1. Alaska (665,384 sq mi)
Alaska, the largest state in the USA, boasts stunning landscapes, including glaciers, mountains, and wildlife-rich wilderness, making it a haven for outdoor enthusiasts.
Texas, the Lone Star State, is renowned for its vast landscapes, including deserts, forests, and plains, as well as its rich history, cultural diversity, and thriving economy.
2. Texas (268,596 sq mi)
California, the Golden State, boasts diverse landscapes, from coastal beaches to towering mountains, iconic cities like Los Angeles and San Francisco, and a rich cultural tapestry.
3. California (163,696 sq mi)
Montana, known as the "Big Sky Country," captivates with its vast open spaces, majestic mountains, pristine wilderness, and abundant wildlife, offering unparalleled outdoor adventures.
4. Montana (147,040 sq mi)
New Mexico, the Land of Enchantment, enchants with its rich cultural heritage, stunning desert landscapes, vibrant art scene, and diverse culinary traditions.
5. New Mexico (121,590 sq mi)
Arizona, the Grand Canyon State, mesmerizes with its breathtaking natural wonders, including the Grand Canyon, vibrant desert landscapes, and Native American heritage.
6. Arizona (113,990 sq mi)
Nevada, the Silver State, dazzles with its vibrant entertainment scene in Las Vegas, vast desert landscapes, historic mining towns, and outdoor recreational opportunities.
7. Nevada (110,577 sq mi)
Colorado, the Centennial State, enthralls with its majestic Rocky Mountains, picturesque landscapes, outdoor adventures, vibrant cities like Denver, and thriving arts and cultural scene.
8. Colorado (104,094 sq mi)
Oregon, the Beaver State, captivates with its stunning Pacific coastline, lush forests, scenic mountains, vibrant cities like Portland, and diverse outdoor recreational opportunities.
9. Oregon (98,379 sq mi)
Wyoming, the Equality State, enchants with its rugged natural beauty, including Yellowstone National Park and Grand Teton National Park, vast plains, and rich cowboy heritage.
10. Wyoming (97,813 sq mi)