What southern state has the best mountains?

The Souths Best Mountain Towns
  • Eureka Springs, Arkansas. Secluded and peaceful with winding mountainside streets, Eureka Springs has flair like no other town. ...
  • Dahlonega Georgia. ...
  • Asheville, North Carolina. ...
  • Gatlinburg, Tennessee. ...
  • Alpine, Texas. ...
  • Blue Ridge, Georgia. ...
  • Chattanooga, Tennessee.




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Grab your hiking boots and wine glass because the mountains are calling.
  • Eureka Springs, Arkansas. ...
  • Dahlonega Georgia. ...
  • Asheville, North Carolina. ...
  • Gatlinburg, Tennessee. ...
  • Alpine, Texas. ...
  • Blue Ridge, Georgia. ...
  • Chattanooga, Tennessee.


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Home to nine national parks (more parks than any other state in the country), California is undoubtedly the most beautiful state in America for natural wonders. From sandy beaches drenched in sunlight to majestic granite mountains, arid desert landscapes and the tallest trees in the world, California has it all.

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Five of these summits are located on the international border between Alaska and the Yukon, and three are located on the international border between Alaska and British Columbia. The ten highest major summits of the United States are all located in Alaska.

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Pikes Peak is an amazing backdrop for the town of Colorado Springs, Colorado. It rises from the Rocky Mountains to a height of 14,115 feet above sea level. It is only one out of fifty-three peaks in Colorado that are taller than 14,000 feet.

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