Craters of the Moon National Monument may not be the most visited national park units but it certainly is one of the most fascinating. Located in Idaho, Craters is a one-of-a-kind experience that you have to see to believe. Keep reading for my tips to visiting Craters of the Moon.
Before you hit the road, there are at least 12 tops things you need to check on your vehicle. Regular maintenance can save money in the long run and keep you from getting stuck or delayed on the road. Here’s where to start.
Choosing the best area to stay in Puerto Vallarta can be challenging because there are so many choices. I’ve stayed in four of the most popular tourist areas and I’m sharing all my suggestions about where to stay in Puerto Vallarta.
One of the most spectacular, can’t miss state parks is just an hour from Las Vegas. Valley of Fire State Park will captivate you with it’s gorgeous landscapes, unique features and ancient petroglyphs. Keep reading for tips on how to visit and some must-do’s in the park.
A road trip from Las Vegas to Zion National Park is one of the best road trips there is. Whether you make it a one-day trip or take your time exploring along the way, these tips and stops will help you get the most out of the journey.
“National parks might not be the first place you think of for romance- but they can be! Not only are they set in stunning landscapes, many of the things we associate with romantic moments are right there, too. From quiet hikes to sunset viewpoints, here’s how to make the most of a romantic getaway.
Cabo San Lucas offers a multitude of exciting activities for visitors to enjoy. From thrilling water sports to visiting iconic landmarks like the Arch of Cabo, there’s something for first timers, cruisers and repeat visitors. Read my list of things to do in Cabo San Lucas to help find the perfect activity.
Puerto Vallarta is a popular tourist destination known for its beautiful beaches and friendly people but just exactly how do you say Puerto Vallarta? In this article, you’ll learn how to pronounce it the right way once and for all.
Driving from Las Vegas to Sedona takes you from the bright lights of Vegas to the red rocks of Sedona. Along this road trip route you’ll discover historic western towns, a stretch of an iconic highway and one of the prettiest national forests in the country.