While many of us avoid the heat and gripe about the increasingly hotter summers, some travelers seek it out. Reaching peak temperatures of 130°F, Death Valley is known as the hottest place on Earth. And yet, each summer, during the park’s hottest days, Death Valley sees the majority of its visitors who have come for […]
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When temperatures go low, it’s time to go high; along the High Road to Taos—my favorite stretch of road from Santa Fe to Taos. Between the bustling streets of Santa Fe and the artistic enclave of Taos lies one of the best road trips in the country—a winding path through high desert landscapes, ancient villages,
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Is Vernal worth visiting? I would say, most definitely, yes! Vernal, Utah is the land of dinosaurs and scenic landscapes where red rock formations and mountain vistas intersect with tranquil reservoirs and rivers embedded with a rich geologic history. It’s the jumping-off point for big adventures including some of the most epic river running in
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Discovering the lands of Far West Texas can feel a bit like the Wild West, where the land roams free and an endless horizon reinvigorates your love for adventure. The region’s immense scale produces panoramic views that seem to extend to the ends of the earth, broken only by sculptural rock formations, winding canyons, and
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When traveling by way of a car across the mid-west, there doesn’t seem to be much to discover. With its flat landscape, abundant farmland and sparsely populated towns, travelers are met with much to be desired. But if you look hard enough you will find there are some real sweet spots to visit including a
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