Natural Wonders
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San Antonio River Walk
A 15-mile urban waterway lined with shops, restaurants, hotels, and entertainment. One of the most popular tourist destinations in Texas, featuring beautiful cypress-lined paths a…
Brackenridge Park
A 343-acre public park established in 1899, home to the San Antonio Zoo, Japanese Tea Garden, and numerous trails. One of the oldest parks in Texas with beautiful natural scenery…
Japanese Tea Garden
A serene 2-acre garden built in an abandoned rock quarry in 1917. Features koi ponds, stone bridges, tropical plants, and a 60-foot waterfall. Originally called the "Sunken Garden…
Natural Bridge Caverns
Texas's largest commercial caverns, discovered in 1960. Features stunning formations, underground tours, a canopy challenge course, and a maze. Named for the 60-foot natural limes…
San Antonio Botanical Garden
A 38-acre garden featuring formal gardens, a conservatory, rose garden, native Texas landscapes, and a 16th-century formal Japanese garden. Opened in 1980 and home to over 3,000 p…
Government Canyon State Natural Area
An 8,600-acre park featuring over 40 miles of hiking and mountain biking trails through rugged Texas Hill Country terrain. Home to dinosaur tracks dating back 110 million years.
Fanjing Mountain in Guizhou, China
Fanjing Mountain, or Fanjingshan, is one of the most distinctive mountain landscapes in China. Located in Guizhou Province in the southwest of the country, it is known for steep r…
Dome Argus
An Antarctic ice dome considered a triple divide only under older definitions that divide the surrounding ocean into separate oceans.
Young Lick Knob
A Georgia mountain where three regional watershed systems meet in the southern Appalachian Mountains.
Crumbly Spire
A California mountain point near Mount Wallace where three watershed systems converge.
Headwaters Hill
A Colorado watershed point where runoff can enter three different major river drainage systems.
Commissary Ridge Triple Divide
A Wyoming watershed junction where runoff separates into three distinct drainage basins.