Think you don’t have enough time to visit a national park? With a good plan and a well thought out strategy, there are actually a few really easy to get to park units you can visit when you’re short on time. Keep reading to find out which ones.
Explore the rocky cliffs, lush forests and serene lakes of Maine and Mount Desert Island. As the first place in the United States to catch the sunrise, this region is a treasure of outdoor adventure. Spend two days in Acadia National Park and get to know one of North America’s crown jewels of national parks.
A weekend in Mexico City is plenty of time to experience the city’s history, culture and energy if you plan well. Explore historic sites and world-class museums, sample street food and wander green parks in the best city in the world! Here’s how.
Puerto Vallarta is known for its stunning beaches and friendly people. However, sometimes it’s nice to venture outside the city and explore the surrounding areas. Luckily, there are many beautiful beaches just a short ride away. In this article, we’ll take a look at some of the best beach day trips from Puerto Vallarta.
Stroll, educate and eat your way through the charming cobblestone streets of one of the most historic cities in the United States. From the harbor to downtown and beyond, come along and discover some of the best things to do in Boston.
A Boston to Bar Harbor road trip offers stunning views of the New England coast, the opportunity to explore charming coastal towns and villages and LL Bean! It’s a perfect way to experience the quintessential sights and sounds of Maine’s picturesque coastline.
In just about seven hours or less, there are seven unique national parks you can visit from this ideal location in southern Nevada, one of the many reasons Las Vegas is the perfect fly and road trip city. What park will you visit first?
Fall is a fabulous time of the year for road tripping and weekend getaways. What are the best US cities to include in your fall travel? Keep reading for a few of my personal favorites
Atlanta is a huge sprawling city. Choosing the perfect neighborhood for your visit can be challenging. Good thing I’ve been spending long weekends in Atlanta for years. Here’s my favorite areas and tips about where to stay in Atlanta