If you're drawn to places with history, mystery, and maybe just a little creep factor, this list is for you. From tunnels under cities to abandoned prisons and underground crypts, these are some of the coolest (and creepiest) spots I’ve explored. Here are seven places I’ve been that were completely fascinating during the day, but… Continue reading Underground, Abandoned, and a Little Creepy: 7 Unique Places to Visit
Redwood National Park is home to the world's tallest and oldest trees. While we often refer to this area as Redwoods National Park, it is officially known as Redwood National and State Parks. Redwood National and State Parks are unique, with federal and state lands managed jointly. In the early 1900s, the state acquired lands… Continue reading Find Awestruck Wonder at Redwood National Park
Attendance, thus crowds, at national parks varies widely. Here, I'm highlighting some of the least visited national parks. Redwood National Park Last year, Great Smoky Mountains National Park was the most visited national park, with nearly 13 million visitors. In contrast, the National Park of American Samoa had fewer than 2000 guests. Great Smoky Mountains… Continue reading 7 of the Least Visited National Parks
It's never too late or too early to plan your next trip. So branch out and try something new this year. Need inspiration for summer vacation ideas? We loved these destinations, and I hope you will too! 11 Awesome Summer Vacation Ideas 1. Buffalo National River, AR The 135 mile Buffalo National River is located… Continue reading 11 Summer Vacation Ideas
