British Mum Reacts to the Most AMAZINGLY Beautiful Places In America!

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[@starparodier91]

5:17 You can 100% roll down the sand dunes! You can sled, ski, or sandboard as well! I’ve done it a few times. 😊

[@DianeCasanova]

You forgot to mention having to walk back up.😂😂

[@flashcar60]

James has the coolest mum.

[@Lina_unchained]

I've done the Angel's Landing hike, it's AMAZING. Pictures are beautiful but nothing can prepare you for being there in person and seeing that view. I literally cried, it was so breathtaking.

[@ladysky2883]

You are astonished heck we Americans are astonished. Being an American I haven't seen these places. A friend of mine made it her bucket list to visit every National Park in the US. It took years.

[@kelliefish6259]

❤ and blessings to you and your mum.🇺🇲Southern California. 🙏

[@mikeg.4211]

Not all American parks are national parks. Many Europeans don't realize that there are fantastic state parks as well, which should not be overlooked. #6, Watkin's Glen, for example, is a state park.

[@justinmoore3088]

Mum has got it going on! Sorry, not sorry 😂

[@jefferyshute6641]

Yep. 😎

[@jenniferandrews1917]

She has beautiful blue eyes!

[@Shawn-d5n]

There’s a place called RubyFalls in Chattanooga Tennessee. It’s amazing. The man who found it. The opening was just big enough for him to squeeze through. It took him 3 days and squeezing and it opened up to a huge cave system. Now when you go there. You get into an elevator that goes down a mile underground and it’s one of the most beautiful places I have ever seen. 😊

[@supernova19805]

I think New York State is underrated too. We took a trip across the state to Niagara Falls and back to the city. There is farmland, rolling hills and mountains, forests, many beautiful waterfalls, the Finger Lakes region, vineyards, apple orchards, the Hudson River Valley. Just gorgeous, especially in the fall.

[@garysimeone7864]

Yes it is ,I live on the lower Hudson Valley region and it is a beautiful area the Hudson River is gorgeous from this area on up north and the region is rich in history on the birth of this nation NYC is where most tourists go but they are missing a lot y not coming just north of the city

[@WhatsNextwithNora]

i love how many of these show what can be done to combine the best of nature and man made improvements - like the bridge. It's the difference between a photo of a green field with a tree - and the some photo with a snug little house or barn on it. I think it helps us picture ourselves there :)

[@darcyjorgensen5808]

Angels Landing is amazing. For part of it you are hanging onto chains. You simply cannot imagine what it’s like when you finally get to the top. Zion is incredibly beautiful, and it’s a short (for Americans) drive throughout the area to Arches, Bryce, Canyonlands, Capital Reef and more. Make sure you go to Monument Valley and Mesa Verde if you can fit those in.

[@vjtonelli]

You two are wonderful human beings. ❤

[@darcyjorgensen5808]

The Horseshoe Bend is less than two hours from the Grand Canyon. Recall, the South Rim is c. 7,000’ and the North Rim is c. 8’000’. This is something many people do not take into consideration when plan their hikes.

[@propertylady57]

Your mom mentioned one of my favorite places to visit. Pigeon Forge, Tennessee. I absolutely love the Smoky Mountains, especially in the autumn. Dolly Parton has one of the best theme parks there called Dollywood. Jolly just had a video about their trip to Dollywood. When Archie is a little older he would love it. Dolly also has a water park. I think it’s called Dolly’s Splash World. Give me an inner tube and let me float around the lazy river ride. I love it. Down the road from Pigeon Forge is Gatlinburg which is a nice place too.

[@Roh_Echt]

Unfortunately...Multnomah Falls Lodge doesn't have rooms for overnight stays. I recommend the Columbia Gorge Hotel for overnight stays near the gorge and falls. The lodge does have a restaurant and gift shop though. Glacier Nat'l Park is amazing....if you are prepared to, and can make a backcountry hiking trip out of your visit. There's only so much you can see from the minimal roadways through the park. Backcountry trips must be planned and reserved ahead of time though.

[@briantalley8415]

These are all amazing places to visit! I happen to be near Watkin's Glen. It is truly beautiful and worth visiting!

[@darcyjorgensen5808]

Carlsbad Caverns rocks. If you are freaked out by walking all the way down, there is - swear to God - an elevator (lift). My brother was about four and in a stroller, and my stepmum was freaked out, so we took the elevator. If you are in Carlsbad, you may as well take a trip to Tombstone, AZ (yes, the OK Corral).

[@luxleather2616]

my Southwest Arizona town about 15 minutes from sand dunes & theres so many things you can do including yes rolling down them or ride a dune buggy & also sandboard....Horseshoe Bend is only one very small part of the Grand Canyon....one side of the Grand Canyon is run by the national park system & the other is run by the Native Americans that live in the area....there's other smaller parks & refuges all around Arizona to show the diverse terrain we have....Sedona is definitely a must see place....there's a place that's got 'The Flintstones' I used to love going as a kid on the way to the Grand Canyon

[@darcyjorgensen5808]

The Na Pali coast trail is pretty rough these days. View it by boat, as a helicopter or plane goes down every few years. Also on Kauai is Waimea Canyon State Park, also known as the Grand Canyon of the Pacific.

[@jLutraveling]

She was so close to the Great Smoky Mountain Park.

[@starparodier91]

My parent’s and I did a summer road trip over there when I was about seven (so ‘98). As someone born and raised in Colorado- I fell in love. Such a beautiful place.

[@joshuawaldun-br1dy]

We sled down the sand dunes same as sledding down snow!

[@maryannashenfelder5513]

Please come back, a lot of people would gladly show you around!! We truly care for you! From the USA 🇺🇸

[@62impalaconvert]

9:40 Watkins Glen is a New York State Park (not a National Park). There are over 6600 State Parks in the USA. Horsehoe Bend is not a climb, it is a fairly level 1.5 mile roundtrip wide path accessible and suitable for the average tourist.

[@eileenderheim3768]

People use snowboards to slide down the dunes. The comparison to most of the rest of Colorado is stark. Carlsbad is HUGE!! Truly a memorable tour. All of Hawaii is beautiful. One not mentioned but definitely makes you feel as if you are in the clouds is Haleakala National Park. Elevations over 10,000 feet that when visiting will often put you above the clouds. Sunrise and Sunsets are amazing.

[@darcyjorgensen5808]

Yellowstone is, in essence, a huge volcano. The sulphuric water is hot enough to cook you. Quickly. And it stinks. But it is mesmerising.

[@melodyspoor3127]

You could come to sleeping bear sand dunes, here in Michigan. When I was in grade school, they bused us there at the end of years. We rolled down them often.

[@garyi.1360]

I've hiked Angels Landing. It's wonderful. And the Na'Pali Coast.

[@EricksonEtc]

To answer one question: Some of the caves and caverns were found by ranchers searching for lost cattle, or by hunters / trappers following wild game. Some of them were known to the Native Americans in the area long before hunters/trappers/settlers.

[@halfloft]

Everyone of these type of posts only show the red rocks in Utah. However, we are in the Rocky mountains. Google images of the Uintahs, Wasatch and Tushar ranges. Also they are completely different in each season.

[@bmarrello1]

in 1969 my parents took us on holiday to Disneyland in LA. We drove from Chicago to New Orleans then headed west on I-10 We stopped at Carlsbad Caverns What I remember at 9 years old were the bats coming out at dusk Looked like a tornado

[@dedebones1967]

I love Starved Rock it's in my state of Illinois absolutely breathtaking

[@CliffordValvick]

My mom's side of the family is from LaSalle,. My grandparents and my mom and her siblings relocated to Chicago during the depression, and that,s where I'm originally from. I love Starved Rock! I'm 73 now but we've been going there since my childhood even staying at the lodge and doing the hiking the trails!

[@Ahzpayne]

50 this year. Never had a passport because I've spent those years seeing all but Dry Tortuga from this list. And the countless other locations that match them in beauty. I feel like I've experienced every biome I need to experience with the access to Canada an Enhanced ID provides me.

[@ellinganderson5434]

Add Crater Lake to your list of Oregon sights

[@opihijadetyra1309]

ALOHA! Hope you sll visit Hawaii soon! There are waterfalls you could swim in here.If you come at the right time of year, you could go to the beach, visit a volcano and rain forest, then play in snow all in a day!

[@user-gk9lg5sp4y]

I've been to Carlsbad and huge colonies of bats fly out of the caves at night. People used to literally mine the bat 💩 for fertilizer. 😄

[@Instantphojo]

Videos with mom is always fun.😊

[@diannelovejoy5514]

I live about 20 miles from Watkins Glen State Park. The waterfalls are a major attraction. The community of Watkins Glen has also hosted Grand Prix racing 🏎 and NASCAR yearly. ❤

[@darkjedi74]

As long as y’all are checking out national parks, check out Mt. Rainier National Park in Washington state (named after a Brit incidentally) and North Cascades National Park. Both are absolutely breathtaking! Not to mention there’s so much to do in nearby Seattle. Also the Hoh National Rainforest is pretty amazing to see. All that said, I’d definitely recommend going in late June or July, maybe early August, just because that’s by far the nicest time of the year, and the least chance of rain.

[@dennisfitzgerald8486]

Mum has been a great addition to your channel

[@tbergstrom4599]

James, your Mom is a delightful lady. I can see her influence in your very pleasant personality.

[@deanaltman6841]

The bad thing about this top 10 is simply there are so many fantastic places they haven’t covered. Should be a “ top 50” list.

[@gregbenwell6173]

I live near Watkins Glen State Park in New York State and IT IS pretty amazing to hike the trail in the creek!!! I do suggest bringing at least a couple of water bottles with you if you come visit!! As the hike can get pretty warm in some areas!!

[@kevananne]

Carlsbad caverns is amazing! All of these are, but I’ve seen the caverns and was amazed.

[@BM-hb2mr]

There's a lot of hidden places that within the US that nobody talks about and they're not talked about so a lot of people don't go to them.There's a lot of rivers within the u.S that are beautiful and probably the best places on earth

[@davidmarquardt9034]

At 13:15 these hot springs can be deadly in another way. Some vary greatly in pH levels, being low pH (acid) to on the other end of the pH scale, high (casuisict ). It's possible after cooking to death, the water will dissolve your body.

[@Ginoulmer]

I have stood on the bridge at Multnomah Falls and I see the Grand Prismatic Springs every summer. We live about a 100 miles from Yellowstone Park in Montana and I take my kids to the Park every summer. Scientists say that if Yellowstone has a full eruption it's a global killer. It could put so much material in the atmosphere that it would block the sun for up to 2 years and everything within 1,000 miles would be completely destroyed. Montana is big that the area I live is 396 miles from me and if I go the other direction its 350 miles to North Dakota the next state over and if I head north I'm 350 miles from Canada

[@gregdiamond6023]

We even have a rain forest in Washington.

[@TobyBaker-hz3rw]

Y'all have many beautiful places over there too. 👍

[@darcyjorgensen5808]

Glacier is scarily beautiful.

[@BM-hb2mr]

Yeah, what they don't tell you about caves.Two of the best cavesare in kentucky and the next one from that is merrimac caverns in missouri

[@jimgreen5788]

Mom, Pigeon Forge, TN, is in Great Smoky Mtns. N.P. I don't know why Zion N.P. (the home of Angel's Landing) is being mispronounced so often. It's NOT ZYE-ahn; rather, it rhymes with 'lion', which is also the name of the large hill of the same name in Jerusalem, as well as an ancient name for the city. Years ago, I was on a boat cruise at the end of the Na Pali Coast trail on Kauai. Beautiful!! Great Sand Dunes translates to 167.7 sq. mi./434.3 sq, km. Mom, Watkins Glen is a state park in New York, rather than a national park,and Glacier N.P. is on the Canadian border, with a Canadian twin (Waterton Lakes N.P.) adjacent. I just returned from a quick visit to google, where I learned that back in 1882, a young man noticed a stream of bats coming out of the ground, and investigated.

[@andrewmcclure2378]

Not far from Pigeon Forge is the Great Smokey Mountain National Park. so you were close

[@bobslate7231]

You probably went into Great Smoky Mountain National Park it's next to Pigeon Forge Tennessee.

[@johnniekight1879]

Horseshoe Bend was formed from erosion.

U can sled down the dunes

[@rjdonohue90]

An overlooked place is the Adirondack park

[@Roboto2073]

Nice, another Mum video. Always fun.

[@jeffhampton2767]

You have to go to Florida. St Augustine, Orlando, Miami, Key West ❤❤❤

[@otter3095]

Enjoy mum on the channel. 👏🏻. May I suggest a video going over the different accents of the States?

[@CCoburn3]

If she’s been to Pigeon Forge, she’s probably been to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.

[@epongeverte]

THERE ARE 63 NATIONAL PARKS IN THE USA [This does not include various monuments, etc. looked after by the park system, nor does it include the various state parks] Parks listed from largest to smallest 1 Wrangell-St Elias [Alaska] 33,682.6 km2 2 Gates of the Arctic [Alaska] 30,448.1 km2 3 Denali [Alaska] 19,185.8 km2 4 Katmai [Alaska] 14,870.3 km2 5 Death Valley [California/Nevada] 13,793.3 km2 6 Glacier Bay [Alaska] 13,044.6 km2 7 Lake Clark [Alaska] 10,602.0 km2 8 Yellowstone [Wyoming/Montana/Idaho] 8,983.2 km2 9 Kobuk Valley [Alaska] 7,084.9 km2 10 Everglades [Florida] 6,106.5 km2 11 Grand Canyon [Arizona] 4,862.9 km2 12 Glacier [Montana] 4,100.0 km2 13 Olympic [Washington] 3,733.8 km2 14 Big Bend [Texas] 3,242.2 km2 15 Joshua Tree [California] 3,217.9 km2 16 Yosemite [California] 3,082.7 km2 17 Kenai Fjords [Alaska] 2,710.0 km2 18 Isle Royale [Michigan] 2,314.0 km2 19 Great Smoky Mountains [North Carolina/Tennessee] 2,114.2 km2 20 North Cascades [Washington] 2,042.8 km2 21 Kings Canyon [California] 1,869.2 km2 22 Sequoia [California] 1,635.2 km2 23 Hawaii Volcanoes [Hawaii] 1,395.4 km2 24 Canyonlands [Utah] 1,366.2 km2 25 Grand Teton [Wyoming] 1,254.7 km2 26 Rocky Mountain [Colorado] 1,075.8 km2 27 Channel Islands [California] 1,009.9 km2 28 Badlands [South Dakota] 982.4 km2 29 Capitol Reef [Utah] 979.0 km2 30 Mount Rainier [Washington] 956.6 km2 31 Petrified Forest [Arizona] 895.9 km2 32 Voyageurs [Minnesota] 883.1 km2 33 Shenandoah [Virginia] 811.2 km2 34 Crater Lake [Oregon] 741.5 km2 35 Biscayne [Florida] 700.0 km2 36 Zion [Utah] 595.9 km2 37 White Sands [New Mexico] 592.2 km2 38 Redwood [California] 562.5 km2 39 Great Sand Dunes [Colorado] 434.4 km2 40 Lassen Volcanic [California] 431.4 km2 41 Saguaro [Arizona] 375.9 km2 42 Guadalupe Mountains [Texas] 349.5 km2 43 Great Basin [Nevada] 312.3 km2 44 Arches [Utah] 310.3 km2 45 Mammoth Cave [Kentucky] 293.3 km2 46 Theodore Roosevelt [North Dakota] 285.1 km2 47 Dry Tortugas [Florida] 261.8 km2 48 Mesa Verde [Colorado] 212.4 km2 49 Acadia [Maine] 198.6 km2 50 Carlsbad Caverns [New Mexico] 189.3 km2 51 Bryce Canyon [Utah] 145.0 km2 52 Wind Cave [South Dakota] 137.5 km2 53 Haleakala [Hawaii] 135.5 km2 54 Cuyahoga Valley [Ohio] 131.8 km2 55 Black Canyon of the Gunnison [Colorado] 124.6 km2 56 Congaree [South Carolina] 108.0 km2 57 Pinnacles [California] 108.0 km2 58 Indiana Dunes [Indiana] 62.1 km2 59 Virgin Islands [U.S. Virgin Islands] 60.9 km2 60 American Samoa [American Samoa] 33.4 km2 61 New River Gorge [West Virginia] 28.4 km2 62 Hot Springs [Arkansas] 22.5 km2 63 Gateway Arch [Missouri] 0.8 km2

[@Angelwatcher1624]

You guys should grab the National Park passport book if you plan to visit many

[@Deadcntr]

Swimming is allowed at many waterfalls.

[@charlesperez9976]

I want to say,this is the new world. This is the new world that drove a King mad. King George the second,I believe. A revolution happened,the British army was repelled. This loss,the first of many British colonies ,it literally drove the King insane. As well it should. This country is a marvel to the eyes and minds of anyone who beholds it. ❤️

[@larryfisher2633]

James! Your mom's eyes are beautiful

[@Tbone1492]

This was a bad list. That kid that did the top #25 had it spot on. So many better places for Mum

[@jimcathcart5116]

The Grand Canyon is a deep ravine from a flat landscape

[@BTinSF]

Albeit a very elevated flat landscape. The canyon rims vary from around 7500 to 8800 ft. but the altitude down in the canyon is only around 2400 ft.

[@ST-ov8cm]

You guys need to do a reaction to an episode of SWAMP PEOPLE

[@Marcus-p5i5s]

you can swim in national parks

[@timfeeley714-25]

Ironically the most glaciers in the lower 48 states are in North Cascades national Park in Washington State not glacier national Park

[@tking747]

No Grand Canyon?😮

[@jimcathcart5116]

A lot of people surf down the sand dunes

[@DennisRabidue]

Cant believe they left out rhe great lake area"s the northern midwest is very beautiful not to mention the smokie mt. Area's

[@andrewchristopher7138]

Hi

[@SGlitz]

Notice the Grand Canyon is not on here?

[@IcarusLhooq-bc7uq]

I d love to see England but yes plz do come see our best!! we have taken care to preserve some . see the badlands and Yellowstone and Oregon's beaches and the Rockies !! come here to Fl and see our rivers and sinkholes and beaches . welcome !! oh don't forget grand canyon !! and just many places ok ? but those are big one s

[@DavidFlores-j7u]

James, enjoy yours & Millie's vids.Not to sound creepy, your Mom is quite attractive, her eyes tell me she can spot B.S. from the locker room!😅

[@ariespat]

Try the white sands in new mexico

[@sonnystaton]

Angels Landing, Glacier, Multnomah Falls, Grand Prismatic Springs, Grand Canyon, done all those. Living in California means all those places are drivable.

[@BTinSF]

The BBQ isn't great, though 🤣 (but I understand--I live in San Francisco).

[@sonnystaton]

@@BTinSF Slow Hand bbq in Martinez. I'm Vacashizzel! Lol. We're Vallejo originally.

[@michaeltipton5500]

Mama Beesley.

[@DUEYZ4U]

👍👍

[@hughfuller8416]

Pardon me James, but is your mom single?

[@mikesahle1193]

👏👏👏☮️

[@hardluckhenry]

Are there any sites to see there?

[@BTinSF]

Of course there are and I don't know why these KZbinrs keep denigrating their own country so. The Scottish highlands are breathtaking, especially where the locks cut into them. I'd personally love to visit the Lake District, made famous by the Victorian era romantic poets like Wordsworth, Coleridge and so on. If you're fan of Sherlock Homes, surely you've wanted to go out on a moor and listen for the Hound of the Baskervilles. And the southwest coast--Cornwall, Devon--have pretty dramatic scenery (not to mention the "White Cliffs of Dover").

[@Tarzan91303]

Your mom is beautiful. Hey 👋

[@charlesperez9976]

Blast. BLAST! I made a promise,in the pecan pie video,to never comment on Mrs. Beesley. So I will not. Instead,I shall just say this: Hi,Mrs. Beesley😅

[@BM-hb2mr]

There's actually prettier places and in the midwest

[@PeterOConnell-pq6io]

If you can identify an ugly place in the USA, let me know. Don't do Angel's Landing at night (like I did). It's a long way down, and dangerous.

[@BTinSF]

It's hard to distinguish between ugly and interesting. While thinking about your challenge, I had trouble coming up with anything on the planet I'd really call "ugly". There are inner city slums and tumble down shacks in the south and burned out sections of The Bronx or Detroit but are those "ugly" or just fascinating?

[@PeterOConnell-pq6io]

@@BTinSF Sad but true

[@Marcus-p5i5s]

don't worry the Glaciers will be in that park for another couple hundred years

[@phoenixmichaels]

Is your beautiful mum accepting marriage proposals? She seems so very sweet as well. I can prepare a proper resume. And you won't have to call me Dad.

[@terenciosaymo3671]

Ever since the "Missing 411" book series, please, use a sturdy camper or a sturdy trailer instead of a flimsy tent and stay on the main trails to enjoy the national parks in the USA, even in the State of Hawaii, in order to better protect yourselves from disgruntled cryptids: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p4fHnqKGecapnq8si=2kPw8Y4ssq7d185g.

[@Sammy9808]

I have been to the Dry Tortuga's, it is very beautiful but I am not sure it belongs on this list. I have lived in 6 states, including Hawaii but my favorites that I have lived in are Montana, Washington state and Colorado. My least favorite is North Carolina. NC does have it's beauty, but there is nothing like the Pacific Northwest and the Rockies. Hawaii was too hot for me.

[@pascalbeauchamp3814]

You have i pretty pretty mom

[@CSBAkS]

Wenn unsere Verabredungen so viel Spaß machen würden, würden wir uns jeden Tag kaputtlachen😘