Havasupai Falls, Grand Canyon, Arizona

Measuring an unbelievable 277 miles long, 18 miles wide and over 6000 miles at its deepest point, the Grand Canyon is impressive to say the least. But while the canyon itself makes a sensational view, it’s what you can find in its expanse that’s even more dazzling. The Havasupai Falls, albeit quite difficult to get a hiking permit, take an intense 8 to 10 miles to get to, but when you get there, it’s said that they literally take your breath away.

Niagara Falls, New York

Interestingly, the Niagara Falls can be seen from two different vantage points; North America from New York, and Ontario from Canada, as well as acting as a boundary between the two countries. The falls are between 70 to 100 feet above and they push an immense six million cubic feet of water into the Niagara River below. And while the falls are really just that, falls, ask anyone standing by the ledge, they are still incredible to look at.