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Described as England's only desert, Dungeness, on the country's southern coast, gets its unique look from shingle that washes up on its shores. In fact, it represents one of the largest shingle expanses in all of Europe.

Located in the northern city of Flagstaff, Cinder Lake Crater Fields did once double as the moon. Apollo 15 astronauts actually trained there, as did subsequent Apollo missions.

Yup, there is a ski resort in Israel! Mount Hermon resort, in the northern part of the country, draws thousands of visitors each year to its slopes.

Located near Bordeaux, in the southwest part of the country, the Dune of Pilat is the largest sand dune in all of Europe.

Located in the southernmost corner of British Columbia’s beautiful Okanagan Valley is the Osoyoos Desert. This dry, shrub-grassland is one of Canada’s most fragile and endangered ecosystems – and it's only desert.

Known more for its lowlands and plains, China also boasts the Rock Forest. It consists of limestone formations thought to be some 270 million years old. In 2007 parts of the forest were named UNESCO World Heritage sites.

While most desert sands are composed of quartz, White Sands gets its color from gypsum and calcium sulfate. Interestingly, the sands remain cool as they reflect, rather than absorb, the sun's rays.

Sylt is an island in northern Germany considered to be one of the prettiest destinations in the country. Today it's become something of a trendy destination for celebrities and sightseers.