Looking to visit one of Puerto Rico’s finest beaches? Then you, our wonderful buddy, must travel to Culebra, a little island off the coast of Puerto Rico! Trying to figure out how to go to Culebra? From day excursions to ferries and planes, we’ve put together a comprehensive transportation guide to help you travel to … Read more
Antelope Canyon might be a highlight of your Arizona vacation. It’s simple to understand why the Navajo people consider this area sacred because it’s surrounded by red canyon walls sculpted by nature over millennia. Antelope Canyon is a slot canyon formed by flash floods flowing through the sandstone. Water carves a twisting route through the … Read more
It’s hard to approach Cape Lookout National Seashore without being pulled to its famous lighthouse, which has a distinctive diamond-shaped design and stands at a height of 163 feet. The Cape Lookout National Seashore, located off the Crystal Coast (also known as the southern Outer Banks) of North Carolina, stretches 56 miles over barrier islands … Read more
With an elevation of 11,250 feet, Mt. Hood dominates the Portland skyline. It is located to the east of the city and is a year-round outdoor adventurer’s paradise. You don’t want to miss out on everything Mt. Hood has to offer, whether you live in the Portland metro area or are simply passing through. I’ll … Read more
No matter what time of year you visit, Zion National Park is a breathtaking sight to see. There are so many gorgeous (literally and metaphorically!) walks to choose from that your walking sticks and hiking shoes will be in shock! Even before your trip is finished, you’ll be planning ways to return to the desert … Read more
The natural beauty of Antelope Canyon makes it one of the most sought-after tourist attractions in the world, yet entry to this natural wonder is only possible with the help of a Navajo guide. Here, we’ll walk you through the steps of visiting this incredible location. Antelope Canyon is unlike any other place on the … Read more
The beaches of St. Augustine run from Vilano Beach in the north to Crescent Beach in the south. The Intracoastal Waterway separates the mainland from the barrier islands, which include miles of beautiful shoreline and several public beach leisure and relaxation places. Should you visit the St. Augustine Beach? Visiting St. Augustine’s beaches is typically … Read more
The oak boughs let in an eerie amount of light. It filters through the trunks of old oaks and gum trees in beams. It makes its way through thickets of green leaves to the mushroom and rotting leaf undergrowth. The twigs are occasionally rustled by a wild turkey. Occasionally, a deer may be seen prowling … Read more
The unique spires of the Pinnacles emerge incongruously from the flat slopes of the Gabilan Mountains east of California’s lush Salinas Valley. Visitors explore canyons and talus caves as condors ride updrafts along the cliffs, deer graze grass near creek beds, and condors ride updrafts along the cliffs. This serene setting is now one of … Read more
Sedona, with its towering cliffs and breathtaking red rock vistas, is a hiker’s dream. With its breath-taking landscape and enthralling natural treasures, provides limitless chances for adventure for the entire family. While the city appears to be built for hardcore outdoor adventurers, there are plenty of easy and family-friendly hiking routes to be found. Let’s … Read more
