Tadami River, Aizu, Japan

This region of Japan sees some of the most snowfall in the country.

Come here during the winter months to see spectacular vistas when the Aizu forests get blanketed in snow. The famous bridge over the Tadami River is a must-see as well.

Snake River, Wyoming, USA

Starting in Yellowstone National park, this 1,078-mile-long river flows through 4 states before emptying into the Pacific.

It can be found in some famous parks such as Grand Teton National Park and Hells Canyon.

Snoqualmie Falls, Seattle, Washington, USA

This 268-foot waterfall is one of Washington’s most popular scenic destinations. During the winter months the falls freeze, forming amazing giant icicles. There is also a large park, observation deck, and a gift shop to check out.

Abraham Lake, Alberta, Canada

Found on the North Saskatchewan River in Alberta, this artificial lake was created in 1972 and has the same blue color as other glacial lakes in the area.

Rhaetian Railway in Switzerland

Apparently one of the most beautiful trains rides in the world, heading through the Alps, is indeed one of the most amazing things you’ll experience.

The Blue Pond, Biei, Hokkaido, Japan

You can get to this famous little blue pond from the quaint town of Biei. The trees growing out of the lake and frozen during the winter make a unique sight.

Kirkjufell, Iceland

This mountain looks like it belongs in a fantasy novel or fairytale. The strangely shaped mountain is a sight to behold even in spring but comes winter it takes on a whole other persona.

Perito Moreno, Santa Cruz Province, Argentina

One of the main tourist sights in the Patagonia region, this monolithic glacier is best explored by hiking on it. Unlike other glaciers around the world, this one is actually not retreating because it continues to accumulate mass at a rate similar to that of its loss and no one knows why.

Lake Bled, Slovenia

One of the most iconic lakes in the world, the famous Bled church on the island in the middle becomes even more magical in the winter. Sometimes the lake can even freeze over for a truly special sight.

Lake Baikal, Siberia, Russia

The deepest and oldest lake in the world at 1,642 m (5,387 ft) deep, becomes extra spectacular in the winter creating unique ice sculptures and patterns.