USA
Arizona: Land of Mighty Canyons
Arizona is the heart of the Southwest and home to the spectacular Grand Canyon. The state fascinates with the red rocks of Sedona, the giant saguaro cacti of the Sonoran Desert, and the cultural heritage of the Navajo. From dusty desert landscapes to cool pine forests, Arizona offers dramatic diversity for nature lovers and adventurers. Go to the Arizona page
Colorado: The Roof of the Rockies
In Colorado, the Rocky Mountains rise majestically above the vast prairie. Between the peaks of Rocky Mountain National Park and the red rocks of the Garden of the Gods, life pulses in the “Mile High City,” Denver. It is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts, famous for world-class ski resorts like Aspen. Go to the Colorado page
Idaho: Untamed Wilderness
Idaho, the “Gem State,” surprises with deep gorges like Hells Canyon and bizarre lava fields at Craters of the Moon. While dense forests and clear lakes like Lake Coeur d’Alene dominate the north, the Snake River plunges into the depths at the impressive Shoshone Falls. Go to the Idaho page
Montana: Under the Big Sky
In “Big Sky Country,” the horizon seems endless. Montana impresses with the untouched Glacier National Park, featuring turquoise lakes and imposing glaciers. It is a land of wide valleys and historic gold-mining towns, where the wilderness is felt behind every curve. Go to the Montana page
Nevada: Glittering Lights and Desert Silence
Nevada is a land of extreme contrasts. While Las Vegas never sleeps as a dazzling oasis of entertainment, deep silence reigns in the lonely High Desert and Great Basin National Park. Beyond the neon lights, the deep blue Lake Tahoe and rugged mountain ranges beckon adventurers. Go to the Nevada page
Utah: Sculptures of Red Stone
Utah is home to the “Mighty 5” national parks, including the famous Zion and Arches National Park with its iconic stone arches. From the endless expanses of Monument Valley to the glittering salt flats of the Great Salt Lake, the state offers an almost surreal red desert landscape. Go to the Utah page
Wyoming: The Heart of the Wild West
Wyoming is home to the legendary Yellowstone, the world’s first national park, known for geysers like “Old Faithful.” Here, untamed wildlife—from bison to grizzly bears—meets the heritage of cowboys and the rugged, snow-capped peaks of the Grand Teton Range. Go to the Wyoming page