Redesignation makes Indiana Dunes the US’s newest national park, ending a fight for recognition lasting 103 years
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The most underrated US attractions.
Sidestep big cities and theme parks to explore a bridge leading nowhere, great galleries, steaming volcanoes and outposts of US history
Witness the Amish: buggies and bicycles in Ohio – in pictures
Heather Hall reflects on the slow-paced, traditional lifestyle of the Amish community
Campaign against Trump’s threat to US national monuments gathers pace
Activists are ramping up efforts to raise awareness of the US president’s order, which puts 27 US parks at risk of losing their protected status
Threatened US national monuments you have to see – in pictures
America the beautiful … it’s a land of dramatic – and protected – scenery but, with 27 national monuments’ status under review, change may be coming. Here, are 22 of the threatened mainland sites.
How to hike the Grand Canyon
With the US’s natural wonders facing an uncertain future, now is the time to visit the greatest of them all. Our writer tackles the 23-mile Rim-to-Rim trail in a single, muscle-grinding day, but offers tips for walking the route at a gentler pace
San Francisco, 50 years on from the Summer of Love
The scent of marijuana still lingers in the air, but what about rebellion? Half a century on from the year the world was told to turn on, tune in and drop out, we revisit the birthplace of 60s counterculture
‘In Montana it feels like there’s lots of sky stacked on top of us, layer upon layer’
Director Alex Smith, whose film Walking Out premieres at Sundance London this weekend, on his love for his home state, ‘Big Sky Country’
The best of Washington state and Oregon
The Pacific Northwest is known for its great outdoors – lakes, mountain trails, wild shores. But our readers also have tips for the region’s eminently livable towns and cities
Watchtowers, drones and a toxic moat: the designs for Trump’s border wall
Some proposals for Trump’s border wall may look like spoofs, but they provide a fascinating window into the lurid anxieties of middle America