowstone are a day's drive apart from one another, not an afternoon.
Good to know
Worth Knowing Before You Go
- The country spans six time zones once Alaska and Hawaii are included.
- Yellowstone, established in 1872, is generally regarded as the world's first national park.
- The Grand Canyon runs about 446 kilometres in length and is over a kilometre deep.
- Moving between regions usually means flying; the driving distances are continental.
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