The incredible Puebloan construction of Montezuma Castle really does look like a castle. So much so that it fooled the early Europeans who named it in honor of Montezuma (thinking it was connected with the Aztecs). The history though is very impressive as is the engineering. Read up on the National Monument and how you can visit as … [Read more...]
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Aztec Ruins National Monument: Visitor’s Guide
Designated a National Monument in 1923, Aztec Ruins National Monument protects an incredibly well preserved Puebloan village. Up to about the mid-11th century there were no inhabitants in this area and then folks continued to stream here and this village came to life. The area was cleared and built up quite considerably and was really well … [Read more...]
Alberta Falls Hike Guide: Rocky Mountain National Park
If you are looking for a fun, easy, family friendly hike in Rocky Mountain National Park. You should definitely consider the Alberta Falls Hike. Located in the Bear Lake area of the Park, it is a fun trail to a beautiful waterfall. The hike is lovely, wide, well marked, and fun. You can combine this hike with several others to see even more if … [Read more...]
Ultimate Guide: Sky Pond Hike – Rocky Mountain National Park
The Sky Pond Hike is one of the best trails in all of Rocky Mountain National Park. This hike includes some epic nature from several waterfalls (including one you climb), lakes, mountain views, forests, and more! The hike reminded me a lot of some of my favorite hikes of Glacier, including Grinnell Glacier and the Highline trail. You’ll see why … [Read more...]
Guide to Precipice Trail Hike – Acadia National Park
For Most people, the Precipice Trail Hike is one of the most sought after hikes to accomplish during their visit to Acadia National Park in Maine. This hike was definitely one of our goals and one of our favorite hikes of the park. This guide will help you with planning your own trip. About the Precipice Trail Hike The Precipice Hike … [Read more...]
Explorer’s Guide to Utah’s Arches National Park
With over 2,000 natural sandstone arches, Arches National Park lives up to its namesake. The park is one of the gems of the National Park system and pretty incredible place with all the arches found in such a small area. Established in 1929 the park protects about 120 square miles of land (76,679 acres). Where is Arches National … [Read more...]
Camp Hale National Monument: Visitor Guide
1942 World War II has been raging throughout much of the world. The US had just entered the war a few months earlier. The US among other allies have been considering many options for assaulting Axis strongholds. America needed a better training and preparation facility for some of the harsh alpine conditions in Europe. History of Camp … [Read more...]
Cheap Broadway Ticket: Secrets From a NYC Local
NYC is expensive and as someone who lives there I know that trying to find ways to save money is paramount. And while I love to live it up in the city like anyone else I want to find the cheapest ways to save money. Broadway is expensive but I always try to find discounted tickets or other deals for Broadway. But don’t worry, I’m here to help … [Read more...]
Meow Wolf Denver: Advice Before Going
I had heard about Meow Wolf as soon as I arrived in Denver. It was something that my friend had mentioned to me and it quickly became a thing I really wanted to do. It's certainly one of those experiences that people mention as "must do" in Denver. So I finally did it. I'm here to help you understand if visiting it is worth it for your … [Read more...]
9 Exciting Day Trips from Bar Harbor Maine (2023)
Bar Harbor on Mount Desert Island is one of the top spots to explore and visit in Maine. Known as the gateway to Acadia National Park, there’s so much to explore in the area. For those visiting, you should first take the time to explore the Acadia aspects on the island and in the area. Highlights However, if you only visit the nearby … [Read more...]
OVER 25 Best Free Things To Do in Denver (2023)
Denver is one of my favorite towns. Although it's been known to be getting more expensive these days. But, you are also in luck, the city is full of amazing free and cheap things to explore as well. We are always on the look out for the best free things to do in Denver. And we we are here to help you in planning your travels through the … [Read more...]
Independence Ghost Town – Colorado Visitor Guide
Founded in the late 19th century, Independence Ghost Town saw at its height a population of nearly 1,500 people. Life at 10,900 feet was tough, but the town grew to over 40 businesses and many homes and other buildings. These days, about 90 buildings have been discovered in the town. About the Ghost Town Located at 10,900 feet, the … [Read more...]
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