The South Rim of the Grand Canyon is a year-round destination that attracts visitors across North America and beyond. It’s a National Park standout year-round from warm summer days to the blazing fall color to a snow-kissed desert landscape. With…
A trip to San Antonio isn’t complete unless you sample its Tex-Mex along the Riverwalk and visit at least one of the missions. Right across the street from the Riverwalk is one of the most famous. Starting in the middle…
The largest protected desert in the world is located at the Mojave National Preserve, conveniently located between two interstates. Located East of Barstow, California, this area is the rain shadow of the towering pine-covered mountains about 100 miles west. The…
Located in southern Oklahoma, Lawton is 85 miles southwest of Oklahoma City. From seeing buffalo graze to hiking and more, find fun things to do in Lawton. This is a great stop if you are road-tripping along Interstate 44. 6…
If your kids want to go camping, then you need this list. After camping with kids for over 15 years, I’m here to say, make it easy for Mom. When planning your camping trip, keep it within your comfort level.…
It’s a drive day on your road trip and you don’t want to hassle (and expense) of setting up camp for a quick overnight. Try Boondocking. Once a secret among the caravaners and hippy kids, camping on the cheap has…
North America is big, but with a little perseverance, travelers can take to the road and explore it. You might not be Ma and Pa Ingalls in their covered wagon or Lewis and Clark in their canoes. However, with a…
Road-tripping across the U.S. is an American pastime. From Washington to Maine and Michigan to Florida, there is so much to see and do. To have a great trip focused on exploring, a properly maintained and prepared vehicle is important.…
Cody is near the eastern entrances of Yellowstone National Park in northwestern Wyoming. It is a popular gateway into the park, offering authentic Western flavor and even better steaks. From leaf peeping in the Absaroka Mountains to treks into Yellowstone…
As the temperatures cool and crowds go home, fall is an excellent time to enjoy the U.S. National Parks. As early as Labor Day weekend, the leaves start to change brilliant shades. From fiery reds to pumpkin oranges to sunburst…
A Fall Color Road Trip awaits in Vermont for those yearning for cozy sweaters, Vermont cheddar and cider. The trees glow every shade of yellow, orange and red. As travelers head through the Green Mountains, farm stands await with pumpkins,…
With the first real cold front, the trees will set themselves on fire with colors of yellow, orange and even fiery red. So pack a picnic and head to a park for hiking, camping, or enjoying the view. With perfect…