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This Is One of the Least Visited Areas in Utah’s National Parks…And It’s Also One of the Most Epic

This Is One of the Least Visited Areas in Utah’s National Parks…And It’s Also One of the Most Epic

This district is one of the most off-the-beaten-path spots in US National Parks, but it’s packed full of beauty… If you are looking for a National Park that is under the radar, Canyonlands is absolutely one you should consider. And even within Canyonlands, the Needles District is a total hidden gem. Canyonlands surrounds the joining…

14 Crazy Geological Wonders in Northern Arizona You Won’t Believe Are Actually Real

14 Crazy Geological Wonders in Northern Arizona You Won’t Believe Are Actually Real

I’ve traveled to 27 countries (and counting!) and so I don’t make this statement lightly: the southwest region of the United States is one of the most spectacular places in the entire world. I love love LOVE the fiery red rocks, deep canyons, unique formations, and soaring mountain peaks. Northern Arizona in particular is a…

Alabama Probably Isn’t On Your Radar—But If You’re a Waterfall Lover, You’ll Love It

Alabama Probably Isn’t On Your Radar—But If You’re a Waterfall Lover, You’ll Love It

North Alabama is home to some of the most beautiful waterfalls in the Southeast – I have been incredibly impressed with the lovely cascades that can be found throughout the state. From the turquoise falls at DeSoto Falls to the various cascades around Little River Canyon, there is a huge variety of what you can…

This Canyon River Hike in Capitol Reef Feels Like Utah’s Underrated Answer to the Narrows

This Canyon River Hike in Capitol Reef Feels Like Utah’s Underrated Answer to the Narrows

Hiking in the Narrows in Zion, with the tall, red walls of the canyon towering over you, is absolute bucket list material. But what most people don’t know is that there’s another, very similar hike in another Utah national park, with a fraction of the crowds. The hike? Sulphur Creek, and it’s probably my favorite…

17 Fascinating Historic Cities in the United States That Feel Like Stepping Back in Time

17 Fascinating Historic Cities in the United States That Feel Like Stepping Back in Time

When it comes to American travel, it’s easy to focus on flashy cities, national parks, or road trip stops, but some of the most fascinating places to explore are the ones with deep roots and histories. From colonial settlements and Revolutionary War landmarks to defensive forts and centuries-old architecture, the U.S. is full of cities…

Wild Horses, Painted Hills, and Roaming Bison Define This Overlooked National Park

Wild Horses, Painted Hills, and Roaming Bison Define This Overlooked National Park

Tucked away in a part of the country that people rarely visit is this hidden gem national park, where lovely landscapes, fun animal encounters, and interesting history abound… Theodore Roosevelt National Park is truly unique – it definitely has a different feel than many of the national parks you’ll find in the US. For starters,…

Discover The Hidden “Antelope Canyon” on Lake Powell That You Can Only Reach by Kayak

Discover The Hidden “Antelope Canyon” on Lake Powell That You Can Only Reach by Kayak

Say hello to an adventure that will immerse you in the breathtaking beauty of the American Southwest – kayaking in Antelope Canyon from the waters of Lake Powell. Nestled amidst the red rock canyons, Lake Powell is a gorgeous place to relax and play. This iconic reservoir, formed by the Glen Canyon Dam on the…

Follow This San Diego Itinerary and You’ll Understand Why Everyone Loves It Here

Follow This San Diego Itinerary and You’ll Understand Why Everyone Loves It Here

It didn’t take long for us to see why San Diego gets so much love. This coastal city in Southern California has that perfect mix of sunshine, ocean views, and relaxed vibe that makes it incredibly easy to enjoy. From cliffside sunsets and beach strolls to fresh tacos, historic neighborhoods, and a whole lot of…

This Southern Utah State Park Is So Beautiful, It Could Be Mistaken for a National Park

This Southern Utah State Park Is So Beautiful, It Could Be Mistaken for a National Park

I’m quite familiar with outdoor recreation areas in Utah, and I’ve done a lot of hiking around Utah and in the southwest, but it wasn’t until recently that I finally made it to Snow Canyon State Park. And y’all, I’m sad it took me this long, because Snow Canyon is amazing. This state park is…