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A Guide to Navigating 6 Small Towns in Nevada Nevada is so much more than just Las Vegas. Explore Nevada like you’ve never seen it before, from ghost villages to cowboy country. Before departing the Silver State, travelers should make time to visit these six little communities. Virginia City (Storey County) In 1859, the fortunes
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Guide to 5 National Parks in Alaska More national parks are found in Alaska than in all the states along the Eastern Seaboard put together You may be familiar with Glacier Bay as well as Denali. But the remainder are less well-known, underappreciated, and thus crowd-free. Denali National Park Claim to fame: The tallest mountain in
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An Insider’s Guide to Assateague Island The primary attraction of Assateague Island National Seashore is its wild horses, despite its sandy beaches, maritime woods, and salt marshes. It’s among the few locations in the country where visitors may witness horses living in freedom. Maryland and Virginia share a barrier island located 227 kilometers east of Washington, D.C. You can go to Assateague and make the most of your stay there with the aid of this insider’s guide. Getting to the Island Renting a car from Washington, D.C.,
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A varied landscape with trendy city attractions When the untamed and untamed landscape of the Pacific Northwest appears before you and you have only recently left the large metropolis of Seattle, you will know you are in Washington. (In addition, every block has at least one espresso bar.) The only state in the “lower 48″ that offers the opportunity to stroll trails at a National Volcanic Monument in the afternoon, tour a national park in a temperate rainforest in the morning, and take in the scent of desert sage as the sun sets is Washington. Striking Landscapes Abound Shaped by millions of years of volcanic activity, Washington’s incredible geography is
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When you combine a visit to Yellowstone National Park with a trip to Salt Lake City, Utah, you’ll be treated to breathtaking landscapes, cutting-edge restaurants, and outdoor adventures. Wyoming and portions of Montana and Idaho are home to the magnificent Yellowstone, the first national park in the United States. Between Salt Lake City and Yellowstone, it’s a simple road trip that gives travelers plenty of time to thoroughly explore the area’s historical and natural monuments. Enjoy the Great Outdoors & Local Culture in Salt Lake City Utah’s capital, Salt Lake City, is backed
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Discover the native culture of South Florida while having fun in the Everglades. The Big Cypress Seminole Indian Reservation, located deep within the Everglades and only an hour’s drive from the airports in Naples, Miami, and Fort Lauderdale, offers visitors the chance to experience the indigenous culture and way of life of the Seminole Tribe, while also engaging in a wealth of adventure and leisure. Big Cypress RV Resort Head into the middle of the Everglades to find the Big Cypress RV Resort and campground.
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Discover the great outdoors and more in this state capital in the Pacific Northwest. Olympia Blessed with temperate winters, pleasant summers, evergreen forests, mountain ranges, and sandy beaches, the coastal state capital of Washington is an ideal place for days full of discovery, especially for those who love the great outdoors. Both in the downtown area and the surrounding countryside, this laid-back, unassuming town has lots to offer tourists seeking historical sites, artisanal cuisine, or cultural activities. History, Architecture and Museums The stunning State Capitol building, the No. 1 tourist attraction in Olympia,
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A shopping and outdoor enthusiasts’ paradise Bloomington Over 42 million tourists from close and far visit Bloomington each year. They travel to Mall of America because it is an incredible shopping destination with 520 stores, 50 restaurants, and more attractions than some theme parks. You have to see it to believe it. Additionally, making the pilgrimage is simple: You can get there with a short metro ride from the airport in Minneapolis-Saint Paul. But if you walk outside of this retail haven, you’ll find parks, gardens, trails, and preserves that provide outdoor entertainment all year long. Mall of America The USA’s largest retail and entertainment complex is anchored by
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Frankenmuth: a charming tiny town with a German background To enjoy the finest of small-town living visit this charming village With a rich history, excellent shopping, and a plethora of cultural activities, Frankenmuth welcomes millions of tourists each year. This small city has rich Bavarian origins and resembles a German town. It has all the amenities you would expect from a German town, including cultural events and Bavarian restaurants, stores, and buildings. It is home to two of the biggest independently-owned restaurants in the United States, both of which serve delicious fried chicken meals, in addition to the largest Christmas store in the world. Experience the warmth and charm of Frankenmuth for yourself by taking a stroll through the flower-filled public gardens, riding a carriage through the town, or gliding down the Cass River in a passenger paddleboat. One-of-a-Kind Adventure & Food The name “Zehnder” is a big one in this
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Albuquerque Adventures outdoors and Southwestern culture in a city at a high altitude Situated in the shadow of the pink-hued Sandia Mountains and bisected by the powerful Rio Grande River, this high-altitude metropolis of over 500,000 inhabitants is the largest in New Mexico. Its past as the ancestry of Native American tribes for thousands of years and then as a Spanish colony in the eighteenth century is responsible for the unique Southwestern cultural flare and culinary scene. With 310 sunny days annually and breathtaking views of the mountains and desert, it serves as an outdoor playground all year round. Albuquerque’s Historic Center Founded in 1706, Old Town is the historical and cultural heart of
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