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How Many Amendments Does The Constitution Have?
The US Constitution has 27 amendments and each one reveals a powerful story about how America has evolved through struggle, debate, and reform.
The Cascadia Subduction Zone
Beneath the Pacific Northwest lies a hidden fault line with a powerful past—discover what makes the Cascadia Subduction Zone so geologically unique.
Susan B. Anthony: The Woman Behind the 19th Amendment
She never lived to vote, but Susan B. Anthony’s fight for women’s suffrage reshaped America. Learn how her activism led to real constitutional change.
The Smallest States in The United States
Which US states are the smallest—and why does size matter? Learn how these five compact states still play a big role in American life and politics.
How Many US Senators Are There?
Ever wondered how many US Senators there are? Learn why there are 100 senators, who they are, and how they shape our nation behind closed doors.
The Largest Man-Made Lakes in The US
These massive man-made lakes reshaped America’s landscape—learn how the seven largest were created, what they power, and the stories beneath their waters.
How Many Active Volcanoes Are In The US?
How many volcanoes are alive beneath the US? The real number—and where they're quietly seething—might surprise you more than you think.
The Pacific Northwest
Lush rainforests, volcanic peaks, and wild coastlines meet rich cultures and iconic cities in the endlessly dramatic Pacific Northwest.
Lake Jocassee
Lake Jocassee hides waterfalls, ghost towns, and record-breaking trout beneath its crystal-clear waters—South Carolina’s most mysterious mountain lake.
Mount Whitney
Where the earth rises to its highest point in the Lower 48, Mount Whitney lures adventurers with razor-edge ridges, alpine beauty, and epic summit glory.
The Deepest Natural Holes in the US
Peer into America’s most astonishing natural voids—vast shafts, sinkholes, and blue holes that plunge into unseen realms beneath the surface.
America’s Youngest Mountains (Still Rising Today)
These mountains aren’t done growing. Discover the youngest, fastest-rising peaks in America—where volcanoes, faults, and time shape the land in real time.
The Only US Mountains Named After Presidents
America’s wildest peaks hide presidential secrets—scale mountains named for leaders from Denali’s heights to New Hampshire’s rugged Presidential Range.
The San Andreas Fault
California’s most dangerous fault line holds the power to reshape cities—learn why the San Andreas Fault is both a marvel of geology and a seismic threat.
The Oldest Known Lava Fields in the US
Step into the geologic past with a look at the oldest lava fields in the US—timeless landscapes shaped by ancient eruptions and the forces of deep Earth.
The 6 Longest Undammed Rivers in the US
Untamed rivers stretch for hundreds of miles across the US, carving through wilderness and thriving without a single dam to block their natural flow.
Katmai National Park and Preserve
Witness grizzly bears, volcanic landscapes, and wild Alaskan beauty at Katmai National Park and Preserve—home to the Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes.
Mount St. Helens
Mount Saint Helens reshaped American landscapes with a blast heard across the nation—learn what happened, what remains, and why it still fascinates today.
The Strangest Looking Trees in America—and Where to See Them
Twisted trunks, rainbow bark, and gravity-defying roots—these are the 7 strangest-looking trees in America and exactly where to see them in the wild.
Gifford Pinchot National Forest
Where volcanic power meets ancient forest—Gifford Pinchot National Forest offers wild trails, crater views, and 1.3 million acres of untamed beauty.
The 5 Largest Animals in The United States
These giants rule the American wilderness—meet the five largest animals in the US, from towering moose to the heavyweight champions of the forest.
Mount Rainier
Towering over Washington with glaciers, wildflowers, and epic trails, Mount Rainier is a volcanic giant hiding alpine secrets and dramatic natural beauty.
Capitol Reef
Uncover Utah’s hidden geologic marvel—Capitol Reef—where cathedral-like cliffs, ancient petroglyphs, and desert beauty create an unforgettable escape.
How Did Hawaii Become Part of The United States?
How did a once-sovereign island kingdom become America’s 50th state? Uncover the dramatic story behind Hawaii’s controversial path to statehood.
The Hardest National Parks to Get to
From Arctic tundra to Pacific isles, these seven US national parks push the limits of travel—and reward you with nature’s most guarded, awe-inspiring wonders.
Conesus Lake
Where crystal-filled turtle stones hide beneath the surface, Conesus Lake blends serene beauty with epic fishing, boating, and year-round adventure.
The Oldest Living Trees in the United States
Uncover America’s most ancient trees—from a 5,000-year-old pine guarding the White Mountains to a mysterious aspen forest that’s been alive for millennia.
Fly Ranch Geyser
A kaleidoscope of color in the Nevada desert, Fly Ranch Geyser spews boiling water and steam from a surreal, otherworldly mound born by accident.
Rainforests in the US You Didn't Know Existed
Hidden rainforests thrive across the US—from tropical Puerto Rico to misty Alaska—offering lush landscapes and surprising wildlife you won’t expect.
The 5 Most Active Fault Lines in the US
Beneath quiet towns and bustling cities, these 5 fault lines are ticking time bombs—America’s most restless cracks in the Earth’s crust.