Getting to and from Denver is one of the main things many people do when they come to Colorado. Going from Denver to Breckenridge (and back) is one of the more popular routes especially during the winter. Breckenridge is an incredible mountain town with access to both Breckenridge Ski area as well as trails, wilderness, and ski areas in the … [Read more...]
Guide to Visiting the Nazca Lines Peru
Visiting the Nazca Lines in Peru is one of the highlights of a trip through the South American Country. Viewing the lines require getting some serious altitude as the lines are so large along the desert landscape. Their are dozens of lines and hundreds of related markings so seeing all of them won't happen. But it's really not necessary as seeing … [Read more...]
Guide to Mesa Arch Hike – Canyonlands National Park
Mesa Arch, in the Island in the Sky District of Canyonlands National Park is one of the most famous and most photographed landmarks in the National Park System. It is also one of the best and easiest hikes you can do in a park with such a great payoff. About Mesa Arch Mesa Arch is a beautiful pothole arch on the eastern edge of the … [Read more...]
Best Things to Do in Boulder Colorado
Boulder, located in the foothills of the Rockies, is one of the most beautiful cities in the United States. It always ranks as one of the best places to live or even to visit. Living here in Colorado, it's one of my favorite spots to explore, grab coffee, or more. Here we look at some of the best things to do in Boulder Colorado. Pearl Street … [Read more...]
Delicate Arch Hike Guide – Arches National Park
One of the most iconic hikes in the Arches National Park, the Delicate Arch Hike is one that most folks add to their "must-do" list. And for good reason, the arch is quite magical, it is super well known, many Americans have seen photos of the arch. It also adorns the license plate of Utahans. So if you are looking to hike the delicate arch … [Read more...]
Best Ways to Travel from Missoula to Helena Montana
Two of my favorite Montanan cities, Missoula and Helena have so much to offer. Missoula has a great downtown with lots to do and places to eat. Helena has the mix of a state capital, a great small city, and lots going on. Helena's walkable pedestrian downtown area is a perfect place as well to explore and wander. This post is to help you find the … [Read more...]
Hiking Rainbow Mountain and Red Valley – Peru
One of the newest and most popular hikes in Cusco is the Rainbow Mountain hike. I will have to say I'm not sure if I've seen another mountain quite like this anywhere else, which makes it a great place to explore and visit as a day or longer hike in the mountains near Cusco. Additionally, the Red Valley (which is far less trafficked but seriously … [Read more...]
Best Things to Do in Doha Qatar & Visitor’s Guide
The Capital of Qatar; Doha is an interesting city that has seen so much grown over the years. Actually, my first time in Doha was in 1994 as a boy traveling with his family. At that time as well, my family had to get an invitation letter to visit the city. Even then however, they were advanced in some ways that surprised me and was like wow. … [Read more...]
Best Ways to Get from Bozeman to Whitefish Montana
One of the more popular routes, in particular during winter (skiing) or summer (Glacier National Park). Traveling from Bozeman to Whitefish is something many folks will contemplate whether you live or are visiting Montana. I find both places to be particularly interesting to visit and some of my favorite as well with great restaurants and proximity … [Read more...]
How to Do the Laguna Humantay Hike – Peru
One of the most iconic day hikes in the Cusco area is the Laguna Humantay Hike that takes you hikers up to the glacial Humantay Lake at an elevation of 13,780 feet. The mountain of Humantay however is even higher. Soaring to 5,473 meters (17,956 feet), which adds to the picturesque nature of the scene. While the place reminded me of a lot of … [Read more...]
Visitor’s Guide to the Auschwitz Concentration Camps
Following on the questions regarding information in my post on Tips on visiting the Auschwitz Concentration Camps, I decided to try to expand on information and the visit for people here. That post is still good and a great source for quick information about the camps, but I wanted to expand on a few points as well that didn’t necessarily fit in … [Read more...]
Visiting Knife River Indian Villages National Historic Site – North Dakota
Most Americans know the story of Sacajawea (also spelled Sakakawea or Sacajawea) who was a Shoshone woman helped Lewis and Clark on their expedition. What many may not know is that she is from area in the present state of North Dakota close to the area where Lewis and Clark camped at Fort Mandan. The Knife River Indian Villages National … [Read more...]
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