Saguaro National Park East VS West: Which Side Is Better?

The renowned Saguaro cactus is a symbol of the Southwest, as well as the desert itself. The very mention brings me visions of rolling purple ridges studded with massive, almost human-like cactus silhouetted against the setting orange-red desert sun, birds and bats darting about, coyotes yelping and owls cry, unseen in the impending darkness. The … Read more

14 Best Hikes In Denali National Park To Try Out 2024

Hiking in Denali National Park is a fascinating experience. Given that the park is 6 million acres, you’d expect it to have miles and miles of hiking routes, especially considering that much smaller parks like the Smokies have over 900 miles of path. Surprisingly, there aren’t many well-maintained hiking routes in the park, but the … Read more

10 Free Things To Do In Beaufort SC In 2024

Beaufort, South Carolina’s “Most Romantic City,” is brimming with enchantment. However, you don’t have to be part of a traveling pair to enjoy the sights and sounds of this wonderful city located outside of Hilton Head. This South Carolina gem is brimming with Southern charm and is ideal for a girls’ weekend, a family vacation, … Read more

Best Time To Visit Saguaro National Park

Saguaro National Park, in the deep south of Arizona, was America’s first national park, established largely to safeguard a plant species. Plants are in charge here, despite the fact that this is a desert environment. Saguaro cactus, the park’s namesake, dominate the environment, which is made up of desert lowlands and rough mountain ranges. The … Read more

Best Time To Visit Shenandoah National Park In 2024

Looking to spend a few days in Virginia’s Shenandoah National Park? Shenandoah National Park isn’t the largest or most visited park in the United States national park system, but it’s still a massive place. It’s also well-liked. Because it’s one of the nearest national parks to the Baltimore-Washington Metropolitan Area, careful preparation is essential. It’s … Read more

Can You Go To Horseshoe Bend Without A Tour?

A simple excursion to Horseshoe Bend in Page, Arizona, is definitely worth the detour if you find yourself in Northern Arizona or Southern Utah. We drove through Page on our route from Southern Utah to Zion National Park, and it wasn’t much of a detour. You will just need a couple hours if you are … Read more

Can You Fish At Fort Macon?

Fort Macon, which was built to protect Beaufort Inlet and Beaufort Harbor, has seen both wartime tragedies and accomplishments, and is today North Carolina’s most visited park. The fort changed hands several times between Union and Confederate forces during the Civil War, eventually falling into disrepair. In 1924, the fort was sold to North Carolina … Read more

St Pete Beach Visitors Guide

It’s no wonder that St. Petersburg is a hotspot for sports and outdoor activities, with an average of 361 bright days each year. Whether it’s watching the Tampa Bay Rays play at Tropicana Field or participating in golf, tennis, and other sports, there’s something for everyone. The Salvador Dali Museum, the world’s most complete museum … Read more

10 Kid Friendly Hikes In The Red River Gorge Reviewed

There are several treks in the Scenic Columbia Gorge, the country’s first scenic byway. I looked up how many hikes there are in the Columbia Gorge on Google but couldn’t find an answer. We attempt a new gorge walk almost every time we visit this region. Many waterfall hikes and walks with spectacular views of … Read more