24. Burney Falls In California Is Theodore Roosevelt’s Pick
For decades people have thought about what the 8th wonder of the world is, and most give their opinion. Former president Theodore Roosevelt is no exception as he became a spokesperson for Burney Falls, a waterfall in California.
Not only did Roosevelt speak openly about his choice, but the falls became a National Natural Landmark in December 1954. The sight of the waterfall is beautiful at 129 feet high and a constant water flow rate of 379 million liters per day. Many people feel the best time to see Burney Falls is in April after the snow melts.
