Whether you're planning a road trip or a family vacation, each state has a variety of landmarks that are worth taking the time to visit. These landmarks range from national parks to historical sites. Some landmarks are well known, such as the Grand Canyon, but others, like the Carlsbad Caverns tend to fly under the radar. This list features an interesting landmark in each state, whether it be natural or man-made, that is a great example of the beauty and importance our country possesses.
Alabama: 16th Street Baptist Church
Alaska: Mt. McKinley
Arizona: The Grand Canyon
Arkansas: Little Rock Central High School
California: Golden Gate Bridge
Colorado: Mesa Verde National Park
Connecticut: Mystic Seaport
Delaware: Caesar Rodney Statue
Florida: Kennedy Space Center
Georgia: Georgia Aquarium
Hawaii: Pearl Harbor
Idaho: Craters of the Moon
Illinois: Millennium Park
Indiana: Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Iowa: High Trestle Trail Bridge
Kansas: Dodge City
Kentucky: Churchill Downs
Louisiana: The French Quarter
Maine: Portland Head Lighthouse
Maryland: The National Mall
Massachusetts: The Freedom Trail
Michigan: The Henry Ford Museum
Minnesota: The Mall of America
Mississippi: Vicksburg National Military Park
Missouri: Gateway Arch
Montana: Little Bighorn
Nebraska: Chimney Rock
Nevada: The Vegas Strip
New Hampshire: Mount Washington
New Jersey: Cape May Lighthouse
New Mexico: The Carlsbad Caverns
New York: The Statue of Liberty
North Carolina: Wright Brothers Memorial
North Dakota: The Painted Canyon
Ohio: The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
Oklahoma: Route 66
Oregon: Crater Lake
Pennsylvania: The Liberty Bell
Rhode Island: Newport Cliff Walk
South Carolina: Fort Sumter
South Dakota: Mount Rushmore
Tennessee: Country Music Hall of Fame & Museum
Texas: The Alamo
Utah: Zion National Park
Vermont: Camel's Hump
Virginia: Arlington National Cemetery
Washington: The Seattle Space Needle
West Virginia: New River Gorge Bridge
Wisconsin: Taliesin
Wyoming: Old Faithful
