Nature

You can only get in from the water

Blocks of ice break off while you watch

The hills here are striped red and yellow

Stone pillars stand in ranks above the ravines

The water turns to mist before it lands

A green river loop across from the city centre

The rock below is shaped into cones and chimneys

Wild lizards live in this city park

Gaudí built a park on the hill above the city

Painted boats work these canals after dark

A film gave this rock its nickname

The fields follow the shape of the mountain

Eleven hairpin bends lead up to it

Hot spring water built these white terraces

It is made of 2,900 separate reefs

El Capitan and Bridalveil in one view

A poem is carved into the rock

The water holds you up on its own

Rock dust is what makes the water blue

A slab of rock juts out over the water

After rain it turns into a mirror

One crossing links two countries

Some islands here are made of reeds

Freshwater pools inside a limestone ravine

The hill turns blue in spring and red in autumn

The last palms before the open desert

The stalks grow into walls on both sides

It is three falls, and one crosses a border

The riverbank is used as an open-air stage

Lagoons form between the dunes after rain

Flood water cut these walls into waves

The South Rim view runs north for miles

The waterfall lands straight in the ocean

The largest island that is not a continent

Named after the director who filmed here

Ninety geysers fill one six-kilometre basin

Bare rock cuts through the forest above the lake

Two different harvests grow in one view

97 percent of the islands is protected