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THE AMERICAN GREAT OUTDOORS ADVENTURE AWAITS IN Dusty deserts, golden prairies and luscious forests – the USA is home to extraordinary landscapes


The great outdoors of the United States is home to some of the most diverse and spectacular terrains found in the Northern Hemisphere. The country’s western edge is defined wildby the


incredibly dry desert that is symbolic of states such as Nevada and Utah, while densely packed forests that are home to pines and oaks can be found everywhere from the north of Alaska to the south of New Mexico. Synonymous with the beauty of the American countryside, the vast prairies scattered from Minnesota to the Rocky Mountains are a well-loved and fiercely conserved terrain.


Find solitude in the dusty desert The desert landscapes found in a handful of western states promise a unique form of solitude that gives this dry, dusty terrain a special kind of appeal. Stretching along the western side of America from Oregon to Texas, they have an undeniable draw, boasting an atmospheric vibe that will appeal to all types of travellers. Beauty is found everywhere in the desert – from chance sightings of lizards and snakes to witnessing the shadows created as the sun bounces off the terracotta rock formations and canyons. Then there’s the lush vegetation – with cacti, yucca and a bounty of unique plant life found thriving among arid surroundings. From the spectacular Great Basin Desert, which stretches across five states (California, Arizona, Oregon, Utah and Idaho) to the deep gorges of the Chihuahuan Desert in New Mexico and Texas – the opportunity for boundless exploration is endless.


Feel grounded beneath the forest canopies The forests of the US offer the perfect place to reconnect with nature. Whether you call it a hike, a walk or just some old-fashioned fresh air, the national forests scattered across the country provide the ideal


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opportunity to find some inner peace. The diverse woodlands house oaks and maples in the more temperate areas, giving way to cedars and pines in the coniferous regions. Keen-eyed explorers will also spot the Aspen tree – the largest living organism in the world. Home to the biggest Aspen colony, Utah is the perfect place to enjoy the striking beauty of the tree, especially in autumn when the green leaves turn a stunning buttery yellow. Travellers should look out for black bears, deer and elk native to the forest, to feel at one with their surroundings and with nature.


Experience remarkable beauty in the prairies Brimming with fascinating plants and American patriotism in equal measure, prairies are both a beautiful terrain and a vital ecosystem. The subject of many traditional American songs, prairies are vast expanses of grass and wildflowers that have been a staple in the US landscape for centuries. Both the shortgrass and tallgrass prairies are much-loved and keenly preserved across the


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