This South Dakota attraction features four presidents carved into a mountain.
Mount Rushmore
Known as the “Mother Road,” this highway ran from Chicago to California.
Route 66
The Grand Canyon is located in this state.
Arizona
Old Faithful erupts regularly in this national park.
Yellowstone National Park
Georgia is especially famous for growing this fuzzy fruit.
a peach
This St. Louis landmark is a giant stainless-steel arch.
Gateway Arch
This famous California highway follows the Pacific coastline.
Pacific Coast Highway
The French Quarter is found in this state’s city of New Orleans.
Louisiana
This Florida national park is famous for alligators and wetlands.
Everglades National Park
Wisconsin travelers may stop for these squeaky bites of fresh cheese.
cheese curds
This South Dakota building is decorated with colorful murals made from corn.
the Corn Palace
This scenic road travels through the mountains of Virginia and North Carolina.
Blue Ridge Parkway
The Space Needle stands in Seattle in this state.
Washington
This national park stretches across Tennessee and North Carolina.
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Maine is famous for serving this seafood in a buttered roll.
lobster roll
Ten graffiti-covered cars are buried nose-first near Amarillo, Texas.
Cadillac Ranch
The Overseas Highway connects mainland Florida to this chain of islands.
the Florida Keys
The Liberty Bell can be visited in this state.
Pennsylvania
General Sherman, one of the world’s largest trees, grows in this California national park.
Sequoia National Park
Visitors to New Orleans enjoy these powdered-sugar-covered pastries.
beignets
This giant peach-shaped water tower is found in this Southern state.
South Carolina
Going-to-the-Sun Road travels through this Montana national park.
Glacier National Park
The Mall of America is located in this state.
Minnesota
This national park along the Maine coast is famous for Cadillac Mountain.
Acadia National Park
Texas is well known for slowly smoked slices of this beef barbecue favorite.
brisket