The Jewel of New England, Acadia National Park offers some of the most incredible scenery that New England and Maine have to offer. About Acadia National Park Established in 1919, Acadia National Park protects pristine islands and areas of the rugged Maine coastline. It was the first National Park in the eastern United States which is … [Read more...]
Guide to the Lost Mine Trail Hike – Big Bend NP
If I had to pick my favorite trail in Big Bend National park it would be the Lost Mine Trail Hike. And I’m not alone, it is consistently ranked as one of (if not THE) top hike in the park. I was really skeptical, could it really deserve all those high scores? Well, let's see if you agree. And here we are to help you plan your trip to Big Bend NP … [Read more...]
Guide to Santa Elena Canyon Trail – Big Bend NP
Located on the far end of Ross Maxwell Scenic Drive, the Santa Elena Canyon is one of the most imposing features in Big Bend National Park. The walls of the canyon rise steeply for over 1,500 feet on either side of the Rio Grande which makes up the border of the United States and Mexico. The trail is short but one of the best in Big Bend … [Read more...]
Visiting and Doing the Maroon Bells Hikes
The Maroon Bells Hike is the literal postcard of the State of Colorado. It's actually what you see on many of the advertisements for the state. I actually saw and learned about it the first time behind the desk at a hotel I was checking into. And I knew I had to visit. The trouble with it being so picture or err... poster perfect is that it's … [Read more...]
Guide to the Beehive Trail Hike – Acadia NP
One of the best in Acadia, the Beehive Trail Hike, is a incredible, tough hike with beautiful views of the land and sea below. Like it's big brother the Precipice Trail, Beehive has steep inclines with bridges, ladders, and metal rungs to help you navigate and climb the trail. Read on to learn how to Visit. About the Beehive Trail … [Read more...]
Exploring Ebey’s Landing National Historic Reserve
The picturesque location perched on steep cliffs overlooking the Puget Sound, Ebey's Landing National Historic Reserve feels like a land from a time ago. The area traces some of the early settlers in the land, natives, pioneers from Europe, and beyond who came to live and settle the land. History of Ebey's Landing NHR The Land that is … [Read more...]
8 Great Things to Do in Canberra Australia
Most people think of Canberra as "boring" Or at least That's what most Australians told me when I was going. But there are Lots of Things to Do in Canberra Australia and some of the best food in the country. I made this post to distill a quick "Great 8" Things to do in the Australia Capital, Canberra. Come along and explore. Visit Namadgi … [Read more...]
The Best Free Things to Do in NYC
Living in New York City, you realize quickly that things are Expensive. However, like many large cities, there are plenty of free or very low cost things to do. I wanted to make this list to help both local and tourists coming to the city to see and experience great things without breaking the bank. So follow along for over 30 of the Best Free … [Read more...]
Rattlesnake Gulch Trail – El Dorado Canyon State Park
Located in El Dorado Canyon State Park, Rattlesnake Gulch is one of the best hikes in the area. El Dorado as a whole doesn't have too many trails for hikers (it's more of a climbing destination), but what it does have is stellar. The park has some gorgeous canyons that run alongside of the Boulder Canyon creek and with views of Boulder and the … [Read more...]
Guide To McAfee Knob Hike – Virginia Appalachian Trail
One of the premier hikes in Virginia and along the Appalachian Trail. McAfee Knob is one of those postcard perfect places you see on brochures. And it often does don the sites and advertisements for Virginia Travel. So you want to check out the amazing McAfee Knob Trail? Read along to learn more. About the McAfee Knob Trail Distance: … [Read more...]
8 Best Things to Do in Guadalupe Mountains National Park
Guadalupe Mountains National Park is one of the least visited parks in the United States. Actually, most people have never heard of it. While it may not be my favorite park in the world, it has quite a bit to offer folks who want to come and explore this Texas mountain region. It also has the highest peak in Texas as well. But there's so much to do … [Read more...]
Visitor’s Guide to Cuyahoga Valley National Park
Visiting the Park Cuyahoga Valley National Park protects the beautiful rural and natural landscape between Cleveland and Akron Ohio. Established in 1974, the park is an interesting site as it shares national, state, local, and private land within it's borders. This makes it very different than many of the national parks one can visit with actual … [Read more...]
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