Jakobshavn, Greenland (Iceberg Factory)
A great view of all the ice sheets of Greenland breaking away to form ice bergs it's also thought that this is where the iceberg that sank the Titanic originated. Some of the icebergs are half a kilometer in size and to see them up close is an amazing experience unfortunately this “iceberg factory wont be there within the next generation due to global warming so if you are planning to visit it you should visit while it is there.
Erta Ale, Ethiopia
A lake of lave where very few people ever visit. The bubbling pool of lava makes patterns in the 100 meter wide lake it is on the boarder of Ethiopia and Eritrea and the only way to get there is by camel.
Meteor Crater, Arizona, USA
It's the world's biggest creator and over 1.1km across. It is said that over 50,000 years ago and space rock that was only 30 meters in diameter and cause this great impact to the surface creating this creator. This is one of 171 of the documented impact creators on the planet.
Salt Flats of Death Valley, USA
It's one of the lowest elevations in North America at 282 ft or 86 meters below sea level and looks amazing. This white layer is salt and minerals which have formed when rain water drips from the mountains around the valley into the valley it self by the time this water reaches there it's so hot that it evaporate leaving behind a white crust that we now see.
The Wave, Arizona, US
The red sandstone has been sculptured by the wind into this spectacular shape you can help but fall in love with it the very fragile rocks are a piece of art work and the US government put restrictions of only 10 visit per day to try and preserve it.
