Boasting of some of the most striking natural sites in the country, the city of Moab is a treasure trove. Located south of the Colorado River, the city is a canvas of breathtaking topography comprised of eye-catching coral-colored mountains that tower over the glistening rivers and streams. Moab's proximity to awe-inducing natural attractions like the Arches National Park and Canyonlands is among the most prominent factors in attracting tourists from all over the world. Achieving the status of a resort town in the West, the city has become a recreational haven for adventure lovers. From BASE jumping, rock climbing, mountain biking to whitewater rafting, thrill-seekers are spoiled for choice here. Owing to its remarkable natural splendor, Moab has risen from being a quiet, secluded city to being one of the best recreation hubs in the country.

Occupying the southern region of the Valley is the charming town of Jackson. This sparsely-populated town is a stomping ground for many tourists and residents of neighboring cities. Home to a bustling shopping and eating district, the town blends old-school charm with the glitz of modern settlements. The numerous attractions and experiences offered here welcome travelers from far and beyond. Some of the must-visit destinations include the National Elk Refuge, the National Museum of Wildlife Art, Jackson Hole Historical Society & Museum and Jackson Town Square. An ideal destination for history buffs, outdoor lovers and culture enthusiasts alike, Jackson has something for everyone.

Encompassed by dramatic cliffs and rugged hills, Kanab is a mesmerizing slice of history nestled amid a stunning desert landscape. Fondly labeled the "Little Hollywood" of the region, the city spans a colorful past. Its location amid the rolling dunes of the Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park and the staggering rock formations of the Vermilion Cliffs National Monument render it a favorite with outdoor enthusiasts passing through. The city is steeped in history, with its Western traditions and heritage conveyed through attractions such as the Little Hollywood Movie Museum, Kanab Heritage House Museum, and the striking Moqui Cave. Remnants of filming sets scattered across Kanab and its outskirts attest to its once prominent function as a filmmaking destination.

Surrounded by the picturesque Theodore Roosevelt National Park, Medora is North Dakota’s prime tourist destination. Whether it’s accommodation, fine dining, entertainment, adventure, history or shopping; Medora fulfils all the parameters of a wholesome vacation spot. Those looking for outdoor activities will delight in the abundance of golf courses, children’s parks, trails and picnic spots. With its many sublime venues, the town attracts many companies and to-be brides and grooms too. When in the city, do visit the Badlands Overlook and the Chateau de Mores State Historic Site and dine at the famed Theodore’s Dining Room.

Just 33 miles west of Flagstaff is one of Arizona's most famous tourist towns, Williams, which was settled in 1881. Named after a famous trapper nicknamed Old Bill, this city features a landscape defined by hills draped in pines and quaint streets flanked by time-honored structures that hark back to the past. Owing to its location along the historic Route 66, Williams attracts tourists in droves, delighting them with its historical splendor and cultural nuances. Also offering access to the majestic Grand Canyon, the city is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers and features attractions such as the Bearizona Wildlife Park and the Grand Canyon Deer Farm. History lovers can explore landmarks such as Pete's Route 66 Gas Station Museum, the Williams Depot, and a preserved stretch of Route 66 that runs through the city.

Formerly known as White Oak, the majestic mountain town of Gatlinburg is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. Home to numerous hiking trails that snake along the Great Smoky Mountains, the charming town becomes the convenient basecamp for your mountainous adventures. While adventure seekers will be spoilt for choice with the bevy of recreational opportunities, culture enthusiasts and history buffs won’t be disappointed. Attractions such as Ripley’s Aquarium of the Smokies and Hollywood Star Cars Museum will surely delight them. When on the lookout for a thrilling weekend getaway, head to Gatlinburg.

Marfa is a city in Presidio County of Texas. Established in the 1880s as a railroad water stop in the high desert, Marfa has now flourished to become a major tourist town and cultural destination. A prime hub of art and culture, the city is home to some of the most well-known and revered art studios, museums, and cultural spaces like Art Blackburn, Marfa and Presidio County Museum, and Chinati Foundation. Other major attractions include Building 98, Marfa lights, and Ballroom Marfa. Marfa also attracts visitors due to its vicinity to Prada Marfa, a permanent pop-up art installation that resembles a Prada store.

Unfurling against a backdrop comprised of rugged hills and towering red cliffs hewn from sandstone, Springdale is a spellbinding patchwork of natural landmarks, quaint structures, and establishments that highlight its artistic heritage. While the town's defining feature is its proximity to the sprawling expanse of Zion National Park, Springdale also promises memorable experiences at its many delightful galleries and antique stores. Predominantly frequented by outdoor enthusiasts, the town offers visitors the chance to ensconce themselves in a locale frozen in time, with scenic views visible from every corner and a charming atmosphere cloaking its stunning landscape.

Luray is located in the north of the Shenandoah Valley. It offers travelers with good weekend getaway options. The vast open spaces and the natural trails found here provide tourists with fantastic opportunities to go water rafting, boating, cycling, and even hiking. Some important landmarks in this town include the Luray Caverns, Luray Valley Museum, and Luray Zoo. Another interesting attraction is the imposing Luray Singing Tower, also known as the Belle Brown Northcott Memorial. Luray is also known for its Civil War history, which can be explored through numerous Civil War markers in town.