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Everglades National Park Ranked Among Top 5 Nature Spots to Visit on the East Coast of the US

With the arrival of fall, the East Coast transforms into a breathtaking tapestry of warm colors. The crisp air and vibrant foliage make this season one of the most enchanting times to explore the natural beauty of the region. The online casino JeffBet analyzed several factors to compile a list of the most popular nature hotspots on the East Coast, highlighting must-see places to visit this fall. The study analyzed the number of Instagram posts under area-specific hashtags that mentioned the most aesthetically pleasing parks, lakes, forests, and other natural attractions in each state.

In Florida, the most popular nature spot is the Everglades National Park, with 870,000 posts on Instagram. The Everglades are a flooded grassland region filled with marshes, swamps, and forests, making it an ideal location to experience the beauty of nature and witness a diverse ecosystem.

“The popularity of these spots is a testament to the astonishing natural beauty of the East Coast,” a Spokeperson for JeffBet said. “It’s no surprise that both locals and visitors continue to enjoy these magnificent spaces. Unsurprisingly, their beauty is further enhanced in the fall as the leaves change, making them hotspots for anyone wanting to experience some picturesque views or connect with nature at this time of year. These spots highlight why the East Coast is perfect for a quick day trip, a weekend getaway, or a long break.”  

In Georgia, Lake Lanier took the top spot with 267,000 posts. The reservoir boasts stunning scenery as well as marinas and parks along the shoreline, cementing it as an ideal spot to relax and soak up the beauty of the outdoors. In South Carolina, Angel Oak was the most popular spot, with 38,200 posts. Located in Angel Oak Park, the majestic tree is estimated to be at least 400-500 years old and stands 65 feet tall. The tree’s branches unfold in a canopy that covers approximately 17,000 square feet.  

Methodology: 

A seed list of nature spots was compiled using each state’s official tourism website. The volume of Instagram posts under each spot’s respective hashtag was retrieved. These were then combined to create an overall ranking of the most popular beauty spots across the 11 states, and the most popular spot in each state was highlighted for the story. 

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