10 Most-Visited U.S. Tourist Destinations

Its striking orange hue contrasts brilliantly with the deep blue waters of the Golden Strait below, which connects the San Francisco Bay with the Pacific Ocean.

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The Golden Gate Bridge is a must-see for many travelers exploring the U.S. West Coast, and for good reason.

Its striking orange hue contrasts brilliantly with the deep blue waters of the Golden Strait below, which connects the San Francisco Bay with the Pacific Ocean. Since its opening in 1937, millions of visitors have come from around the world to marvel at the groundbreaking 1.7-mile-long suspension bridge and enjoy the expansive protected park area at both ends. Today, around 15 million come annually to enjoy not only views of the bridge but also over 80,000 acres of green space in the Golden Gate National Recreation Area, which offers ample opportunities for hiking, bicycling, wildlife viewing, camping, and beachgoing.

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