Landmarks
This tall green statue in New York City was a gift from France.
Statue of Liberty
The capital city of the United States.
Washington, D.C.
This American food is often eaten at barbecues and has a bun, a patty, and toppings.
Hamburger
To “hit the road” means to do this.
Start a trip or leave
The first national park in the United States, famous for geysers, sits on a large volcanic system.
Yellowstone
The home of Elvis Presley
Graceland
The city known as “The Big Apple.”
New York City
Famous types of this food include Deep Dish, Pepperoni and Pineapple/Ham
Pizza
“Catch some rays” means to do this at the beach.
Sunbathe
This California park is famous for giant sequoia trees and Half Dome rock.
Yosemite
This landmark, which sits high above Los Angeles, lets you know you're in the land of famous movie stars.
The Hollywood Sign
This U.S. city is famous for jazz, Mardi Gras, and the French Quarter.
New Orleans
Philadelphia's most iconic local food
Philly Cheesesteak
Taking a vacation at home instead of traveling is called ...
Staycation
This spectacular landmark in Arizona features one of the most dramatic landscapes in the world.
Grand Canyon
You can walk across this famous red bridge in San Francisco.
Golden Gate Bridge
This U.S. city is home to Hollywood and many movie stars.
Los Angeles
This sweet American dessert is usually eaten at Thanksgiving.
Pumpkin pie
A dream place you want to visit before you die is called ...
Bucket List Place or Destination (will accept Bucket List)
This national park is known as one of the hottest and driest places in the world.
Death Valley National Park
Iconic waterfall that sits on the border of the US and Canada
Niagra Falls
The mile-high city
Denver
Tex-Mex food of rolled tortillas filled with meat, beans, or cheese.
Burritos
This phrase describes A crowded or overpriced attraction
Tourist Trap
This swampy park in Florida is home to alligators and manatees, wading birds and many other species.
Everglades
This landmark sits in the middle of the San Francisco Bay.
Alcatraz
This city is famous for its coffee culture and The Space Needle.
Seattle
This cold dessert is made from frozen cream and sugar.
Ice cream
The phrase meaning A quiet place that few tourists visit
Off the beaten path
It’s famous for its high mountains and alpine lakes, including Trail Ridge Road and Dream Lake.
Rocky Mountain National Park
This landmark is similar in shape to the McDonald's logo
The Gateway Arch
The home of The Grand Ole Opry
Nashville
This dish of pasta and a dairy food is one of the most popular comfort foods in the US.
Macaroni & Cheese
Camping or traveling without comfort
Rough(ing) it
This California desert park is known for its twisted trees that grow in expressive shapes and extreme heat.
Joshua Tree National Park
This Philadelphia landmark symbolically "let freedom ring" until it cracked in 1846.
The Liberty Bell
The city where the Declaration of Indepence was signed and the US Constitution was drafted.
Philadelphia
This this spicy chicken dish was created in a Northern New York city.
Buffalo Chicken Wings
This phrase describes spending too much money on vacation
Break the bank
This Montana park sits on the Canadian border with steep valleys carved by ice and wide fields of wildflowers.
Glacier National Park
This giant stone monument in South Dakota shows the faces of four U.S. presidents.
Mount Rushmore
This city is the southernmost point of the continental US.
Key West
In the southern United States, a favorite dish combines one traditional dinner protein with a classic breakfast carbohydrate.
Chicken and waffles
If you travel so often you never unpack, you are ...
Living out of a suitcase
This California park is home to some of the largest living organisms in the world
Sequoia National Park
Large wall on Arizona/Nevada border named after a US President.
Hoover Dam
This city is known for adobe building and art that blends indigenous, Spanish and Southwestern influences.
Sante Fe, New Mexico
American as ...
Apple Pie
A strong desire to travel everywhere
Travel Bug
This park’s name comes from the fog that looks like smoke covering the mountains.
Great Smoky Mountains National Park