Climate change is dramatically altering cherished destinations in the United States.

The Big Sur Coast Highway in California is crumbling into the sea due to landslides and cliff collapses worsened by climate change.

The Outer Banks in North Carolina are struggling with increased flooding and saltwater intrusion.

Washington, D.C.'s Tidal Basin is sinking, putting monuments and cherry trees at risk.

Key West, Florida is particularly vulnerable to rising sea levels and extreme heat.

Hawaii is dealing with wildfires, over-tourism, hotter temperatures, and coastal erosion.

Despite efforts to combat these threats, the future of these tourist spots remains uncertain.

The situation underscores the urgent need for sustainable practices and conservation efforts.